[00:00] Ok, I have LTE enabled on my nexus 4 is there support for this ubuntu? even a hack [00:51] hey all .. just got a galaxy nexus i know ubuntu-touch works but i have a cdma device [00:51] what is not working with cdma ? [01:11] crypticmofo: I believe the CDMA radio is currently not supported, so... no calls, SMS, etc. [01:12] ryukafalz are they working on it ? [01:12] That I do not know [01:13] how would i know or people with cdma deviecs know when they are working on it ? [01:15] Best place to ask is probably the mailing list [01:15] aw [01:15] I have the same device, so I'm interested in seeing it supported as well, but at the moment all we can do is wait [01:16] aw coo [01:17] I would be interested in hearing what part of the stack needs to be updated for CDMA support though, oFono seems to have some basic support for CDMA modems [01:19] but all I can find on that is that they have SMS working there, so oFono might be the stumbling block [01:19] though that's just a guess [01:20] well im going to just read up for a bit .. might take me months or weeks this galaxy nexus is so diff from any device i have ever had from my htc desire hd to my samsung galaxy s3 [01:20] its just diffrent [03:09] i have the daily rootfs from about 6 days ago. am i missing out on anything added to the new dailys? [03:12] ogra_, those changes you told me had me the past two days going crazy lol. my phone dosnt boot if i have CMDLINE_FORCE=n and CMDLINE_EXTEND=y had to revert to force=y extend=n [03:14] ogra_, console=ttyFIQ0 no_console_suspend=1 datapart=/dev/mtdblock3 break=bottom console=tty1 androidboot.serialno=393049B7742500EC [03:38] yay i think my devices is on the rootfs right now thought i have a black screen and no adb so i am not a 100% sure === arunprasad_away is now known as arunprasadr [07:30] hi i just sudo apt-get dist-upgrade and now i have no system-settings and all the apps are not showing in home scope [07:32] or the application scope === lolcat is now known as user === Aww is now known as Aww[BWN] === Aww[BWN] is now known as Aww [09:08] hi guys [09:08] there is someone online ? [09:11] damn [09:12] Im getting black screen [09:14] i'm not sure about the flashing [09:14] lol, the command from wiki don't works [09:14] it ha wrong syntax [09:44] humm blackscreen after intall [10:06] i need help guys [10:31] any developers here ? [10:58] i am here thought i am not a developer [10:58] ikillcypher, what did you broke [10:58] nothing it seem like blackscreen now [10:59] attempting to fix [11:02] how dod it broke? did you update therootfs? [11:03] Someone please hack the surface RT so it can run Ubuntu :) nice hardware, nice price, but the OS sucks... [11:07] got it fixed [11:07] forgot to copy rules... [11:11] damm it my device needs some kernel cmdline hack among other things. I think it's booting the rootfs but i have no adb so cant debug it :( [11:14] annerajb, are you aware of any blackscreen when opening applications ? [11:14] not i zoned out the last few days from the irc. Thought my guess be to take a look at all the logs see if you are not getting any permission errors [11:15] I wonder why download from cdimage.ubuntu.com is taking too long [11:16] Is there any other source from where I can download the latest build? [11:25] humm if im not wrong the ubuntu-touch dont accept wep/wap key right [11:25] ikillcypher, yes, the GUI for the wpa key is broken (since aug 14 or something). they're doing some major indicators work.. hopefully it's fixed soon :) [11:26] ty [11:26] so no security key would work ? [11:26] I noticed you can now use the tab header to scroll through the various indicator screens. Or maybe that was possible all the time and I just didn't notice :D [11:26] ikillcypher, not sure. phablet-network-setup works fine in any case [11:26] what is thatr [11:27] are you using thier latest build ? [11:27] it's a tool you can use on your desktop/laptop, it will copy the network settings from your desktop over to your phone (via adb) [11:27] ikillcypher, I think I'm currently using 20130814.1 [11:27] well I actually ported my own device [11:27] or maybe 15.. [11:27] so I dont know what is the changelog they are doing [11:28] yeah, I ported it to my device as well. I think there's no changelog [11:28] well is everything works over your? [11:29] the WPA key GUI is broken.. sound fails to work sometimes.. playing videos doesn't work.. camera doesn't work.. that's it I hope :D [11:31] not sure what's wrong with video decoding, but I don't care too much about that feature. camera needs some (or maybe a lot of) android parts that are missing in ubuntu, so fixing that is difficult. sound probably has a race condition, I want to see if it's fixed when pulseaudio lands. and the WPA GUI is broken in ubuntu. So I'm basically done with my port [11:32] \o/ [11:34] lol my call dont works [11:34] :( [11:35] oh, maybe that doesn't work on my phone too :D never tried it [11:35] it is buggy as hell over here [11:38] w-flo, any idea where to get changelog [11:38] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/current/ [11:39] ikillcypher, I think there are no changelogs.. only for the old unflipped imagees [11:39] o.O [11:40] hi w-flo, does adjusting brightness/audio volume works at your vision port? [11:40] guest1__, I don't think so [11:42] guest1__, I'm not sure if things are broken in my port only, or if it's a missing ubuntu feature [11:42] I remember I was able to adjust audio volume with the unflipped port, but it no longer works with the flipped port [11:43] EVERYTHING IS BROKEN HERE [11:43] OH NO [11:43] I think that the android audio stack will soon be removed and pulseaudio will be used instead, maybe that fixes some sound problems [11:43] w-flo, ah k, btw thanks for your repos, was quite easy to get a working image for the htc saga.. ;) [11:43] guest1__, that's great :) [12:01] w-flo, almost everything dont work on my device [12:02] ikillcypher, not even the touch screen? the GUI? :) [12:02] touchscreen and adb works [12:02] guess the ubuntu-development team has tons of work to do.. [12:02] so sound doesn't work? [12:03] you could check the logs (dmesg / logcat) for permission errors or anything that seems wrong.. [12:03] well Im going out soon so flashing back to cyanogenmod :S [12:04] well, yeah. I'm using cyanogenmod as my daily driver on my nexus4, too. I have my old phone for ubuntu things :) [12:08] oh I only have one phone [12:08] lol [12:10] ikillcypher, I only have one sim card. and it's nano(??) sim and won't fit into my old phone.. so can't test calls / text messages with ubuntu :( [12:10] but it's still better than only 1 phone I guess :D [12:10] :( any idea how to edit the ubuntu-devices page? [12:10] ikillcypher, yes: login first, then click "edit" [12:12] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices [12:12] it seems I cant [12:12] there's a "Login" link at the top, next to "Help" [12:12] I used my launchpad account [12:13] ok I login [12:13] but I cant edit? [12:14] the "Immutable Page" link in the top left corner should turn into "Edit" after you log in [12:15] at least it does so for me [12:57] anyone know why this error shows at the end of installation of ubuntu touch? error: device not found ERROR:phablet-flash:Command 'adb shell mount /sdcard/' returned non-zero exit status 255 [12:57] anyone know in what part of the rootfs adb is started? [12:57] amos, does your device have a sdcard installed? [12:59] the device has internal storage. does not have removable sdcard. [12:59] that's why you get that error is trying to mount a external sdcard to the path /sdcard [13:00] not sure how crucial is for the sdcard to be mounted [13:00] just made an impulse campaign donation for the ubuntu edge... and holy crap is my wallet hurting right now... [13:01] how to fix this error? [13:02] sleepee, i said it's worth it i had to use my credit card for it lol [13:03] amos, not sure that may be a issue that requires a bug fix on the phablet-flash command. [13:03] amos, seems to assume that /sdcard exists.. so you can try to somehow add a partition at /sdcard, or report a bug against phablet-flash.. not sure [13:03] w-flo, shoudnt the path for internal fake sdcards be something like /sdcard-ext/ [13:04] annerajb, I don't know [13:04] i'm guessing a lot of people are sacrificing a lot for this phone. i figure if it doesn't make it to 32, at least i'll get my money back anyway. [13:04] annerajb, I think adbd is started with "/etc/init/android-tools-adbd.conf" [13:04] i try to convince myself it's a good deal though. a phone and a desktop computer for 695 is kind of a good deal [13:05] w-flo, ok my device appears to hang when it switches or is about to switch to the rootfs [13:05] sleepee, agree convergence is my main buying point :D [13:05] annerajb, maybe add a "panic" right before the exec statement in the init script? I know there's some kernel cmdline magic to achieve the same, but I don't remember.. :D [13:07] Maybe that won't help with debugging though.. [13:09] w-flo, there is break= [13:09] w-flo, ogra told me to do a break=bottom and so far it breaks there and everythign lookgs good dmesg looks clean, and /tmpmnt/ubuntu is moutned [13:09] but apparently somewhere after that everything else beraks. [13:09] breaks* [13:10] so need to know what executes after break=bottom but i am not sure [13:11] try "break=init" (hope I understand that script correctly) [13:11] it should break right before control is handed over to upstart [13:12] You should probably see files in "/root" at that point [13:12] you do that is correct it has a maybe_break init way downthe init i am going to try that thanks [13:13] that's right before exec run_init [13:14] I'm just not sure what maybe_break does, but we're guessing the same thing :D [13:14] i hope the console thing dosnt bite me. apparently upstart requires console=tty1 but my device does some weird stuff with the cmdline arguments and bootloader appends at the end the serial number [13:14] w-flo, the break=x will break anyway it has on the init script a maybe_break x line [13:15] the init script maybe berak function breaks if it finds the x in the kernel commad line [13:15] I see, so break=init should be the last possible break [13:20] annerajb, check if /root is populated. Maybe check if /dev/tty1 exists, and maybe /dev/console is important too.. [13:20] so break init didnt work [13:20] i get no adb [13:21] BUT [13:21] huh. [13:21] i still see the boot animation (before hand it went black after boot anim) [13:21] so i dont think i am hitting the same point as earlier [13:22] that's strange.. maybe it's somewhere between maybe_break bottom and maybe_break init? [13:22] thought it's weird because as i said the boot anim is still on while before hand it went away [13:23] so maybe the break works, but it's too late for spawning adbd [13:23] because.. the mounts required for adbd have changed [13:24] _|_ [13:24] i.e. it seems like the /sys and /proc and /dev mounts are moved around after "maybe_break bottom", and adbd may need one of those at the correct place [13:24] so.. yeah.. forget about break=init :( [13:25] Gentlemen ..... I have a very specific Question. When will Ubuntu on Nexus 4 support 3G ? [13:26] nicenslow, isnt ofono what handles telephony? [13:27] yeah ? [13:27] ofono ...right. [13:27] Where's he ? [13:27] so in theory if ofono supports it it should be soon. if you are like me that has cdma it be a while since ofono has to support it first [13:28] annerajb .........You are the man my friend. [13:28] Thanks! [13:28] apparently ofono supports 3g and 2g [13:28] https://ofono.org/blogs/bertrandaygon/2011/ofono-10 [13:29] w-flo, thanks ill ask ogra_ later to see what needs changing for break=init to work. [13:29] I gtg now so later all === nik90 is now known as nik90|Away [14:16] :( [14:16] anyone here? === Namidairo is now known as Namidairo`bnc [14:50] Hi, I would like to know what will be network options of Ubuntu Touch (for example, connect only to 2g networks or only to 3g networks) === nik90|Away is now known as nik90 [15:02] I'm manually flashing UT onto my Nexus 10 in TWRP recovery. I wiped data, flashed the armel+manta zip, then went on to the armhf zip. It looked like it was working, but frozen on the "deploying Ubuntu Touch" step. TWRP turned off the screen after a while, (as per I set it to do), now I can't wake it up. Should I wait, see what happens? [15:08] nvm. === LarrySteeze is now known as LarrySteeze|Away [15:19] tb01110100, Not sure using twrp is part of the normal install, I tried this with cyanogenmod awhile back on my nexus 7 and was not successful. [15:19] nvm, fixed that. [15:19] But I have another prob [15:19] I can't connect to my protected wifi. I swipe down from networks, check my network, and I don't get a password prompt or anything. [15:21] tb01110100, NOt sure myself I don't have this installed so have not been following whats up, sometimes this channel is rather busy, depends on the time I believe. [15:21] wilee-nilee: btw, TWRP works fine for installing UT. [15:21] cool, I have not tried twrp [15:23] tb01110100, touch is still in development so I'm waiting for it to be more functional myself, I would more on the side of running the ubuntu desktop with my nexus 7. [15:24] Just ticks me off a little that I can't even connect to my wifi. :P [15:25] To me, this is functionally useless. I might need to try this another time, but this was interesting. [15:25] Thanks! [15:42] whats the best way to keep this up to date without having to re-install apps [16:19] is the "networking" policy group supposed to allow creating a socket? The hupnp library I'm using wants to create a socket for upnp service discovery and it's DENIED by apparmor, even though I have the "networking" policy group added.. Wondering if my manifest is wrong or if it's not allowed even with that policy group set [17:26] hello [17:28] o/ [17:37] so apparently the adb shell spawned by break dosnt have root access [17:38] when i try to run /sbin/vgchange it complains about not having permission [17:39] * w-flo shrugs [17:40] i think this line maybe failling ln -s ${rootmnt}${udev_root} /dev [17:40] i cant find the value of udev_root anywhere [17:43] those scripts are pure magic :) have you checked if there is a /dev/tty1 device? [17:47] w-flo, yeah there is [17:47] tty1-tty63 [17:47] (that's a lot of tty) [17:47] really strange.. why would upstart fail to start adbd :/ [17:48] (it's not reaching upstart [17:48] it's failling around midway of the initrd/init script [17:48] are you really sure? [17:48] (i believe upstart is called after the exec at the bottom whci i never reach [17:48] yeah i put a break=bottom and it never reaches it [17:48] I think upstart is called at the exec line.. i.e. the exec line starts upstart [17:49] # Chain to real filesystem [17:49] exec run-init ${rootmnt} ${init} "$@" ${recovery:+--startup-event=recovery} <${rootmnt}/dev/console >${rootmnt}/dev/console 2>&1 [17:49] that's the last line of the init [17:49] is not reaching the breakpoint before it [17:49] oh, I thought it reaches bottom, but you get no adb with break=init [17:49] no i dont get adb with break=init [17:50] i added a few more breaks before it and i narrow it down to the script/init-bottom [17:50] it never reaches the one i added after it but it does the one before [17:50] I think you can't get adbd at the "init" breakpoint, because all the /dev and /proc and /sys mounts are already moved to places in /root, so adbd can't start [17:51] so it breaks there, then tries to spawn adbd, but that fails because adbd needs /dev (or maybe /sys, no idea) [17:51] init-bottom sym links /root/dev to /dev [17:52] ln -s ${rootmnt}${udev_root} /dev [17:52] ah, it's only a symlink [17:52] but i cannot find where is udev_root set and when i do env it dosnt show up [17:52] maybe it's related to that.. you should probably wait for ogra_ and ask if you can expect break=init to spawn adbd [17:52] hm, really strange [17:53] i did a grep inside the initrd and the only instance of udev_root i found was the one where is used [17:53] is not set nowhere inside the initrd [17:55] does ogra_ usually join saturdays? [17:58] annerajb, sometimes [18:00] annerajb, I have the same script and my device boots, so maybe the udev_root is fine... I really have no idea what could be wrong though, sorry [18:18] back windows decided to turn off the computer instead of letting me know i had no charge -__ [18:25] * annerajb is using w-flo script to compress a new modified rootfs === Fyodorovna is now known as wilee-nilee === Fyodorovna is now known as wilee-nilee [19:51] hey there guys, quick q. anyone working on building the ubuntu touch source code for flo? [19:55] i started the port but realized some files were missing, later realized this is due the fact the phablet branhces are base on cm10.1 which are based on aops 4.2, what we really need is cm10.2 based on aosp 4.3 [19:57] is wpa2 working with latest nightly? [19:58] I have modified the manifest file to inclide the cyanogen mod 10.2 repos but there are few project where the canonical team made changes and it is going to require some merging [20:02] Any idea if the phablet repos will track cm10.2? [20:07] stbgz, I'm not working for canonical, so I don't know, but I guess the team is very busy right now with getting everything ready for release in october, so I doubt there's any time left to port everything to cm 10.2. but maybe it's so easy to update that they will do it.. who knows [20:08] the one repo I am having issues with right now is frameworks/av [20:10] in any case I am tracking my changes here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=44720740 [20:21] is wpa2 working with latest nightly? [20:51] Hi folks, I am writing a book on using Ubuntu Touch for QUE Publishing. I suspect I will have a bunch of annoying questions for your perusal, and issue my apologies in advance. [20:52] sup [20:53] "https://github.com/willcast/ubuntu-kernel-tenderloin/commits/Ubuntu_kgsl3.4?page=4" check it out.. he backported fanotify from 3.0.? to 2.6.35.. I made a patch.. compiling cm10.1 to test [20:53] I git cloned his branch to a empty folder, and ran this "git diff [commit-id-before] [commit-id-after] > my.patch" [20:53] which created a patch of a range of comments, and then I patched my kernel folder.. [20:53] as they are different kernels [20:54] see what happens [20:54] I had to run make oldconfig to answer 2 new questions [20:54] neat eh? [20:55] The first question I have is on the chapter I'm currently writing: How to get help for problems with the OS generally, and apps too. Are any of the Touch-related projects planning or working on some sort of user documentation, either to read on the device, or access on the web? Will something like the Desktop Guide be accessible on the device? Should I just point people here? [20:55] he did it to run fedora on the hp touchpad with X and freedreno [20:55] since Ubuntu 13.10 is going Mir [21:01] workingwriter, canonical staff can answer your questions on week days, they are not that active on sat/sun [21:02] I think that askubuntu is a good place to get help (but I've never used that site, so I'm not sure) [21:03] workingwriter, as w-flo said canonical staff is not active a lot on weekends. this channel for help works well thought it get's a bit technical most of the time. for regular help askubuntu works really well and i assume the ubuntu forusm should too. but again the final awnser can be given by canonical staff [21:04] OrokuSaki, so did you got it to compile? === annerajb_ is now known as annerajb [21:12] bzr branch lp:ubuntu/raing/compiz << is this where to get the source for ubuntu/unity's versions of Scale and other compiz plugins [22:20] when the Ubuntu touch will be released? [22:21] anyone know how to build compiz [22:21] ubuntu's compiz version that is. [22:30] xkernel, it should be released by october if i recall correctly [22:33] new to ubuntu touch help