[01:42] hello [01:49] doesn't look good for the ubuntu edge :/ [01:52] No :( I wonder if they'll manage to make a smaller scale one? [01:53] who knows. Looks like they are trying to make a safe/profitable investment [01:53] ax562, Not sure it was an intended drive seems like a bit of a question whether 32 mil would be actually generated by the general public, maybe a super hero will fly in at the last moment and save the day. [01:53] and call their bluff [01:55] hopefully, it just seems they want to take 0% risk [01:58] whats wrong with ubuntu edge? [01:59] nothing is wrong with it except that it will probably never come out [01:59] oh 11 days to reach 32 million [01:59] nothing I see, just the idea of the public investing that kind of money is a dream not a reality [02:01] the people over at cyanogenmod are pissed off that ubuntu touch is using their code [02:01] but to my understanding its just built on top of cyanogenmod [02:02] why are they mad? [02:04] I do like the idea of having stereo speakers on a phone ;-) [03:24] bored [03:39] is anyone making weekly/daily youtube videos of ubuntu touch? [03:40] would love to see what changes have been made recently [04:43] hello anyone here developers ? [04:44] sergiusens, ? [04:53] whats up ? [04:54] I dont have [04:54] suid [04:54] Im porting over to my device so far everything is good so far [04:54] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting#Device_changes [04:54] device/[manufacturer]/[codename]/fstab.[codename] [04:54] I dont have that fstab [05:00] hummm? [05:08] how come there is like no one here at all [05:08] I'm here but can't help [05:09] why not === Namidairo`bnc is now known as Namidairo [05:10] no developers or ports here at all [05:10] o.o [05:23] I need someone to help this [05:23] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting#Device_changes [05:24] anyone care to help [05:35] anyone ????????????? [05:35] omg [05:43] nexus 4 with android 4.3 stuck at google logo after flashing ubuntu touch by manual method? why? [05:43] help [05:44] any one? [05:44] clear factory reset ? [05:44] clear cache ? [05:44] try again [05:44] * ikillcypher afk [05:44] any developers here please pm me ty [05:45] okay thnx will try like this@ikillcypher === jo-erlend__ is now known as jo-erlend [06:27] nexus 4 stuck at google logo after installing ubuntu touch zips!!! [06:27] please help me out [06:27] trying from two days! [06:31] please developers help ,me out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 [06:32] I'm not real familiar with ubuntu touch. But, I know there's gotta be some way to find logs, sonce the kernel is Linux [06:32] so, what does ubuntu touch use, do they have ADB since this is based so heavily on CM and AOSP? [06:33] and, if so do you know how to use it? [06:33] interloper i unlocked my bootloader flashed custom recovery and installed ubuntu touch zips [06:34] now stuck at google logo [06:34] i have nexus 4 [06:35] so, you used fastboot in the beginning, falshes CWM or TWRP? [06:35] flashed* [06:35] twrp [06:36] have you tried ADB during the boot to get a logcat? [06:36] no [06:37] start there. But Google logo is called splash and thats the "first_init" phase of boot [06:38] If a device doesn't pass that it's usually how the kernel is made [06:38] is this a prebuilt or did you build it? [06:38] prebuilt for nexus 4 [06:40] have you tried flashing any other custom ROM's? [06:40] and can you get to bootloader or recovery still? [06:40] no i havent tried to install any custom rom on this model [06:41] Okay, so I must've missed it. What's the new 'phablet-flash -b'? [06:41] any developers here [06:41] anmol, did it work? [06:41] noo [06:41] it didnt [06:41] Im actually stuck here [06:41] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting#Device_changes [06:41] anmol, what happen ? [06:41] stuck at google logo [06:41] still bootloop ? [06:41] yup [06:42] reflash might be bad flash [06:42] i had android 4.3 reviously [06:42] previously [06:42] no wonder [06:42] you need 4.2.2 [06:42] cm 10.1 [06:42] 4.3 wont work [06:42] try getting a log while booting. If there is no log, pwer down and boot into recovery. use adb mount system and find last_kmsg [06:43] if adb gives a logcat at boot, try getting a dmesg too [06:43] Wait, wait. anmol, are you saying you had Android 4.3 installed before trying to flash Ubuntu Touch? [06:43] yes nhaines [06:43] That's no problem. I've switched between Ubuntu and Android 4.3 several times on my Galaxy Nexus. [06:43] ikillcypher should i put 4.2.2 now? [06:43] yes [06:43] 4.2.2 [06:43] not 4.3 [06:43] you device need to be using cm 10.1 aka 4.2.2 for the flash to work [06:44] interloper, care to help me with my issue ? [06:44] thanks @ikillcypher [06:44] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting#Device_changes this isnt available for my device [06:44] I looked at the page [06:44] anmol sure :P a beer would be nice [06:44] lol [06:44] anmol: that shouldn't be true, but flashing 4.2.2 won't hurt, so feel free to try it. [06:44] haven't finished reading it yet [06:44] nhaines, it is ? [06:45] can you tell melol [06:45] ikillcypher: it's not. [06:45] cause ubuntu uses 4.2.2 as based ? [06:45] ikillcypher: and Ubuntu replaces everything on the phone. [06:45] but the code is based on 4.2.2 [06:45] 4.3 wont work [06:45] does it flash a new kernel every time? [06:45] Doesn't matter. Ubuntu's based on Debian, but you can still install to a blank hard drive. [06:46] ... [06:46] interloper: yes. [06:46] we are talking about ubuntu touch here [06:46] And so Ubuntu Touch is Ubuntu. [06:46] It doesn't matter what's already on the phone as long as the recovery supports extended commands. [06:47] well dude nvm care to help me ? [06:47] The only time Android 4.2.2 matters is in source code if he's trying to compile and build Ubuntu Touch for another platform. [06:48] ikillcypher, you said "I am stuck here" Are you trying to build from source? [06:48] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting#Device_changes :( [06:48] Im porting ? [06:49] ok, then apply that patch in the kernel [06:49] thats what it says to do [06:49] no [06:49] The default fstab for the new device will have its /data partition mounted with nosuid, which needs to be removed, as certain Ubuntu applications/daemons require the use of setuid. The path to fstab is: [06:49] I dont have that [06:49] device/[manufacturer]/[codename]/fstab.[codename] [06:50] Well, that's step one. [06:50] then get it from somehwere [06:50] What device do you have? [06:50] yuga ? [06:50] it's on github [06:50] xerpia z [06:50] no it is isnt supported [06:50] https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_sony_yuga [06:50] Is device/sony/yuga/fstab.yuga a thing? [06:51] but the file you need is there [06:51] it is not on my home [06:51] wait a min [06:51] https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_sony_yuga/blob/cm-10.1/recovery.fstab [06:51] device/[manufacturer]/[codename]/fstab.[codename] [06:51] why did they said fstab. ? [06:52] it's just an example [06:52] device is the device folder in the build source [06:52] ikillcypher: they said fstab.[codename]. You have to replace (expand) [codename] with your device's codename. [06:53] device/sony/yuga [06:53] you both sure it is recovery.fstab ? [06:53] When you see a [variable name] in brackets like that, that's your cue to take the generic instructions and adapt them for your own use. The variable name tells you want to replace. [06:54] Neither of us have said recovery.fstab. So no, we are not sure. [06:54] cause I have just took a look at recovery.fstab there isnt suid [06:54] none of you are developers ? [06:54] I'm done. I wish you the best of luck. [06:54] you are done what ?> [06:55] well there isnt a yuga.fstab [06:55] https://github.com/xInterlopeRx?tab=repositories <---- thats my github [06:55] ikillcypher: I'm working on something else at the moment and while I appreciate skepticism, if you're going to not read my advice and then argue about it, I have to get this other thing done. I'm sorry, it's not personal. [06:56] https://github.com/OUDhs <---- thats my teams github [06:56] well the instructions of porting ubuntu isnt that clear at all [06:56] sir, you need to slow down, read what its really saying and think things through if you plan to complete this port [06:56] the instructions are clean [06:57] mate [06:57] it says you will not be mounted with suid so aplly the patch in the kernel [06:57] device/[manufacturer]/[codename]/fstab.[codename] [06:57] ??? [06:57] If you don’t find any files there, grep for “nosuid”. [06:58] well, did you? [06:58] grep for "nosuid" ? [06:59] We explained that you replace the [bracketed] names with the information mentioned. It's a universal Unix documentation convention. grep's been around since 1973. [06:59] I dont get it so [06:59] the correct path is [06:59] ikillcypher@ikillcypher:~/xperiatouch/device/sony/yuga$ [06:59] The instructions are fairly straightforward. If you're confused about them, you need to let us know. [06:59] Probably, yes. [06:59] probably ? [07:00] I don't have your tree in front of me. [07:00] there isnt [07:00] a fstab.yuga [07:00] But the directory exists? [07:01] ~/xperiatouch/device/sony/yuga$ [07:01] of cause [07:01] Okay, so there you go. Now you're reading the instructions correctly and we know there *should* be a fstab.yuga. You've been pointed to the correct file by interloper. [07:01] no where ? [07:01] So the good news is you can find the file, and additionally I'd make sure I had the full source branch downloaded. [07:02] What happened when you 'grep'ed for "nosuid"? === Fyodorovna is now known as sporkeee [07:02] I never did ? [07:02] grep "nosuid" seems like hangs the terminal [07:03] nhaines, === sporkeee is now known as wilee-nilee [07:03] If you don’t find any files there, grep for “nosuid”. meaning ikillcypher@ikillcypher:~/xperiatouch/device/sony/yuga$ grep "nosuid" [07:03] grep nosuid ./ [07:03] am I correct ? [07:04] there must be a path for grep to follow when no other args are used [07:04] You have to give it a list of files, or else it'll read from standard input (i.e., your keyboard) [07:04] so grep nosuid ? [07:04] without quotes ? [07:04] grep nosuid ./ [07:04] interloper's command is what you should write. [07:04] ikillcypher@ikillcypher:~/xperiatouch/device/sony/yuga$ grep nosuid ./ [07:04] grep: ./: Is a directory [07:06] sorry, I use a lot of aliased commands on my machine [07:06] you should do [07:06] ikillcypher: try grep -lr nosuid ./ [07:06] grep nosuid ./* -R [07:06] either will give results [07:07] ikillcypher@ikillcypher:~/xperiatouch/device/sony/yuga$ grep -lr nosuid ./ [07:07] ikillcypher@ikillcypher:~/xperiatouch/device/sony/yuga$ [07:07] ikillcypher: that means it found no matches. [07:07] Personally, it sounds to me like you don't have the complete source. [07:07] ... [07:08] I can build cm10.1 just fine [07:08] and cm10.2 [07:08] and now you are telling me im not having the complete source [07:08] Yes, based on the facts that you're missing files such as fstab.yug [07:08] let me check up with the cm team [07:09] Let us know what you find. [07:09] the tutorial/porting might be outdated [07:09] as I said it not so clear >:( [07:10] It's perfectly clear. It's just not quite matching what you're seeing. [07:10] So let's find out why there's a discrepancy and we can go from there. Documentation's easy to fix, if it's wrong. [07:10] That's why it's important for you to let us know if there's a problem. :) Are you on the ubuntu-phone mailing list? [07:11] are you a developer ? [07:12] I think Ubuntu touch team will be happy if I manage to port it it is like one step close to success [07:12] for the community [07:12] if I can I would love to port it to most devices [07:12] A lot of people will be happy. I'm rooting for you! [07:12] you have a xperia z ? [07:13] Galaxy Nexus from Google. But I want it to be as simple as possible for everyone who wants Ubuntu on his phone. [07:15] the issue here is that yuga is a common device and the ftab.yuga is actually ftab.qcom in another common device repo [07:15] fstab* [07:16] https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_sony_blue-common/blob/cm-10.2/rootdir/fstab.qcom [07:16] and it has nosuid already because its in the 4.3 tree [07:16] huh ? [07:16] so what should I do ? [07:17] well, I'm not sure if ubuntu-touch builds the same way using device repos and common repos [07:18] but, if you have cm-10.2 source for zperia z, you should have almost everything [07:18] Hey ikillcypher [07:18] ? [07:18] smartboy [07:18] xD [07:18] <3 [07:18] ikillcypher, how is your progress on making your port? [07:19] lol ask interloper [07:19] well I dont have device/[manufacturer]/[codename]/fstab.[codename] [07:19] ikillcypher, oh? [07:19] there's a lot of people in this channel [07:19] interloper, I have cm10.1 [07:19] that is what ubuntu touch supports [07:20] interloper, use cm10.1 please [07:20] cool, the file you need is still there in cm-10.1 [07:20] smartboyhw, care to help me out ? [07:20] I dont have the file [07:20] with nosuid [07:20] and Im lost [07:20] I dont know what to do anymore [07:20] I just provided a link to it [07:21] Yay, the new 'phablet-flash -b' is 'phablet-flash cdimage-touch -b'. I am glad I read Python. [07:21] https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_sony_blue-common/blob/cm-10.2/rootdir/fstab.qcom [07:21] dude what is that ? [07:21] sony_blue-common isnt my device [07:22] I'd like to see this on the nexus 7, but if your on cm-10.1 it will be too much work for me [07:22] interloper: it works on the nexus 7. Do you mean the v2 Nexus 7? [07:22] yes [07:22] smartboyhw, care to help [07:22] >:( [07:23] what should I do ? [07:23] ikillcypher, yes, looking [07:23] interloper: no luck with that then. Hopefully someone will pick it up in the next couple of weeks. [07:23] well, I'd like to pick it up [07:23] but if ubuntu isn't ready for 4.3, I can't change that [07:24] I can only work on the porting, not the OS development [07:26] :( [07:26] anyone help [07:26] smartboyhw, ping me once you find a soultion ty :P [07:26] ikillcypher, you can't grep nosuid? [07:27] smartboyhw: when he tried he got no hits. [07:27] Hmm [07:27] there isnt any fstab.[codename] [07:28] ikillcypher, wait, are you running Cyanogenmod on your device? [07:28] yes cm10.1 [07:29] Hmm [07:29] And you can't grep nosuid *on your device*? [07:31] grep on my device ? [07:31] uh meaning [07:32] smartboyhw, Im currently at this step [07:32] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting#Device_changes [07:32] ikillcypher, I get it = [07:33] But, can you launch a terminal emulator in your cyanogenmod-running device and grep for nosuid [07:33] why would you want me to do that [07:33] ikillcypher, because it *should* appear in your device. [07:34] ? go to terminal emulator ? [07:34] grep nosuid ? [07:35] Im not really good in bash commands === pressy4pi is now known as pressy4pie [07:38] imma get the code and see what I can do [07:38] good night and good luck [07:38] eh [07:39] smartboyhw, ? [07:39] why did you abandon me half way === Noskcaj10 is now known as Noskcaj [07:40] ikillcypher, ah, I mistaken you with interloper :P [07:40] ikillcypher, install a app that emulates terminal (find it in App store) [07:40] Ouch, Google PLay:P [07:40] yes got that pre-installed in my phone [07:40] so what do I do now [07:40] as in bash command [07:41] ikillcypher, just launch it and "grep nosuid"? [07:42] seems like hang [07:44] ikillcypher, :O [07:45] You can't run 'grep' by itself. You have to give it something to search. [07:45] ?? [07:45] ikillcypher: press Ctrl-D and you'll get a prompt back. [07:46] try grep nosuid / [07:46] im on at android phone [07:46] ikillcypher volume up should be the ctrl key [07:46] "grep -lR 'nosuid' /" should work. [07:47] uh [07:48] there are afew [07:48] grep : /tmp/adbd : Permission Denied [07:48] are you rooted? [07:48] of cause [07:49] Cyanogenmod 10.1 and not rooted ? [07:49] close it out and type su first [07:49] ikillcypher i wasnt here at that point in convo lol [07:49] are you a developer ? [07:50] i wish [07:50] i know some things about stuff. [07:50] i can help a bit [07:50] The devs won't be here until Monday, and it's Sunday morning (dev time). [07:50] now no such device or address [07:50] are the developers paid or something ? [07:50] no [07:51] well most arent [07:51] so whats with them here only on monday ? [07:51] i dont know about ubuntu-touch developers [07:51] Some are:P [07:51] no idea [07:51] * smartboyhw points at famous paid ubuntu-touch devs like ogra_:P [07:52] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting#Device_changes [07:52] Im facing this [07:52] :( [07:52] All the core Ubuntu Touch developers are paid by Canonical. There's a ton of other community devs, but if you insist on someone from Canonical, you're going to have to wait until Monday. [07:52] ikillcypher you have a functional cm10.1 device? [07:52] ikillcypher, please root then do the grep command [07:53] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting#Device_changes < have to wait till monday for it to be resolved ? [07:53] yes I have a functional cm10.1 device [07:53] ikillcypher, read above [07:53] ok so as root run the grep command [07:53] smartboy root on where my phone root access ? [07:53] ikillcypher, ?? [07:53] You just type "su“ in terminal [07:53] open terminal emulator on my phone [07:53] type su [07:54] grep nosuid / [07:54] grep : / : Is a directory [07:54] grep -lR 'nosuid" / [07:54] ikillcypher, yeah [07:54] oops [07:55] grep -lR 'nosuid' / [07:55] grep -lR 'nosuid' / [07:55] with the single quotes ? [07:55] yes [07:55] smartboyhw: that's what grep is telling him. grep needs files, not directories. [07:55] nhaines, hmm why not use *? [07:55] * is a wildcard:P [07:55] that command searches files for the string nosuid [07:56] (-R makes it search recursively in a given directory and follow symlinks; -r means the same except don't follow symlinks) [07:56] smartboyhw: nothing's wrong with using *, but it's not the advice you offered. :P [07:56] I dont understand a shit that is happening now [07:56] Invaild Argument [07:57] no such device or address [07:57] and why am I running this on my phone and not on my laptop when Im suppose to port it from my laptop [07:57] i was wondering why you werent using adb [07:58] adb shell = <3 [07:59] wait is this all to find fstab? [07:59] ikillcypher what device are you using? [07:59] nhaines, my fault [07:59] !language | ikillcypher [07:59] ikillcypher: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional. [07:59] yuga [07:59] pressy4pie: pretty much. [07:59] ???????????? [07:59] ikillcypher, no s*** word [07:59] why did you !language me for [08:00] oh s*** [08:00] o.o [08:00] Yep [08:00] I will have to pm a developer for cyanogenmod on this [08:00] seems like cm issues over here [08:01] have you built cm for yuga? [08:01] yes [08:01] im starting to think the porting guide is outdated [08:02] no its not [08:02] you have the device profile? [08:02] meaning what [08:02] the thing you git cloned [08:02] yup what about it [08:02] it works fine till this part [08:03] something like git clone https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_sony_yuga.git device/sony/yuga [08:03] and your looking for recovery.fstab i presume? [08:03] that is the question I dont know [08:04] pressy4pie, not exactly, he's looking for fstab.yuga [08:04] the tutorial said fstab.yuga [08:04]