=== andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === chriadam|away is now known as chriadam [00:42] Looking for help. I'm trying to find the command to copy and rename a file in the same directory please. thank you' [00:44] Ok....Second room I've been in with a bunch of names in the room but no one is talking. Why bother logging into the room if no one is going to chat and be helpful? :( [00:46] mmm 3 whole min [00:46] I saw it like 30 seconds after === Aww is now known as [[Aww]] [00:47] but I don't know the answer [00:48] omg look at all the apps loaded [00:49] aw just fakes [00:50] RobbyF: install the core apps and collections ppas [00:50] RobbyF: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-touch-coreapps-drivers/+archive/daily and https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-touch-coreapps-drivers/+archive/collection/ [00:50] thanks [00:50] then apt-get install touch-coreapps and touch-collection [00:50] then you'll have a bunch of working apps installed [00:51] email client? [00:51] -:] [00:51] RobbyF: not yet, but we want to make one [00:52] It's in the core apps but I havn't seen anything worked on. [00:52] give me operator [00:52] need an exchange client supported :( [00:52] I want oper [00:52] yeah, it was one of the original core apps but nothing was done yet [00:52] GIVE ME OPER [00:53] Blacklisted: you're not making sense [00:53] RobbyF: we plan on using Trojita to get IMAP working [00:53] I did just see a Qt project for Exchange support though [00:57] oh good. [00:58] I know thunderbird isn't QT but does it do exchange offhand? === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone [01:12] no === [[Aww]] is now known as Aww [02:00] hi i have tried to install ubuntu touch on my nexus 4 following the official instructions, now my device doesnt get past google bootloader screen but does boot to bootloader/recovery. however its not showing up in adb devices so i dont really know what to do === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone [02:05] Chuck_: In my experience, yes you do need adb working to install/resinstall Ubuntu touch. If adb is not working, then you can still reinstall Android and start again with these steps: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Install#Restoring_Android [02:14] ok im trying those instructions now, terminal currently just says but hopefully it will progress past that === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone [02:23] Looking for a simple example of "expansion" building block in Ubuntu SDK | http://askubuntu.com/q/327230 [02:24] yea so i follow those instructions but of course adb isnt working so step 5 doesnt do anything, i put into bootloader using volume/power key and do command from step 6 and its stuck saying [02:25] hi === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK [02:40] Chuck_: Sounds like the physical USB connection is not working. Try unplugging/replugging it. Also check "lsusb" and "dmesg" for information suggesting the phone is not connected or has disconnected [02:43] i appriciate the help, i switched usb ports and it seems to be doing its thing now [02:43] @Duflu Thanks a ton! [02:43] Chuck_: No problem === salem_ is now known as _salem === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [03:24] hmm, how to beat light off lol [03:26] silly question, I to I close an application that I'm currently in. [03:26] besides from going to the home screen === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === Namidairo`bnc is now known as Namidairo === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK [03:47] RobbyF: Don't know. I've been wondering the same === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone [04:42] Hello all. === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone [04:48] /5 === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Noskcaj10 is now known as Noskcaj === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [07:19] Hello [07:19] ogra_, is lxc-console -n android supposed to work ? [07:19] Type to exit the console, to enter Ctrl+a itself [07:19] janimo, nope [07:19] but nothing else [07:19] see my mail about flipped containers ;) [07:20] there is an android-chroot command but that only chroots into the android rootfs, it doesnt actually switch into the container [07:20] it is enough to start commands though [07:20] good morning [07:23] Does anybody know which changes i need to run flipped ubuntu phone? [07:23] artas182x, a bunch, what device [07:24] LG L9 P760. I have git repo for chroted ubuntu. [07:25] do you have the unflipped image working already ? [07:25] Yes [07:26] ok ... does your device use a "normal" boot.img (does "abootimg -i $path/to/boot.img" recognize it as such ?) [07:27] (if not, it gets a lot harder) [07:27] ogra_: ho [07:28] ok [07:28] ogra_: you know what happened to our images in lab? [07:28] Lg uses nornal boot.img, but I don't have linux computer near me, i can't type command. [07:28] asac, what always happens ... thats how far the tests go if nobody catherds them [07:29] ogra_: why did nobody do that? [07:29] asac, now that you have to ask QA :) [07:31] ogra_: reswults disappeared? [07:32] we had like good imagres yesterday, but i dont see the good results anymore [07:32] ogra_: can you recall? [07:32] artas182x, ok, so to turn a flipped image into unflipped the first thing you need is the generic ubuntu initrd in your boot.img as well as an unflipped rootfs ... to start android in the container the android ramdisk needs to sit in /boot/android-ramdisk.img ... depending on your kernel config you might need to enable some console and VT options to make upstart happy === Andro|AFK is now known as andromorphone [07:34] asac, i'm not sure, i know 30.1 wasnt complete ... 31.1 and 31.2 were failed builds [07:34] asac, i dont remember if 31 was complete or not === andromorphone is now known as Andro|AFK [07:35] Ok, thank you, i will try it later. Do it need any changes later ti do succesful boot? [07:35] artas182x, make sure to do a recent build of your device specific zip, all the above files should be available in the out dir [07:35] you need more [07:35] the above is the first step [07:36] if you got something ready, come back and i'll help you [07:37] that the kernel works out of the box is rare so we will most likely need to debug the first boot ... once you get to an adb connection the rest is mostly paperwork (creating a proper udev rule etc) [07:37] so your first target should be getting the thing booted and an adb connection [07:38] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/PortingFlippedInProgress has an in-progess wikipage we are just trying to get sorted [07:44] ogra_: so plan is: [07:44] 1. get the 31.3 results published or rerun [07:44] 2. release that [07:44] 3. add the rest of the tests we have [07:44] e.g. todays image need special attentiion [07:44] where is jcollado [07:44] ? [07:45] asac, he is on holidays [07:46] jibel: are you able to help getting jobs through? [07:46] gema is starting todays off now [07:46] asac, no, I don't know these jobs at all [07:49] jibel, do you know who else can shepherd and re-run the tests ? [07:49] (in a european TZ) [07:49] * ogra_ suspects there is nobody [07:49] ogra_: gema is kicking them off now [07:49] but she will be in meetings for a while [07:49] so might not be there... [07:50] but... best option we seem to have right now [07:50] ogra_, maybe psivaa ? he starts around 0800UTC [07:51] I'll ask him when he gets online [08:00] hi, on nexus4 with ubuntu touch installed, run test_glesv2 / test_sf show something on display [08:00] but run test_egl does not do anything [08:00] is that normal ? [08:07] ogra_, asac psivaa will help with touch smoke tests === chriadam is now known as chriadam|away [08:14] jibel, thanks [08:21] I have restarted the jobs [08:21] psivaa: I am looking at those [08:22] psivaa: the only problem right now is to figure out if all the results are appearing on the public instance form the internal one or not and then if they apear on the dashboard [08:22] psivaa: there seems to be a problem with the dashboard today that some results are missing, so it may be just a case of the dashboard not begin able to import/show the results [08:23] gema: right, the runs are in the public instance but dashboard does not show all of them [08:24] psivaa: that is a cjohnston issue [08:24] psivaa: I have raised a critical bug , please make sure he sees it first thing his morning [08:24] https://bugs.launchpad.net/qa-dashboard/+bug/1207218 [08:24] Launchpad bug 1207218 in Ubuntu QA Dashboard "Results were lost for 20130731 touch images" [Critical,New] [08:25] Can I travel to Tibet Independently? | http://askubuntu.com/q/327316 [08:31] AskUbuntu: that's a peaceful thought you put in our minds, travelling to tibet :) [08:33] Good morning all, happy Yorkshire Day! :-D === schwuk_away is now known as schwuk === schwuk is now known as schwuk_away === schwuk_away is now known as schwuk [09:02] Is lp:platform-api still needed in the android build in the flipped images? === schwuk is now known as schwuk_away [09:06] MaxWallstedt, yes [09:06] MaxWallstedt, only uchroot is no longer needed [09:07] Ok, thanks! === schwuk_away is now known as schwuk [09:11] MaxWallstedt, great work on getting your port! thanks a bunch for updating the image info in LP so quickly! [09:12] MaxWallstedt, not sure if you saw lp:~sergiusens/phablet-tools/flash_change already, but it's the branch which (once landed) will be able to flash the device, using the image info [09:13] according to the merge proposal it should be something like "phablet-flash community --device i9100" [09:13] dholbach, Yes, I saw that, and I'll try it out as soon as I can [09:13] maybe you can comment on https://code.launchpad.net/~sergiusens/phablet-tools/flash_change/+merge/177927 as well once you played around with it? === schwuk is now known as schwuk_away [09:28] dednick, ping [09:28] MaxWallstedt, dholbach, i9100 wont work out of the box, it needs kernel changes (specifically the cmdline needs console=tty1 appended, else upstart wont boot) [09:29] * ogra_ is working on that since sunday .... you can hardcode the cmdline from the bootloader in the kernel to achieve that change, but that breaks recovery mode completely [09:30] MacSlow: pong [09:30] (beyond that flipped runs fine on my SGS2) [09:30] ogra_, Thanks for that information! [09:31] ogra_, nice! [09:31] ogra_, is that something which is going to happen to other devices too? [09:31] gema: job still running? [09:31] MaxWallstedt, i also added a udev rule and the needed fstab changes to the respective packages already [09:31] in that case we might want to document it [09:31] gema: just wonder ... a few days back we got 140 tests [09:31] MaxWallstedt, sound and camera are still not working with it though, that will need further inspection [09:31] now its 128 [09:32] gema: oh its default/sdk/security that haven't run yet [09:32] gema: coming or did they choke? [09:32] asac: ack [09:32] checking [09:32] dholbach, the console issue will happen on several devices, but not all [09:32] Well, one thing at the time [09:32] :) [09:33] dholbach, for our supported devices two worked without any kernel changed .... grouper and manta (both tablets) needed touching for the console stuff like the SGS2 [09:33] https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/saucy-touch-mako-smoke-unity8-autopilot/9/artifact/clientlogs/ [09:33] powerd crashed [09:34] its a matter of the graphics driver in use .... seems mali and tegra need tinkering [09:34] maybe we should put that on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/PortingFlippedInProgress then(?) [09:35] ogasawara: how is sprint going? [09:35] well, its highly individual what you need to set .... i was trying to find a common denominator [09:35] 11:33 < asac> https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/saucy-touch-mako-smoke-unity8-autopilot/9/artifact/clientlogs/ [09:35] 11:33 < asac> powerd crashed [09:35] ogasawara: ^^ [09:35] there is a .crash file with coredump for investiating [09:35] ogra_, sure it is - I just thought that the general information might help ... if porters run into the issue [09:36] CONFIG_VT and CONFIG_HW_CONSOLE might be something common [09:36] i'm not 100% sure yet [09:37] Hey guys! [09:37] How is everyone? [09:38] asac, whoopsie is on the images since a few days, probably QA and ev could work together to have it automatically process the crash files from utah [09:39] (push it to the retracer, automatically create a bug and attach that to the dashboard) [09:40] ogra_: we have just added the feature to export .crash files [09:40] whoopsie etc. is on our list [09:40] ah, sweet [09:40] but its not really a priority because we dont have arm retracers yet anyway [09:40] ogra_: see https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/saucy-touch-mako-smoke-unity8-autopilot/9/artifact/clientlogs/ [09:40] asac, what happened to them ? [09:40] unity8 had a failure and seems powerd just kicked in [09:40] ogra_: dunno [09:40] we have arm retracers since lucid iirc [09:40] ogra_: sounded like they were never there :) [09:41] ogra_: but not for whoopsie [09:41] etc. [09:41] for the old infra [09:41] but NCommander kind of dropped the ball on them [09:41] but maybe i just got it wrong [09:41] will double check the story in todays CI standup [09:41] they worked for a year or so [09:41] ogra_: for this whoopsie thingy? [09:41] and after that on and off [09:41] not the old stuff? [09:41] like launchpad bug retracing [09:41] the old stuff [09:42] ogra_: so yeah [09:42] none are there [09:42] asac: no, you have it right. We don't have armhf retracers on daisy.ubuntu.com yet. That's RT https://rt.admin.canonical.com//Ticket/Display.html?id=58019 [09:42] for whoopsie [09:43] well. there are retracers somewhere ... they can probably be re-purposed [09:43] ogra_: the ones we have don't scale [09:43] this calls for prodstack and a lot of them :) [09:43] so we are waiting for calxeda ? [09:44] ogra_: no, these are virtualised [09:44] ah, k [09:45] ev: ack [09:45] steve gave me the big story :) [09:45] now [09:45] :) [09:45] interesting stuff [09:46] have to think about it :) [09:46] but guess i will just forget [09:46] and hope for it just happening [09:46] * ogra_ goes back to fix up lxc-android-config [09:46] we may get uploading the reports from jenkins to daisy.ubuntu.com for free, depending on how my conversation with Katherine next week on automatic reporting on Touch goes. [09:46] heh [09:47] but obviously there's additional work we can do to smooth the experience from a crash happening in jenkins to the developer getting a launchpad bug number === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr [10:01] Hello. [10:02] hello Notex [10:11] Hi, if I flash the daily Saucy build for grouper should I expect graphics to work? [10:12] yes [10:12] Thank you [10:14] ogra_, Did you need to change CONFIG_VT=y and CONFIG_VT_CONSOLE=y for i9100? [10:14] MaxWallstedt, well, i changed it, i havent done a reverse twst, might be that just changing the cmdline stuff works, i'll test that later today [10:15] *test [10:18] ogra_, in galaxys2-common/BoardCommonConfig.mk there's a line: BOARD_KERNEL_CMDLINE := console=ttySAC2,115200 consoleblank=0. Is that the one that needs to be changed? [10:18] MaxWallstedt, right [10:19] and the configuration for it (kernel needs to override bootloader) [10:19] Shall any of those values remain? [10:19] loglevel=4 androidboot.serialno=0009c7dd53c73f sec_debug.enable=0 sec_debug.enable_user=0 c1_watchdog.sec_pet=5 sec_log=0x100000@0x4d900000 s3cfb.bootloaderfb=0x5ec00000 ld9040.get_lcdtype=0x0 consoleblank=0 lpj=3981312 vmalloc=144m console=tty1 [10:19] thats the one i use atm [10:19] no, i replaced it completely [10:20] but thats suboptimal since the bootloader prepends something to the line of you press the buttons for recovery mode on boot [10:20] i.e. you cant use recovery anymore [10:21] i talked to apw yesterday (one of our kernel geniuses) if we could have a patch that flips the cmdline handling around (so that ker kernel can append to the bootloader line) [10:21] *that the [10:21] Is it possible to re-flash the recovery afterwards? [10:22] well, that wont gain you much [10:22] and the recovery itself isnt broken [10:22] the mechanism to boot into it is [10:23] we actually need to use the bootloader cmdline and just append console=tty1 to it ... but the kernel only offers to completely replace it or to *pre*pend [10:24] replacing will break recovery ... prepending will still leave us with the wrong console arg (only the last one is read and teh default cmdline has a console=ram in it) [10:25] Is it possible to return to android in that state? [10:26] well, you need to re-flash [10:26] asac: all results are there [10:26] asac: images look good [10:26] (using haskell or whatever) [10:26] err [10:26] heimdall [10:29] gema: nice [10:29] gema, looks to me like 7 are still missing [10:29] (we had 140 the last times) [10:29] ogra_: do you know which job is missing? [10:30] ogra_: the dashboard has this problem with results parsing [10:30] (I think) [10:30] not really and i cant see the 140er results on the dashboard anymore [10:30] ogra_: ok [10:30] psivaa: can you check against all the jobs we are running per device, which one is missing to show? [10:30] but all successful runs the last days had that amount [10:31] seems there is a lot missing [10:31] (from dachboard) [10:32] gema: ogra_: some jobs just finished running so the dash is yet to to pick them up [10:32] ah, cool [10:46] Laney, seb128: ping for https://code.launchpad.net/~mardy/ubuntu-system-settings/private-module-dir/+merge/177801 [10:47] Does wifi work fine for other people? [10:47] Hello [10:47] Hello einnamehalt [10:47] Why isnt ubuntu avaliable for iPhones [10:48] that makes me sad cause i only have an iPhone [10:48] mardy, hey, as said I've no strong opinion on the topic, but I would prefer the to prefix the system directory with ubuntu- [10:48] mardy, I guess we can discuss the name at the call in 3 hours, can you join this week? [10:49] einnamehalt, I'm pretty sure Ubuntu Touch will never be on IOS. [10:49] thats very sad :c [10:50] seb128: ah, right! I think I can [10:50] i needthere must be a way to unlock the iDevice so that the User can do whatever he wants to do with it. I am thinking of an Jailbreak for changing the OS [10:50] But by the time your iPhone dies there will likely be an Ubuntu phone on the market [10:50] mardy, great [10:51] If you want to do whatever you want, I would suggest getting an Android phone/tablet. Apple gives no freedom to their customers. [10:52] I had an Android device and i was very disapointed of that :D === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [10:53] einnamehalt: it's not within our remit to port to apple hardware, but if someone in the community wants to try, that would be great [10:53] that would be very great haha [10:53] seb128: I added some information to settings sheet about keyboard settings. currently osk only reads it's settings from a config file [10:53] bfiller, thanks [10:54] what happened to the porting guide? [10:54] Notex, wifi is working fine for me (WPA2) [10:54] it used to make sense :( [10:54] ali1234: its being rewritten [10:54] bfiller, do you know if we have plans to provide an api to change the osk config? or we should just have a custom backend editing the ini style config file? [10:54] ali1234: if you have suggestions, dholbach would appreciate the help! [10:54] i suggest you fix it? [10:54] w-flo, must just be the port I was using. No wifi signals were being picked up. [10:55] seb128: it's a good question, not sure if there is a Qt api that we can write a backend for to talk to maliit [10:55] ali1234: not as useful as I had hoped [10:55] w-flo, why they were being picked up. But could not connect to them. [10:55] Notex, maybe you can fix it in adb? like "ifconfig wlan0 up" .. [10:55] Notex, oh. strange [10:55] seb128: I need to look into that, would be best to not write directly to the file [10:55] all i can tell you is it contains statements which do not match reality [10:56] like for example "breakfast will automatically set up your device specific repos at the local manifest file .repo/local_manifest.xml. " [10:56] right, again not useful without knowing which ones [10:56] w-flo, might download the latest release of Ubuntu Touch and see if wifi works. [10:56] ali1234, there is a porting clinic soon that will try to work through it it never has been updated for the flipped container model [10:56] bfiller, yeah, I would prefer not have to edit the file ... especially if changes there are not dymamic and picked up by the osk [10:56] ali1234: you referring to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/PortingFlippedInProgress ? [10:56] no [10:56] rsalveti, can the ubuntu_chroot service be dropped from the phablet-saucy branch? [10:56] i am refering to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting [10:56] janimo, +++ [10:56] that's being replaced / rewritten [10:56] and plus ! [10:56] bfiller, e.g not sure if it re-reads the config when it changes or if it only does once on start [10:56] so "yay" [10:57] ogra_, popey I am specifically referring to the init.rc patch, not sure where the service lives actually [10:57] well the new guide says exactly the same thing [10:57] janimo, our container script set has a sed snippt that disables it ... that needs to go from lxc-android-config at the same time [10:57] seb128: it's not dynamic right now but we will fix the osk to make it dynamic [10:57] ogra_, if sed does not succeed the script aborts? [10:58] bfiller, I just looked at your edit, interesting [10:58] janimo, it should live in one of the bzr branches in the tree [10:58] that branch can go as well [10:58] ogasawara, ah is it uchroot? ok [10:58] yeah [10:58] yeah what time is the clinic btw? [10:58] * ogra_ hugs leann [10:58] the email doesn't say [10:58] ali1234, hmm, dholbach might be able to tell us :) [10:58] bfiller, that's the design from mpt: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LanguageAndText?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=phone-language-and-text.png ... it conflicts with the feature set it seems [10:58] bfiller, e.g you have quite some of those options as "not supported in 13.10" [10:59] ogra_: sent mail about /current [10:59] thx [10:59] mpt, ^ seems like: spell checking, auto correction and auto punctuation are not going to be supported by the osk in 13.10, should we just drop the controls for those settings? [10:59] seb128: right, some of those have no support currently in maliit and doesn't look like we'll have time to implement [10:59] ali1234, all day long I think [11:00] MaxWallstedt, http://paste.ubuntu.com/5936079/ thats my current cyanogenmod_i9100_defconfig, likely needs cleanup [11:00] :S === marxjohn1on is now known as marxjohnson [11:00] (sorry was a bit distracted) [11:00] seb128, mpt : we'll have auto correction, but spell check and auto punctation are at risk. maybe I should list as "at risk" [11:01] possibly we can do [11:01] bfiller, that works for me ... the settings side is not going to be lot of work, so we can add control/hide them at the end of the cycle, depending on what the osk ends up supporting [11:01] bfiller, we just need to make sure we have the things that are required by the prd [11:02] so my question then, is where does breakfast actually put the local manifest when you run it on a codename that isn't on phablet? [11:02] seb128: agreed [11:02] asac, bfiller, rickspencer3 ... marking 20130731.3 ... DONE [11:03] so we currently have a new /current :) [11:03] ali1234: a question for rsalveti or sergio when they wake in a short while [11:04] \o/ [11:04] thanks ogra_ [11:04] and popey :) [11:04] :) [11:04] yay :) [11:05] ogra_: Yay \o/ [11:07] * popey spies a 20130801 [11:07] doanac, so for your script ... you can now chmod -x /var/lib/lxc/android/pre-start.d/10-no-adbd which will disable the existing sed code ... and if you need something new, just copy your own 11-no-adbd in place (or overwrite it or whatever) the snippet needs to be executable and have a #!/bin/sh at the top [11:08] ali1234: .repo/local_manifests/roomservice.xml [11:12] ok. next question. can i extract the vendor binaries from a phone running ubuntu-touch already? [11:14] answer: yes, apparently [11:17] ali1234, ogra_, the whole day :) [11:17] just ask all the questions you have [11:17] bfiller, who is the right person to talk to wrt the osk config/how to access it/what we need etc..? [11:19] hello! [11:21] ogra_: does that make 31.3 the latest daily or will a 01 be arriving shortly? === schwuk_away is now known as schwuk [11:21] dholbach: how should i report the problems in the porting guide? [11:22] you could either just mention it here, add a note to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/PortingFlippedInProgress or bring it up on the mailing list (ubuntu-phone at lists.launchpad.net) [11:25] I got my Sony Tablet Z flipped port up and running! Can someone help me with this: wlan: [447:F :HDD] hdd_driver_init: WLAN device not found!! [ 14.045318] wlan: driver load failure [11:26] mamenyaka, well done! [11:27] if you (at some stage) could see if flashing with lp:~sergiusens/phablet-tools/flash_change works, that'd be great - according to the merge proposal, it should be something like "phablet-flash community --device pollux" [11:28] moro. apuja ubuntu phonen asennukseen? [11:29] dief, and in english ? [11:29] davmor2, 01 should be running tests now [11:29] (or start soon) [11:29] ok. i need help for ubunutu phone [11:30] ogra_: it is on grouper and manta that's what made me ask :) [11:30] the dashboard is always behind, give it some time ... [11:31] seb128: tmoenicke is the owner of that, he's on my team [11:31] though tests tend to hang or get stuck and need a manual touch sometimes [11:31] I try to install ubunutu phone for sgs- i9000 [11:32] bfiller, ok, thanks, attente is the desktoper who is working on this system settings panel, I will tell him to get in touch with tmoenicke [11:33] should the lp:~sergiusens/phablet-tools/flash_change work simply by running the command you gave me? [11:34] mamenyaka, yes, it should grab the info from your phablet-image-info branch you pushed [11:34] f you could comment with your experience on https://code.launchpad.net/~sergiusens/phablet-tools/flash_change/+merge/177927 that'd be great [11:34] simply running $ ./phablet-flash gives me errors [11:35] $ ./phablet-flash [11:35] Traceback (most recent call last): [11:35] File "./phablet-flash", line 24, in [11:35] from phabletutils import arguments [11:35] File "/home/andras/Android/flash_change/phabletutils/arguments.py", line 21, in [11:35] from phabletutils import environment [11:35] File "/home/andras/Android/flash_change/phabletutils/environment.py", line 26, in [11:35] from phabletutils import community [11:35] ImportError: cannot import name community [11:35] uh, please use a pastebin [11:35] sorry [11:35] (next time) [11:35] :) [11:35] gotcha [11:35] hum [11:35] first time here [11:35] no worries [11:35] did you run something like "phablet-flash community --device pollux"? [11:36] yes === hikiko is now known as hikiko|lunch [11:36] http://pastebin.com/TA72PcD6 [11:37] hummmmmmm [11:38] sergiuiens should eb up soon [11:38] let me follow up on the merge proposal [11:38] *be up soon [11:38] yes, I guess he forgot to "bzr add" a file or two [11:39] how do i fix the java7 problem again? [11:39] ali1234, hmm, i thought the branch was patched to not complain anymore [11:39] no [11:39] it still complains [11:39] openjdk 6 should help though [11:39] it's installed [11:40] brunch still tries to use 7 [11:40] hmm [11:40] Your version is: java version "1.7.0_25". [11:40] The correct version is: Java SE 1.6. [11:40] as i said, 6 should help :) [11:41] Hello, I'm building ubuntu touch for L9. I've downloaded saucy repo, i applied patches from porting guide. What to do next to run flipped image? [11:41] (and as the error suggests) [11:41] and as i said, i just installed it [11:41] openjdk-6-jdk is already the newest version. [11:41] openjdk-6-jre is already the newest version. [11:41] you probably need to remove 7 (temporary) [11:42] seems the java binary still points to 7 [11:42] purged. it still doesn't work [11:42] why don't you use oracle-java? [11:42] he doesnt [11:42] ali1234: you shouldn't need java, you may find that there are some .jar packages in some odd folder [11:43] the build system checks java version even if it does not use it [11:43] mamenyaka, because it should work with openjdk as well [11:43] ogra_: linaro verified that 1.7 works just fine, maybe we should still their version checks to accept 1.7 as fine. [11:43] ogra_: or i should finally fully patch the tree to not require java, nor check it at all. [11:43] xnox, we should just get rid completely of all java stuff [11:43] ogra_: ok, will look into that. [11:44] ali1234: I stand corrected then :) I think it will always complain till you install the main orcale java to be honest it should still continue though [11:44] xnox, how up to date are the android packages, do you currently regulary rebiuild them ? [11:44] * ogra_ would like to swithc before end of the day today [11:44] you should purge all java and reinstall then [11:45] davmor2, no, you dont need any oracle stuff [11:45] ogra_: there was a build yesterday. There will be another build in the moment to drop more stuff as per jdstrand comments in bug 1203800 [11:45] bug 1203800 in android (Ubuntu) "[MIR] Android, CyanogenMod, Clockworkmod, et al" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1203800 === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch [11:45] ogra_: no you don't need it but I think the install still whines that it isn't the right version. but carrys on compiling and stuff as expected [11:46] make: *** No rule to make target `/home/al/Source/ubuntu-touch/phablet/out/target/product/galaxysmtd/ubuntu-boot.img' [11:46] ogra_: I haven't automated doing daily uploads of android package, will be looking into that soon, but i think it will only come with moving to phablet-saucy branch & making the export tarball look like the one used by android package. [11:47] xnox, well, dholbach's clinic effort today should get us there ... hopefully we can switch branches this week [11:47] you guys are all awesome! :) [11:48] ali1234, are you using the right branch ? flipped works better with the new one [11:48] what do you mean "the right branch" [11:48] what is the right branch? [11:48] and how do i tell if i am using it? [11:48] ogra_: hm, ok. but there are outstanding patches not applied from me. I will rebase the rest of them and switch android package, i guess. [11:49] ogra_: i'll keep you informed of any changes =) [11:49] xnox, ok, then i'll hold back with the switch [11:49] ogra_: i think i will experiment with switching to saucy branch in a ppa. [11:49] yeah [11:49] ogra_: the archive package will stay as it is, for now, from phablet branch. [11:49] ali1234, i think its called phablet-saucy [11:50] ogra_: i'd rather see cdimage switch to build from android package rather sooner than later. [11:50] xnox, well, if it works i will switch :) [11:50] i don't see that branch anywher ein the repo [11:50] nor anything like it [11:50] xnox, but it needs to be rebuilt as soon as hybris changes happen (like yesterday) [11:51] janimo, do you have the runes for ali1234 to switch to the saucy branch ? [11:51] * ogra_ forgot them [11:51] i am on m/phablet-10.1 [11:51] ogra_, ali1234 to switch an android build tree? [11:51] as far as i can tell [11:51] ali1234, well it would be repo checkout phablet/phablet-saucy [11:51] janimo, to eth saucy next thingie [11:52] yeah, that one :) [11:52] but I think that branch is not normally fetched by default [11:52] all i have done is run phablet-dev-bootstrap, add my old repos, rebase them to latest cyanogenmod, and then attempt to rebuild it [11:52] * xnox is chatting with Alan Cox on G+, I feel like I'm in touch with celebrities now ;-) [11:52] haha [11:52] fanboy ! [11:52] so why doesn't the default branch work then? [11:53] ali1234, the phablet-saucy branch is not fetched locally [11:53] how is that relevant? [11:53] ali1234: it does but you need to add extra taget dependenices for your board to build ubuntu-boot.img, which may or may not work. [11:53] ali1234, what exactly is not working for you? [11:53] make: *** No rule to make target `/home/al/Source/ubuntu-touch/phablet/out/target/product/galaxysmtd/ubuntu-boot.img' [11:54] ali1234, the default branch does not ahve all flipped bits yet [11:54] hello [11:54] i am confused [11:54] ogra_, wait does the default not work already with both flipped and unflipped? [11:54] ogra_, and saucy with only flipped? [11:54] ali1234, if you want saucy remove the sync-c="true" line from .repo/manifest.xml and do a repo sync === Shapeshi1ter is now known as Shapeshifter [11:55] back in feb, i was able to build an image for galaxysmtd. today it does not work. what exactly changed? [11:55] then repo checkout phablet/phablet-saucy [11:55] i don't know if i want saucy or not [11:55] ali1234, almost everything changed [11:56] so which change is the change that causes it to no longer work? [11:56] we are now booting into ubuntu, running android inside a container and the android part was stripped down a lot [11:56] I had the same error === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [11:56] look here [11:56] android_device_samsung_aries-common / shbootimg.mk [11:57] rename boot.img to ubuntu-boot.img [11:57] yeah, samsun is a bit tricky if it comes to boot.img [11:57] they also dont use a normal andoid bootimg [11:57] only on older devices though [11:57] all good now, from S3 IIRC [11:58] so should i be using saucy or not? [11:59] cdesai, oh, thats good to know ... getting my SGS2 to flipped was really painful [11:59] ali1234, you should [11:59] nobody cares for raring or quantal anymore [11:59] I was wondering if Ubuntu 13:10 Touch runs on asus fonepad me371mg [12:00] why isn't saucy the default branch then? [12:00] ali1234, again, because we havent taken care for ports that much while getting flipped to work [12:00] which is why we have the porting clinic today [12:00] to bring the tree and ports up to date [12:00] mamenyaka: ali1234 from what I'm seeing, renaming won't work [12:01] ubuntu-boot.img has ubuntu initrd [12:01] yes, it needs to [12:01] the one made by shbootimg.mk has the standard android initrd [12:01] well, it worked for me [12:01] right, you dont want that [12:01] 10.1 mamenyaka? [12:01] both [12:01] the android initrd needs to end up in /system/boot/android-ramdisk.img [12:01] phablet-10.1 I mean [12:01] 10.1 and phablet-saucy === dholbach_ is now known as dholbach [12:02] aries just copies the kernel to boot.img [12:02] only on phablet-saucy there is android-boot.img [12:02] and the kernel has stage1 ramdisk, and stage2 normal and recovery ramdisks [12:03] right [12:03] and I just replaced the boot.img in the .zip wth the ubuntu-boot.img [12:03] and renamed [12:03] and the normal ramdisk must be the generic ubuntu one [12:03] $OUT/ramdisk.img is used [12:03] ti shouldnt [12:03] so what should i actually do? [12:04] then you wont be able to boot [12:04] I was wondering if Ubuntu 13:10 Touch runs on asus fonepad me371mg intel atom z2420 [12:04] ja, thats intel, right \/ [12:04] ? [12:04] oh, you said so [12:04] no, it wont work unless someone first ports it to cyanogenmod [12:05] Hello, I'm building flipped base image for LG L9 P760. I did patches from porting guide 1.0 expect PARANOID_NETWORK (fails on build). What to do next to get it working? [12:05] ja: no, no ubuntu runs on intel atom z* series due to 32-only uefi. [12:06] I have this with boot.img that needed to be modified: http://tinyurl.com/ojgjlu7 [12:08] Can you describe what i need to patch? [12:11] rsalveti, ogra_ does this omap4 message look familiar? [12:11] SDP4430 Media: dsp: no backend DAIs enabled for SDP4430 Media [12:11] I know it has been seen on the panda a few releases ago, it appears a lot in my dmesg on a GNex like device === schwuk is now known as schwuk_away [12:16] mhall119: ping === hikiko|lunch is now known as hikiko [12:22] Could anybody help me with moving ubuntu to flipped from unflipped? [12:23] artur: what is the problem? [12:24] I want to build unflipped image, i have synced saucy repo, and i have applied changes from porting guide 1.0. I don't know how to do next. [12:26] taking screenshots with Ubuntu SDK isn't working with flipped, as it tries to save to sdcard [12:27] Laney: hi! about your allow_libdir_override branch, it looks good to me [12:27] Laney: in the comment, you mentioned that you didn't find a way to do something with qmake, what was it? [12:28] mamenyaka, please file a bug [12:28] how should I share some pictures here? [12:28] (against the sdk) [12:29] use some imagebin service [12:29] here? https://bugs.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-sdk-team [12:30] ubuntu-bug ubuntu-sdk [12:30] Not sure if this is harmless or not for basic bringup E/Sensors - (pid) setDelay(0) failed (Operation not permitted) [12:30] try calling that in a terminal [12:30] hah, didn't know that exists [12:30] janimo, i dont remember anymore if the PVR issue above was actually fatal [12:30] this is not an official .... [12:31] and http://pastebin.com/KeLDh8wf [12:31] Mirv, ^^^ ? [12:31] How to put initrd in boot.img? [12:32] artur, try with abootimg -i /path/to/boo.img if it is a normal android bootimg or something vendor specific === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:32] if it is, you can use abootimg to update the initrd [12:34] Ok, when i used abootimg, i have some info about this boot.img [12:35] here are some images: http://pastebin.com/dja9ZHuF [12:35] I don't know if this is only with me, but all apps that only use the side behave like this [12:35] cjwatson: who should i talk with about click package hooks? [12:35] artur, great, so just update the initrd inside ... abootimg -h should help [12:36] ok, i will try in minutes [12:36] balloons: can you take a look at bug 1207301 and bug 1207315 when you get a moment please. [12:36] bug 1207301 in Ubuntu Calculator App "autopilot tests fail on device" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1207301 [12:36] bug 1207315 in Ubuntu Weather App "Autopilot test failures when run on device" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1207315 [12:37] Chipaca: There's a doc/hooks.rst file in the click source package with the spec; and then it should generally be up to the package consuming the file(s) in question to deliver a hook [12:37] Chipaca: (Whoever's writing the hook probably still wants to talk with me about the details, until things bed down some more) [12:38] ogra_, can you descripe how to update initrd? [12:40] cjwatson: and there are at this point no hooks for scopes [12:41] ogra_: which discussion / what? [12:41] UI Toolkit bugs by default to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-ui-toolkit [12:41] Mirv, hwo do people file bugs ? seems ubuntu-bug ubuntu-sdk doesnt work [12:41] mamenyaka, ^^^ [12:42] artur, abootimg -h should tell yoou [12:42] also SDK in general there doesn't hurt, it can be then put elsewhere [12:42] so? [12:42] ogra_: what doesn't work? bug can be reported here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/+filebug [12:44] timp, seems mamenyaka cant take screenshots with flipped, because it tries to save them in /sdcard (i think that should be moved to /home/phablet/Pictures/) [12:44] Chipaca: Indeed, somebody who maintains whatever consumes scopes would need to write one [12:44] cjwatson: gotcha [12:44] cjwatson: thanks [12:44] Chipaca: I expect this will involve looking for scopes in more locations than just wherever it currently is in /usr [12:44] Chipaca: Since that'll be read-only ... [12:45] Chipaca: There are also confinement problems depending on how scopes run; it's necessary to make sure that any code delivered in click packages runs under apparmor confinement [12:46] Chipaca: If scopes already run as a separate process, then it would probably be sane to define a way to install scopes in a user's home directory (under ~/.local/ or whatever); if they don't, I suspect it would be a good idea to figure that out first === rtg is now known as Guest10102 [12:46] ogra_: ah. I don't know how the screenshots are made or who is responsible for that [12:46] well, something in the sdk seems to offer making shots [12:47] bug reported [12:47] jppiiroi1en: ^ did you add the screenshot to the qtc? === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g [12:50] balloons: also bug 1207325 [12:50] bug 1207325 in Ubuntu Terminal App "Autopilot test failures on device" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1207325 [12:52] another question: how to reboot? [12:54] timp, ogra_: there is a fix for that coming [12:54] in the release pipeline [12:54] could be available already [12:54] jppiiroi1en, you rock [12:57] asac: slangasek: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-release-nominators [12:58] did [12:58] doh... [12:58] dednick, ping [12:58] MacSlow: pong [12:58] didrocks, is that for the ubuntu-release oscars ? :) [13:00] ogra_: and the Oscar for the best changelog entry goes to.......... [13:00] yeah [13:00] :) [13:01] * ogra_ glares at the pulse dbus errors in http://paste.ubuntu.com/5936359/ [13:02] ogra_: any ideas if the BeagleBone + 7" LCD touch cape could be used with our stuff? As i have one :p [13:02] jppiiroi1en, if someone does a port :) [13:03] ogra_: of course ;) [13:03] i know they have an android image based on ASOP, so it shouldnt be to hard [13:04] balloons: also bug 1207333 (these may all be related, but not every app borks, only some) [13:04] bug 1207333 in Sudoku App "Autopilot test failed on device" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1207333 [13:04] ogra_: would you create one if i buy you a BeagleBone? ;) [13:04] jppiiroi1en, lol, if i had the time [13:04] ^^ [13:05] ogra_: same here [13:05] ogra_: what i need to edit in initrd? [13:06] mardy: thanks. I mean that I don't see any automatic libdir support like you get with autotools [13:06] i.e. I'm not sure what the variables you see in qmake -config are for [13:07] artur, nothing, you just need to use the ubuntu genric one (should have been pulled in during your build) [13:07] ok, thanks [13:08] how the ubuntu generic initrd is called? [13:09] artur, look in your out dir ... there should be an ubuntu-ramdisk.img [13:10] Laney: there isn't automatic libdir support AFAIK, the way you did it is the correct one [13:10] ok [13:10] Laney: before I merge in your branch, can you please tell me why it's important? [13:10] i have only android-ramdisk.img and ramdisk.img [13:11] Laney: isn't multiarch useful only if you want to support binaries built for different archs to coexist? [13:12] I know, android-ramdisk.img is ubuntu-ramdisk.img, but not renamed, i think [13:13] mardy: This is only moving the files; it's not a multiarch conversion yet (the package would have to be split or something for that to work) [13:13] I like the general goal of moving files out of /usr/lib where possible and it facilitates such a conversion in the future which would help with cross-building amongst other things [13:14] And it's becoming the standard in Debian/Ubuntu - see debhelper compat 9 and qmake -config [13:15] ogra_: i recompiled boot.img. What i need to do next? [13:15] make sure it ends up in your zip [13:16] hey guys, I'm I late to the party? Port clinic? [13:16] ok, i have it in zip [13:16] plars: so you will send around the list of tests that we will add today to ue-leads? [13:16] * ogra_ hugs xnox ... thanks ! [13:16] plars: can you explicitely call out who owns which? [13:16] Laney: OK. I don't see the practical benefit now, but I understand it can make things easier, so I'll update my MR with it. Thanks! [13:16] plars: rule: the engineering manager owning the app under test is the owner [13:16] plars: thx [13:16] ogra_, i have it in zip, what i need to do next? [13:17] try flashing it and the saucy armhf.zip, then see where that gets you [13:17] asac: will do [13:17] asac: in the email you originally sent out, were those names accurate? [13:17] mardy: Cross-building's about to be a fairly significant priority for foundations AIUI, for what it's worth [13:18] ogra_: ?! =) android upload?! [13:18] artur, if everything is right you should be able to adb into the device after boot .... if it isnt the device will be in a reboot loop [13:18] So we appreciate grassroots help with it [13:18] ogra_, are you running the port clinic chat? [13:18] xnox, yeah :D [13:18] ogra_: =) [13:18] ogra_, ok i must only do nandroid backup, then i will install zip [13:19] plars: i think so... feel free to run the paste through me [13:19] nexwave-mat, well, the prot clinic runs in here ... i'm just one of the doctors :) [13:19] * ogra_ doesnt run it ... but i try to help [13:20] I'm downloading current saucy zip [13:21] ok, well I'm probably going to ask questions that have already been answered but yesterday I setup my ubuntu touch environment anew. I can build and boot old unflipped images, phatblet-tool and repos are up-to-date as of 5 min ago. Where to I start to build new flipped image? [13:21] will there be something regarding the 70-devicename.rules? [13:23] mamenyaka, "be something" ? [13:23] can you be more specific ? [13:24] slangasek: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5878124/ [13:24] thats the list of ppa stuff and owners from 2 weeks ago [13:24] as with the .config file, adding them for each device [13:25] mamenyaka, yeah, thats sadly needed ... we might somehow pull thet into the android build and copy it on first boot or some such [13:25] rsalveti, ^^^ [13:26] thank you [13:26] I started to flip my other port, Samsung Note 10.1, but stuck on boot [13:26] This is the top part of my ".repo/manifest.xml": [13:26] but this one's weird: http://pastebin.com/LNJ3xVs5 [13:26] fetch="git://phablet.ubuntu.com" /> [13:26] fetch="git://github.com" /> [13:26] remote="phablet" [13:26] sync-c="true" [13:26] sync-j="1" /> [13:26] nexwave-mat, please use a pastebin [13:27] mamenyaka, stuck ? or in a reboot loop ? [13:27] stuck [13:27] adb working [13:27] can you adb ? [13:27] no bootloop [13:27] k [13:27] congrats then [13:27] yes, see pastebin === schwuk_away is now known as schwuk [13:27] mamenyaka, aha, so the initrd didnt find your rootfs [13:28] can you pastebin the output of "ls /dev/disk/by-name" and /dev/disk/by-partlabel ? [13:29] one moment [13:29] # ls /dev/disk/by-name/ [13:29] BOTA0 BOOT RADIO RECOVERY SYSTEM [13:29] EFS PARAM BOTA1 CACHE [13:30] # ls /dev/disk/by-partlabel/ [13:30] BOTA0 OTA USERDATA PARAM BOTA1 CACHE [13:30] EFS HIDDEN BOOT RADIO RECOVERY SYSTEM [13:30] aha [13:30] my device is strange. I don't even have those paths. only by-id, by-path and by-uuid. x.x [13:30] w-flo, yeah, yours is definitely strange [13:31] ogra_: we had that wi for slangasek to come to something more automated, like parsing and generating the udev files as needed [13:31] but yeah, this step could indeed be part of the android build [13:31] rsalveti, oh, indeed, i totally had forgotten about that [13:31] ogra_: how are you dealing with the udev rules currently? creating it by hand? [13:31] ogra_, do you happen to know if this could be caused by a bad kernel config? or maybe a bad kernel? AFAIK that kernel is community-made, as the original kernel for the device was 2.6.xx and then someone ported stuff to 3.0 and possible forgot something .. [13:31] the point is that usually converting the ueventd.rc isnt enough [13:32] you need to manually add some devices [13:32] ogra_: just concerned if we should include everything in ueventd.rc without proper review [13:32] right [13:32] rsalveti, look at the new portin wiki :) [13:32] someone added my awk script [13:32] awesome [13:32] the ueventd.rc bits should be relatively safe [13:32] ogra_, I added it, but if you know what else needs to be done for udev rules please add it : [13:32] :) [13:33] but the issue is that there is still manual work needed [13:33] janimo, well, on my SGS2 i needed to add most of the graphic device bits manually [13:33] and i still dont seem to have all devices right in the current rule (sound and camer dont work) [13:34] ogra_, why are those not in ueventd.rc? [13:34] no idea [13:34] probably because something in init.rc sets the permissions for them [13:34] mamenyaka, i have a fix but that needs a new initrd, will take a moment [13:35] thank you [13:37] I have ueventd.vision.rc in $ANDROIDROOT/device/htc/vision and ueventd.rc in $ANDROIDROOT/system/core/rootdir ... combining both seems to make most/all of the hardware work correctly [13:39] ah, right, there can indeed be a device specific ueventd.rc as well [13:41] I only converted the device specific ueventd.qcom.rc, should I also get the ueventd.rv converted? [13:44] there's a "compass" user/group in the android ROM for my device, is that a common cyanogenmod thing? it runs akmd and has a few device nodes.. since that user is missing right now in ubuntu I used s/compass/system/ and that fixed my accelerometer.. If the user is common in cyanogenmod, it might be a good idea to add the user to the ubuntu rootfs. [13:44] mamenyaka, I converted both. I think it was required for everything to work correctly (not sure) [13:45] mamenyaka, yeah you most likely want both of them merged into one rules file [13:50] dholbach: sorry about that! === oSoMoN_ is now known as oSoMoN [13:50] sergiusens, was it a missing "bzr add"? [13:50] that should be most easy to fix then ;-) [13:50] dholbach: pushing, and yes it was that :-) [13:51] phew [13:51] dholbach: you can pull now [13:51] mamenyaka, ^ if you want to try phablet-flash again, you should just have to "bzr pull" and then try again [13:51] will do [13:52] sergiusens, ran into http://paste.ubuntu.com/5936518/ now [13:52] seems to working now [13:52] dholbach: oh, sorry late night changes [13:52] what is the command again? [13:53] mamenyaka, I ran "./phablet-flash community --device i9100", but it seems like sergiusens is still fixing something [13:53] ok then, same here [13:53] sergiusens, the image-info was pulled correctly it seems [13:53] dholbach: it's a simple fix ;-) [13:53] :-D [13:54] janimo: regarding ubuntu_chroot, yes [13:54] sergiusens, 𝅘𝅥𝅮 music to my ears 𝅘𝅥𝅯 [13:54] \o/ [13:54] dholbach: ok, try now [13:54] nope [13:55] It started downloading for me [13:55] mamenyaka: did you pull again? [13:55] yes [13:55] mamenyaka, does "bzr up" say something about revision 153? [13:55] it says up to date [13:55] bzr revno should prin 153 [13:55] MaxWallstedt, yep, pulling your image now :) [13:55] print* [13:55] MaxWallstedt, did sound ever work on the SGS2 ? [13:55] http://pastebin.com/N3iWJ58H [13:56] janimo: I believe those omap4 related issues is coming from alsa ucm or similar [13:56] janimo: don't think they are causing any harm for now, but diwic would know better [13:56] rsalveti, right, that's what previous LP bugs indicate, just unclear what the solution was for panda [13:56] rsalveti, an annoyance really as it fills up dmesg [13:56] rsalveti, well, they might configure your audio as pandaboard :) [13:56] ogra_: Well, I could play that Sintel video with sound, but it's not terribly loud. And I couldn't change volume [13:56] ogra_: indeed [13:56] MaxWallstedt, ok, thats a regression vs unflipped then === kentb-out is now known as kentb [13:57] and diwic isnt around so i cant ask him about it [13:57] sergiusens, should something like http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~pollux-image-dev/phablet-image-info/pollux/view/head:/manifest.json work? or is that deprecated now? [13:58] if so, we might want to go and update the other ones on https://code.launchpad.net/phablet-image-info as well [13:58] dholbach: oh, I'm keeping what I rewrote in the wiki [13:58] dholbach: I'll be adding better error reporting today/tomorrow [13:58] mamenyaka just found http://pastebin.com/N3iWJ58H in case you didn't see it above [13:58] dholbach: but I'm only looking for manifest.json now [13:58] awe, happy porting clinic day :) [13:59] dholbach: oh, just opened the link, that should work [13:59] dholbach: haven't tried, but checking if the entry is a dict or an str [13:59] mamenyaka, you could try something more like http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~i9100-image-dev/phablet-image-info/i9100/view/head:/manifest.json - that seems to work [13:59] I will check it out [14:00] dholbach: let me try that pollux [14:00] is hash needed? [14:00] mamenyaka: dholbach let me fixt that... your config _should_ work [14:00] mamenyaka: no, it's optional === salem_ is now known as _salem === _salem is now known as salem_ [14:01] kenvandine, Laney, didrocks, tedg, mardy: I'm coming to the settings hangout, 2 min [14:01] just finished another call [14:01] I need to grab something to drink first [14:01] * tedg is fighting Google, 2 days [14:01] seb128: I won't be around TBH :p [14:02] but you know what I did [14:02] trying to figure out how to join it on my tablet [14:03] seb128, yeah, google is forcing me to update the plugin... [14:03] tedg: they are too big to fail ;-) [14:05] so, should I update to the newer manifest.json format? [14:05] mamenyaka: your json is incorrectly formatted [14:06] mamenyaka: line 6 and 3 have a ',' at the end [14:06] kenvandine, weird, didn't happen here (but I'm using their ppa so it might have updated recently) [14:06] dholbach: did the new phablet-flash work for you? [14:06] mamenyaka: the previous version should of worked too btw [14:06] sergiusens, once your branch landed in trunk, I'll add a note to the docs to test-run phablet-flash before asking for approval [14:07] MaxWallstedt, I don't have a i9100 device, but yes, it got up to the "adb recovery ..." step [14:07] okay, working now [14:07] yooohoo! [14:07] * dholbach hugs mamenyaka, MaxWallstedt and sergiusens [14:07] great work :) [14:07] but the old format for my n8000 isn't [14:08] mamenyaka: don't change it and let me check it :-) [14:08] I got this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5936564/ [14:08] ok [14:09] fginther: https://code.launchpad.net/~pkunal-parmar/ubuntu-calendar-app/BUG_1201094/+merge/178064 - "IOError: [Errno 28] No space left on device [14:09] fginther: can we fix that pls? [14:09] MaxWallstedt: to quickly test can you start adb as root? adb kill-server && sudo adb start-server [14:09] popey, ack [14:10] where do I file bugs for ubuntuappmanager? [14:11] I think my setup has problems with adb, in recovery I can't find my device [14:12] MaxWallstedt: not even as root? [14:13] popey: Hey :) Who do I must contact to ask to add the poppler-qt5 package on the ubuntu-touch-coreapps ppa ? :) [14:13] is making a flipped port as simple as taking ubuntu-boot.img from my $OUT directory renaming it boot.img and replacing it in cm-10.1-20130731-UNOFFICIAL-p930.zip then flash to device? [14:13] adb kill-server; sudo adb start=server [14:13] I think I fixed it, I'm running ubuntu in VirtualBox and have to pass some usb stuff to the virtual machine [14:13] bah [14:14] Chocanto: do you need autolanding / ci ? [14:14] cking, see topic ... [14:14] popey: This package isn't mine so I think no [14:14] nexwave-mat, no, it needs a lot more ... but if you can get it to boot and give you adb the worst part is done [14:15] mamenyaka: rev 154 should work with the n8000 [14:15] ogra_, oh ta [14:16] cking, its one of the "spethial" packages :) [14:16] it is special in many ways [14:16] heh [14:16] it will go away once we switch to Mir [14:16] popey: This package is proposed for saucy but I don't really know how long it will take to MOTU to review it and then to add it to the saucy repo [14:17] sergiusens: it does work! [14:17] crazy talk [14:17] popey: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/poppler/0.24.0-0ubuntu1 [14:17] :) [14:17] ogra_: you're living the dream! [14:17] :-) [14:17] haha [14:18] is it okay to have a mile long Traceback on pressing CTRL+C in phablet-flash? [14:18] Chocanto: i can push it to that ppa [14:19] will take a look a bit later [14:19] popey: Ok, thank you a lot :) [14:20] sergiusens, MaxWallstedt ... so one issue i see with the i9100 is that /data is actually really small ... the install would ahve to use another partition to store the zip before installing it ... i guess there are more such devices out there [14:20] guess which, for example :D [14:20] * w-flo 's device [14:20] :) [14:20] i thinnk we need to find a common way for such devices ... [14:21] it's bug 1145984 [14:21] bug 1145984 in touch-preview-images "ubuntu zip updater-script script should be smarter regarding the tar.gz copy" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1145984 [14:21] my i9100 has a giant partition but it isnt /data [14:21] ogra_: I had it booting yesterday with no mods and ADB, however adb was directly into CM... I guess I wasn't flipped? [14:21] nexwave-mat, yeah, you werent [14:21] I've posted a patch to that bug, but it needs some work I guess %) [14:21] nexwave-mat, you would end up in the ubuntu rootfs if it worked [14:23] ok, i am using saucy now [14:23] i still get the same error [14:23] make: *** No rule to make target `/home/al/Source/ubuntu-touch/phablet-saucy/out/target/product/galaxysmtd/ubuntu-boot.img' [14:23] the installer could use /tmp - RAM is usually big enough, and it's fast [14:25] Tassadar_: the problem is that the installer does some really silly thing: you have to copy the zip onto the phone, then it unzips it, producing a tgz, then it un-tgzs that [14:25] so it ends up needing 3x as much space as it actually should [14:25] yeah, that's why I'm suggesting /tmp [14:25] ali1234: I don't know, you should get error with android-boot.img in phablet-saucy [14:25] it has to do it like that, because ZIPs can't preserve permissions :/ [14:26] mamenyaka: yeah... I'm not capturing exceptions initially, I find them more informative [14:26] wait, hang on [14:27] hmm === alan_g is now known as alan_g|tea [14:27] Tassadar_: were you the one who proposed the MR? [14:27] ? [14:27] how do i checkout saucy? [14:28] ogra_: where is META-INF these days? [14:28] is it still hidden in cdimage? [14:28] well wish me luck, first flash attempt now. [14:28] what does MR stands for? [14:28] sergiusens, somewhere in the cdimage code ... cjwatson merged it in [14:28] Tassadar_: Merge Request [14:28] i need to dig for it, not sure where exactly it landed [14:28] since I don't know which one you're talking about, then no [14:29] ogra_: heh, well the fix everyone is proposing is to move the location where the unpack is done in the edify script [14:29] thomi, why does the package autopilot-touch change the ownership of /dev/uinput from [14:29] thomi, crw-rw---- 1 system bluetooth 10, 223 Aug 1 14:24 /dev/uinput [14:30] thomi, to crw-rw---- 1 root root 10, 223 Aug 1 14:24 /dev/uinput [14:30] ? [14:30] sergiusens, yeah, understood, though where would we move it to ? [14:30] ogra_: people are saying /tmp [14:30] ogra_, seb128 where are the upstart conf files for session jobs like unity and maliit? [14:30] sergiusens, not knowing which is the big partition makes that kind of hard [14:30] jibel: hmmmm, it shouldn't do - We need to make sure we have write access to that device when we run the tests. Initially we had a udev solution, but something was updated, and now it fails [14:30] janimo, /usr/share/upstart/sessions/ iirc [14:30] ogra_, thanks [14:31] jibel: fginther did the initial fix (IIRC), but it sounds like we need a better solution to the issue [14:31] sergiusens, hmm, /tmp might be a tmpfs ... not sure thats so cleaver on 512M devices [14:31] I think 512mb should be enough [14:31] ogra_: how big is the tar? [14:31] popey: is there a calendar app design hangout today? [14:31] ogra_: how is the fix coming so that initrd finds rootfs? [14:31] oSoMoN: i pinged lina and no reply [14:31] recovery eats almost nothing, but you'd have to test that [14:31] thomi, okay, I'll file a bug [14:32] ali1234, nothing produces a tarball on unpack ... the zip contains one and that gets untarred after unzipping ... its only 2x the size [14:32] so I guess the consensus is we will not satisfy all camps [14:32] popey: ok, can you please ping me if it turns out we’re having the meeting? [14:32] will do oSoMoN [14:32] thx [14:32] wouldn't a sane shell script to find a suitable location for the tar.gz work? [14:32] mamenyaka, i'm waiting for a package to build that has the fix ... and will then need to re-generate the initrd package [14:32] sergiusens,ogra_: ./lib/cdimage/build.py:449: "-m", os.path.join(phablet_build, "META-INF"), [14:33] cjwatson, thanks [14:33] cjwatson: thanks [14:33] ogra_: i watched the installer proceed on adb... it uses 3x the necessary space [14:33] sergiusens,ogra_: But that's just using it - the actual file still lives in /srv/cdimage.ubuntu.com/utouch-android/phablet-build-scripts/ [14:33] Which is not ideal [14:33] thats weird, it doesnt do thet here [14:33] cjwatson, definitely not [14:34] it unzips the zip to the same directory, then it untars the tar to the same directory [14:34] cjwatson: ogra_ it has the updater bin we still need to get rid of (packaged) [14:34] cjwatson, we should be able to make xnox' android package spit out the edify interpreter to have it in an extra binary [14:34] fginther: hey, I’m trying to download a package built by jenkins, and it says "jenkins is not ready", known problem? [14:35] oSoMoN, can you point me to what you're trying to download? [14:35] ogra_: that would solve it [14:35] Right, I'm all in favour of it going away, just not going to work on it myself :) [14:35] sergiusens, well, i assume it does get built in every android build we do ... so it would just be an entry in the control file to get a new deb for it [14:35] fginther: http://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/webbrowser-app-saucy-armhf-ci/140/artifact/work/output/*zip*/output.zip [14:35] ogra_: please elaborate. [14:35] fginther: (from https://code.launchpad.net/~abreu-alexandre/webbrowser-app/add-webapps-integration-support/+merge/177501/comments/401288) [14:35] ogra_: it does as long as we build recovery I think, which we do [14:35] oSoMoN, looks like someone had to restart jenkins [14:35] ogra_: yeah, ideally that should be a binary coming from the build system [14:35] xnox, we need the updater-binary (which is an interpreter for the edify language android uses to install the zips) [14:36] xnox: there's a META-INF in the ubuntu zips that has a binary that runs an edify script [14:36] oSoMoN, It might take 30-40 minutes for it to be up again [14:36] fginther: what, seriously, 30-40mins? [14:36] sergiusens, yeah, we do [14:36] that’s crazy [14:36] ogra_, I'm getting this error, adb logcat [14:36] /system/bin/sh: exec: line 1: logcat: not found [14:36] nexwave-mat, logcat isnt in PATH [14:36] ogra_: as an arch:all package ? =) [14:37] nexwave-mat, try /system/bin/logcat [14:37] ogra_: or just part of the android package somewhere extracted? [14:37] xnox, well, as something we can install during builds to produce the zip with it inside [14:37] i guess all is best, yeah [14:37] ok. [14:38] though ... hmm [14:38] sforshee: tiagosh on my team said he was on a call and the screen blanked [14:38] i wonder if we actually need it if we switch to system images [14:38] does stgraber pull the zip or the tarball from cdimage ? [14:38] ogra_, how do I restart the session? Using Upstart's service ? [14:38] ogra_: I have got kernel panic: "not syncing: Attempted to kill init!" [14:39] ogra_, http://pastebin.com/iQU8Ph9e [14:39] janimo, either restart ubuntu-touch-session as root ... or if its just the shell, sudo -u phablet -i initctl stop unity8 ... and start the same way [14:39] what does this mean? : device/samsung/aries-common/: leaving saucy; does not track upstream [14:40] artur, that means upstart couldnt find a proper console device [14:40] sforshee, ping === alan_g|tea is now known as alan_g [14:40] nexwave-mat, ah, no, in the initrd there is no logcat [14:40] artur, try passing console= something you see in dev/ttyXX when booted in recovery [14:40] ali1234: what did you do? [14:40] mamenyaka: repo checkout saucy; repo sync [14:41] shouldnt that be phablet-saucy ? [14:41] no, because that isn't a branch [14:41] k === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [14:41] "error: no project has branch phablet-saucy" [14:41] look, here is what I did to get saucy [14:42] in .repo/manifests $ git fetch origin phablet-saucy:phablet-saucy [14:42] salem_: if you think you can repro it can you enable debug by editing /etc/init/powerd.conf and follow the direction in there [14:42] oSoMoN, it's back up [14:42] salem_: that will get us some useful logs in /var/log/upstart [14:42] and $ git checkout phablet-saucy [14:42] mfisch, ok, will do [14:42] barry: so I'm pretty consistently reproducing the error message with ubuntu-system-settings failing at the moment we ask for a reboot. How do we debug this? [14:42] fginther: excellent, thanks === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [14:43] ogra_, is that cause I built with the phablet branch^ [14:43] ?* [14:43] janimo, what do you mean: passing console. I don't understand it. [14:43] ali1234: mamenyaka this should work repo init -b phablet-saucy [14:43] artur, on the kernel command line [14:43] mfisch: why is the screen blanking during a call a bug? [14:43] make sure the console= argument is something that exists [14:43] oh, right [14:43] artur, at least that was the cause for kernel panicking on my device [14:43] sforshee: dont we hold a request or do we just poke the active timer? [14:44] sergiusens: python traceback, ending with: error.GitError: manifests rev-list ('^HEAD', 'e10f4a838c44e592845d1823f9e3389c48d74ce3', '--'): fatal: bad revision '^HEAD' [14:44] mfisch: we hold a request for the proximity sensor but I don't think we hold the screen on [14:44] ali1234: for which repo? [14:44] sforshee: ah thats right, salem_ see what sforshee wrote [14:44] sergiusens: for .repo/manifests [14:45] slangasek: my next upload will have much improved logging (i.e. actually logging to a file for postmortem), and command line tools to mimic the dbus api. it will also allow you to (with a few contortions) run everything on a desktop, short of rebooting of course. i'm trying to polish things up - are you under a deadline? [14:45] mfisch: but thinking about it we probably do want the screen to stay on while the call is ringing [14:45] nexwave-mat, no, it is because the ubuntu initrd is already quite big due to shipping adbd, adding logcat to it would amke it to big for many devices [14:45] barry: "mimic the dbus api" - shouldn't system-image-cli *use* the dbus service? [14:45] sforshee, the problem is that after a while the screen is locked, and if you wish to hangup the call you have to press power, unlock the screen and finally hangup. [14:45] ali1234: and that's with running repo init -b phablet-saucy in the android croot? [14:45] yes [14:45] how do I put in names of users in chat easily? [14:45] sforshee: we do poke the activity timer, can the phone ring for longer than that? [14:46] slangasek: i've thought about that :) [14:46] syncing phablet-saucy now. [14:46] barry: I'm not under a deadline, but I'd like it if we could have this wrapped up with a bow on top by the end of the week ;) [14:46] mamenyaka: I press tab on irssi [14:46] slangasek: i do want a "pure" cli script, but i think a dbus-connecting cli script is worthwhile too [14:46] mamenyaka: or xchat accomplishes the same (with a TAB) [14:46] I am using xchat [14:46] sforshee: if someoen sets the activity timer to 10 seconds it could go off while ringing [14:47] got it [14:47] yet another porting question.. since the update-fstab script doesn't work with the strange partition setup on my device, I've added this to fstab manually: /dev/mmcblk0p26 /data ext4 noatime,nodiratime,errors=remount-ro 0 0 ... now I can't mount /data: mount: /dev/mmcblk0p26 already mounted or /data busy; mount: according to mtab, /dev/mmcblk0p26 is mounted on / ... what's wrong this time? :) [14:47] sforshee, and it is weird that the call is still active and when you look at the screen it is black. most users wouldn't realize the phone is actually locked. [14:47] sergiusens, thank you [14:47] i am going to delete this and clone it again (third time today) [14:47] 16:29 < Saviq> kgunn, olli_, asac, unity8 is getting released into distro right now [14:47] it would be helpful if there were clear instructions on how you are supposed to get saucy [14:47] \o/ [14:48] ali1234, please try what I suggested you [14:48] thx Saviq! [14:48] asac, yay !! [14:48] mamenyaka: i did, it didn't work [14:48] ali1234, the git fetch didn't work? [14:48] salem_: the lock thing is a UI issue, not really anything to do with powerd [14:48] ali1234: saucy or the phablet-saucy branch? I'm not sure why rsalveti called it phablet-saucy ... it's more of a pure flipped branch [14:48] slangasek: in the meantime, run this in the shell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5936666/ [14:48] salem_: I don't think the screen turning off during a call is weird though [14:48] ogra_: yes yes yes ... we are getting there :) [14:48] sergiusens: i don't know. i need clear instructions on what i am supposed to use [14:48] ali1234: the standard android way of doing it should work [14:49] slangasek: e.g. `python3 -i