[00:03] racarr: there's one thing I'm missing [00:04] racarr: could you confirm how to test if current device supports mir? [00:04] racarr: or do I need to hardcode mako + maguro? [00:04] I've pinged kgunn on this earlier but no luck [00:06] lool: sorry, thot you got an answer....i would say you'd need to hardcode [00:06] lool: afaik, there's not knowledge of product in mir....only knowledge of hwc versions [00:07] which in essence relate to a product [00:07] kdub: ^ any thots ? [00:07] ok, I think I'll test ro.product.model=maguro [00:07] or mako [00:08] lool, mir does autodetect the backend it should run on, but i'd imagine you're trying to work around mir not supporting a feature [00:09] kdub: I'd like to only turn on Mir on devices that supportit [00:09] not on grouper [00:09] ah [00:09] well, yes, i think we'd need a device-specific approach for the forseeable future [00:10] lool: Ok.yeah I need to start looking at the unity8 failures [00:11] lool: robert_ancell semi-recently wrote blacklist support for unity-system-compositor; a similar approach should work for unity8 [00:11] * RAOF wonders if this is functionality common enough to be factored into Mir itself. [00:13] seems like probably [00:13] ...definitive language from me there :p [00:14] um...hmm [00:14] yeah seems like something we should have infrastructure for [00:15] It likely needs to be platform-specific, but that's doable. [00:27] nik90: looks like boiko has been heavily involved in the phone app === chriadam|away is now known as chriadam [00:28] nik90: I'm betting you'll need some additional apparmor stuff to get to the ringtone files though [00:28] jdstrand: ^^ can you confirm or deny? [00:29] mhall119, nik90: grep DENIED /var/log/syslog [00:29] if you see denied messages then yes === anders3408 is now known as anders3408|afk [01:04] xnox: note that I am querying the outcome of 'set-env -g' by using 'list-env -g'; this has nothing to do with individual jobs losing the state [01:10] kgunn: lool: Afk for a bit can reach me on phone at g+ [01:10] racarr: ok [01:10] racarr: I wont have time today I'm afraid [01:10] will be tomorrow [01:11] no worries :D [01:11] so cloooose [01:13] mhall119: don't know-- would need to see the denials. that said, the dialer shouldn't be confined [01:13] mhall119: but yeah, what jjohansen said [01:48] jdstrand: the dialer may not be confined, but the clock app presumably will be, which will stop it from accessing the dialer's ringtones === Namidairo`bnc is now known as Namidairo [02:11] fginther, do you know why https://code.launchpad.net/~robert-ancell/lightdm/handle-no-xrdb/+merge/189971 hasn't merged? [02:13] thomi, ^? [02:14] * thomi looks [02:15] ugh. what's the new jenkins IP address? [02:19] robert_ancell: http://10.97.0.26:8080/job/lightdm-autolanding/156/console [02:21] thomi, uh, that's just blank for me [02:22] not for me [02:23] hmm, refresh gave it content [02:23] so it's just running super slow? [02:23] I triggered it manually [02:23] It wasn't running before. Not sure why [02:23] cheers [02:24] nw [02:56] do we know if build #88 is done? [03:07] How can one go about integrating messaging into an Ubuntu Touch App? | http://askubuntu.com/q/355647 [03:11] mhall119: certainly the SDK should provide ringtone and notification support? === zenvoid_ is now known as zenvoid === _salem is now known as salem_ === salem_ is now known as _salem === plars_ is now known as plars === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [03:36] I've been reading about installing ubuntu-touch on a nexus 10. Kinda confusing. [03:37] Do you think the install will be any easier with the release on the 17th? [03:38] I'm dying to get it running. It's why I bought the nexus 10. [03:41] lucenut: I don't suspect the install process will change. Which is kind of too bad, since I did consider what a nice install wizard would look like. [03:41] lucenut: Hm. It was pretty easy to install on a N7 and N4; what problems are you having? [03:42] I don't know where to start! [03:42] Do I have to "root" it first? [03:43] If something goes wrong can I just hold the volume and power buttons and restore jellybean? [03:43] The installation videos showed you have to install a backup app first? [03:43] lucenut: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Install describes the process; it's reasonably straightforward. [03:45] Will this be "dual-boot"? [03:46] not dual boot [03:46] The only ubuntu computer I have is an Xubuntu netbook. Will that work for this install? [03:46] It will work for install [03:46] Is dual-boot possible? [03:46] when you restore back to jelly beat then you'll be fresh install [03:47] dual boot might be possible but WAY more complicated. [03:47] not worth it and not supported. [03:47] OK [03:47] give it a try [03:47] Scary! [03:47] $500 tablet. [03:47] lucenut: not scary. It's simple to jump back to Android. :) [03:48] I can always restore android right? [03:48] K [03:48] Thanks. [03:48] yes you can easily restore android with a click of a button [03:49] If I do it before the 17th, will the developer version update to the real one? [03:49] most likely [03:49] if not it won't be hard to flash that. [03:49] K [03:50] lucenut: in the last week or so, Ubuntu's gotten really nice on phones, too. Should be fun on the tablet. [03:50] I imagine if they are really releasing on the 17th it should be pretty close to locaked down. [03:51] Is the preview a nightly build? [04:08] lucenut: no, they build 4 times a day and promote "blessed" builds. === SuperLag_ is now known as SuperLag === SuperLag is now known as Guest95884 [05:42] The install guide says " We currently do not support the newer '2013' Nexus 7." does that mean it won't install at all? [05:44] guest___________: Correct [05:44] How do I verify that I have the new version and not the old version? [05:46] guest___________: I'm not sure; when did you buy it? [05:46] Few weeks ago, so probably the new one huh? [05:46] Kinda bummed I got it just for linux. [05:46] guest___________: You could also just try flashing the Touch image with phablet-flash; it'll detect what device you have connected and bail if it's unsupported. [05:47] You probably do have the shiny new one, yes. [05:47] yeah I tried that if I give it the -d grouper command it will attempt to flash it and I have to bring it back to factory [05:47] guest___________: on the other hand, it's a *very* nice tablet, and Ubuntu will probably be ported eventually. [05:48] if I don't give it -d I get ERROR:phablet-flash:Unsupported device, autodetect fails device [05:48] Yeah, I suppose i'll just have to be patient [05:48] Yeah; it'll probably be ported fairly soon. It shouldn't be hard to port to. [05:48] guest___________: Google used the same name, but the hardware's completely different. [05:49] Well sounds like I tried to do everything correctly so its out of my hands at this point [05:49] Yup. [05:49] Well, not exactly. [05:49] You could provide the port ☺ [05:50] well mines an asus nexus 7 is that the same as google nexus? Get lost in the branding [05:50] haha i'm not that good of a programmer [05:51] found my box says google nexus think I answered my own question [05:51] alright well thanks again === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === dk is now known as Guest36601 === jasoncwarner_ is now known as jasoncwarner === sporkeee is now known as wilee-nilee [07:34] good morning [08:11] Good morning all; happy World Post Day! :-D === iahmad is now known as iahmad|afk === fmasi_afk is now known as fmasi [08:30] mhall119, jdstrand dconf/dbus call was a missing 'calendar' profile [08:40] How to run Ubuntu touch apps on Ubuntu desktop? | http://askubuntu.com/q/355728 [08:41] nik90, are you around? [08:45] sergiusens: yup [08:46] nik90, https://code.launchpad.net/~sergiusens/ubuntu-clock-app/confinement_fixes/+merge/190044 [08:46] nik90, if you don't mind taking a look [08:46] nik90, the dconf thing was evolution btw [08:46] sergiusens: ah for the alarms [08:47] sergiusens: will do [08:49] ty [08:57] sergiusens: is com.ubuntu.clock the standard way of naming applications? [08:57] nik90, yeah, let me give you some docs === fmasi is now known as fmasi_afk [08:58] sergiusens: I notice weather and calendar following the same convention. But calculator is named ubuntu-calculator-app. I guess i can do a MP for that. [08:59] nik90, yes please [08:59] nik90, http://developer.ubuntu.com/publish/apps/security-policy-for-click-packages/ [09:00] sergiusens: top approved. thnx [09:01] how can I use larger than 80x24 terminal sanely with adb shell which seems to somehow assume that? [09:01] Mirv, hey, doanac had a shell script that resized the terminal [09:03] sergiusens: sounds promising [09:07] hi all [09:08] I want to port the Android source code to create Ubuntu touch images [09:09] My development board is having SoC "Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro APQ8064" [09:09] Abhishek, Dmitrjs answered your mail on the mailing list: https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-phone/msg04516.html [09:10] I am not able to clearly understand [09:10] Abhishek, and it looks like you sent your mail multiple times [09:10] ah no, it looked like it was multiple times, but it was different questions [09:11] https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-phone/msg04531.html [09:11] Please answer this query [09:11] I have complete Android source code [09:11] Abhishek, is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting of any help? [09:12] I synced the ubuntu touch source code using "phablet-dev-bootstrap" [09:12] This is helping somewhat [09:14] My device is not supported in CyanogenMod [09:14] I am having the development board with Android [09:14] The source code of this android is available [09:14] tsdgeos: no landings at moment if not fixing tests/bugs/crashes, #ubuntu-ci-eng for more. [09:15] Mirv: well it does fix a bug and a crash [09:15] tsdgeos: but does it fix a bug and a crash also now that the unity8 change is not in trunk? [09:15] Mirv: it does fix the bug that the feature is missing in unity8 :D [09:15] dholbach: I want to use the source code of Android to create ubuntu images [09:16] Mirv: but we can commit the code again if you prefer :-) [09:16] Abhishek, I'm afraid I'm not much of a help here - I'm not an expert when it comes to porting at all - I just noticed the discussion on the mailing list [09:16] tsdgeos: haha :) anyway it's 'no' at the moment, but feel free oto come to the channel to discuss it. I guess the most interesting thing is that if it currently would happen elsewhere but has not been identified as coming from that. [09:17] Dholbach, can you please let me know who can help me [09:17] tsdgeos: it's most of all now about fixing mir-by-default related issues/crashes [09:17] Mirv: of course it would happen somewhere else [09:17] it's a bug in Qt [09:17] it's just that noone uses QML as extensively as us [09:17] anyway, if it's no [09:18] Abhishek, the mailing list is probably a good place - this channel is quite high traffic so thing easily get lost here [09:18] it's no, i know how this management decisions work [09:18] sergiusens: https://code.launchpad.net/~nik90/ubuntu-calculator-app/applicationname-fixes/+merge/190060 [09:18] Mirv, so we essentially got a freeze two days before the freeze? [09:18] sergiusens: fixed it for the calculator app. can you review and check if it is okay [09:18] awesome [09:19] Saviq: something along those lines [09:19] Can someone help me in porting the Android source to create Ubuntu images ...which I can load on my development board ....and see ubuntu running [09:19] nik90, looks good, let me test this [09:19] Saviq: we've been in freeze with 'only via landing asks' for some time already [09:19] I raised the query in https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-phone/msg04531.html [09:19] Mirv, yeah well... === iahmad|afk is now known as iahmad [09:34] Please answer my query ...I want to port Android source code to create Ubuntu images [09:38] I raised the query in https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-phone/msg04531.html ....Please answer it [09:48] nik90, feel free to top approve that one [09:48] nik90, I'm marked as community in lp, so can't [09:49] Abhishek: please stop sending identical emails, multiple times. [09:49] Abhishek: that's considered rude, and you don't give enough time. Many people only read mailing lists infrequently, e.g. every weekend. [09:51] sergiusens: I cannot do it either. I am only admin of clock app :) [09:52] xnox: I will not do it again ...sry for that [09:53] xnox: I did it beacuse I am eager to know that it is possible or not ? [09:53] Abhishek: no problem. And from your replies, I can only recommend you to unpack your device boot.img (and the ramdisk from inside it) to actually study and understand how your device boots. [09:53] Abhishek: it must already have a boot loader pre-installed - otherwise it will not boot at all. [09:54] Abhishek: and then you just need to ticker and work out how can you point the ramdisk to e.g. boot alternative partition where you'd have an ubuntu rootfs. [09:54] xnox: I'll try to do it now [09:54] Abhishek: maybe study ac100 boot images / tarball installer. [09:55] Abhishek: it has it's own ramdisk inside bootimg that points to unpack ubuntu rootfs from a tarball from sd-card onto userdata partition and then boot that. [09:55] dpm, can you look at https://code.launchpad.net/~nik90/ubuntu-calculator-app/applicationname-fixes/+merge/190060 ? [09:56] or mihir_ https://code.launchpad.net/~nik90/ubuntu-calculator-app/applicationname-fixes/+merge/190060 [09:56] sergiusens, still at the conference and about to change rooms, not sure I'll manage until tomorrow :/ [09:57] Morning all === alan_g is now known as alan_g|tea [09:57] sergiusens, if popey is around he can probably help you find someone for the review [09:58] sergiusens: is it regarding change in app name ? [09:58] I've added a comment to the MP nevertheless [10:01] did anyone actually try and add an ubuntuone account? addition seems to work initially, but it immediately seems to forget it again once I go back in the system settings [10:06] pitti, I did some days ago and it worked, let me try today [10:07] ah, I now tried to not go back, but just end system settings [10:07] pitti, wfm but I'm still on yesterday's image [10:07] and that seems to work [10:07] seb128: me too [10:07] "go back"? [10:07] seb128: once you added the account, I opened the menu and used "go back" to get back to the accounts list [10:07] pitti, when you press the "add" button it should bring you back to the account panel with the list of accounts [10:07] e.g no need to do anything [10:07] yes, and that worked [10:08] but afterwards it forgot the account [10:08] I'll reinstall with today's device and try to reproduce this more systematically [10:08] ok, but somewhere I guess === alan_g|tea is now known as alan_g [10:08] pitti, I'm going to keep an eye on it as well [10:13] mihir_, yes [10:15] sergiusens: I just did testing :) and approving MR :) [10:18] mihir_, can you top approve as well? [10:18] mihir_, thanks by the way [10:19] sergiusens: done !! Sorry i forgot to do that [10:19] mihir_: thnx [10:19] nik90: welcome :) [10:35] Morning [10:39] pitti: Did you test upower on touch? [10:42] lool: the tests run during package build, so it tested itself on ARM [10:42] lool: the only effective delta was in the glib client library, I guess we aren't even using that on touch [10:43] ah, powerd does [10:43] pitti: the diff is big; I understand one patch was merged upstream, but we'd like a heads up to test such uploads seeded on touch [10:44] lool: it's not that big; we just replaced the bit "git backports" with a new upstream release, the two effective patches are http://cgit.freedesktop.org/upower/commit/?id=db89e5a3 and http://cgit.freedesktop.org/upower/commit/?id=ecc4e379ccc [10:44] (and this API got test coverage in 0.9.22 now) [10:44] pitti: what are the potential properties hit by this in practice? [10:45] lool: the actual property values don't change [10:45] lool: this just fixes the return value of that method [10:45] pitti: yes, so I guess it changes the code path for a good reason [10:45] that was utterly broken before, so apparently our consumers didn't even bother to check it [10:46] but some GNOME consumers rely on it [10:46] pitti: I'm expecting this got fixed because some functions didn't return what they were meant to return [10:46] right [10:46] pitti: which properties did we witness this on that are going to be reported correctly when they used not to? [10:46] but if powerd etc. would actually check it, we would have noticed it ages ago [10:46] maybe we will notice a regression now :-) [10:46] or an improvement [10:46] lool: none, we build with --enable-deprecated [10:47] the second commit is a no-op for us [10:47] pitti: I'm speaking of the first one [10:47] lool: that doesn't change the properties themselves, only the return value of up_client_get_properties_sync() [10:48] lool: so, if it helps I can upgrade my phone to that upower and check if anything breaks [10:49] pitti: I understand the properties dont change [10:49] pitti: sorry, dont want to be a PITA [10:51] upgraded, rebooting [10:51] pitti: the reason I'm bringing this up is that we're trying to check everything going in at this point because we are trying to fix issues in the image; it's super painful to do so, but this specific change either didn't change anything or changes something and then it should be checked on touch :-) [10:51] pitti: Thanks for testing [10:52] upower --dump unchanged, power indicator works with and without USB cable (i. e. "AC"), suspend works [10:53] battery panel in system-settings uses the glib library [10:53] pitti: great, thanks for testing [10:53] pete-woods: Is https://code.launchpad.net/~pete-woods/unity-mir/window-stack-get-property/+merge/189984 just API/ABI addition? [10:53] pete-woods: Can I land this safely when it's in trunk? [10:53] lool: that update wasn't really aimed at fixing anything in touch, but we need it to fix desktopy bits (and also drop our huge patches and delta) [10:54] pete-woods: If yes, I'd like to get that through if it's needed for the other merge [10:54] pete-woods: (Was this tested somehow?) [10:54] pitti: If you could just test things that are on touch image on touch before uploading or give us a heads up with the diff, what would be nice [10:54] pitti: (so little remaining...) [10:54] lool: yes, it's just addition [10:55] lool: well, I did consider the effective change and found it safe [10:55] lool: and I explained the change in #u-release (who reviewed and accepted it) [10:55] lool: there is no ABI, though, as it's just a DBus interface [10:55] pitti: we'd like a heads up on the touch side [10:55] lool: but it's a pain to test it before upload [10:55] * lool lunch & [10:56] lool: the way we set up images make them rather hard to actually build stuff on [10:56] so for such rather easy changes I don't usually bother [10:56] (and for changes which already have test coverage anyway) [10:57] lool: fyi - bug 1235649 is partly caused by unity it seems. [10:57] bug 1235649 in upstart (Ubuntu Saucy) "uevent spam causes session upstart to consume massive amounts of memory on Ubuntu Touch" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1235649 [10:59] jodh, well, i just made a most intresting observation while testing a very old image to verify something else [10:59] jodh, with image 69 my session init process stays at 1.6M constantly, no matter what i do [11:00] (sadly i think due to lool's recent image buold 69 is now gone from system-image.u.c) [11:00] ogra_: ok. I wonder what version of unity-panel-service 69 was using? [11:00] * jodh afk [11:00] * popey coughs up http://popey.mooo.com/mirror/system-image.ubuntu.com/saucy/ [11:00] ogra_: ^^ [11:01] ooh, 69 is missing! [11:01] oh, i only mirror saucy, not the -proposed images ☹ [11:02] popey, right, and system-image only keeps a certain amount [11:02] ogra_: i run wget every day though [11:03] ah [11:03] so i guess 69 was never promoted [11:03] yeah [11:06] jodh, any idea what package that would be in ? [11:08] ah, got it [11:08] jodh, unity-services 7.1.1+13.10.20130927.1-0ubuntu1 [11:09] jodh, but that job shouldnt be used by touch at all [11:09] start on desktop-start DESKTOP_SESSION=ubuntu [11:10] and it didnt change since [11:10] ogra_: what is the first image with mir enabled? [11:10] gema, the current one [11:11] 89? [11:11] (in saucy-proposed) [11:11] yes [11:11] ogra_: ack, thanks === fmasi_afk is now known as fmasi [11:12] It's a _lot_ slower. [11:13] jibel: could you find AP regressions over SF that dont have crashes? [11:13] -> we should tackle crashes (as those create flakiness) and AP tests that regressed, but dont have crashes. === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:18] Hey [11:20] My Nexus 4 (8GB) has been sitting with a black screen at the stage "INFO:phablet-flash:Waiting for install to finish on device. Please do not unplug device until phablet-flash finishes." for about 5 mins [11:20] anyone know if this is an issue? [11:20] ryanteck: it can take a little while [11:21] Ahh ok [11:23] jodh: ok [11:24] Saviq: I know little about unity-panel-service, but it seems to be related to the upstart memory leak we're seeing [11:24] Saviq: the leak might be in libdbus, but doesn't happen when panel-service isn't used; what is it for? could it be generating a huge amount of events? can we disable it temporarily? [11:24] whew all flashed [11:27] popey, see if it is also a lot slower if you do --no-backup [11:27] lool, panel-service is a proxy between indicators and unity7 [11:28] popey, for me Mir is not much slower than SF ... while there is a slight slowdown it is nearly not noticeable [11:28] lool, but that's the extend of my knowledge [11:28] lool, we're not using it on touch [11:28] lool, how could it be, it will never run [11:28] ogra_: i notice it most on screens which have transparency, like the initial welcome thing [11:28] lool, as i stated above === forcev is now known as FunkyPenguin [11:29] jodh: ^ [11:29] Saviq: Ok, so I guess is from jodh's debugging on the desktop [11:30] seb128: are you aware of a unity crash in image 89 when bluetooth is disabled and enabled again? [11:30] right, that wont help us on touch though [11:30] Saviq: he reproduced the upstart leak in an easier to work with environment (desktop image by sending events in a loop) [11:30] seb128: I lose the whole UI [11:30] lool, k [11:30] but probably not the source of the events then [11:30] unless the issue is caused by *not* using that job [11:30] which seemed to be the vsync stuff from kenrel anyway [11:30] popey, same here [11:30] gema, there is a know but with Mir yes [11:31] gema, well, I think it's known, charles and lool were discussing it yesterday [11:31] lool, well, mako doesnt have vsync uevent spam and also exposes it [11:31] gema, it's a Mir issue as far as I'm concerned [11:31] gema: LP #1236705 [11:31] Launchpad bug 1236705 in unity8 (Ubuntu) "unity8 crashed with SIGABRT in __gnu_cxx::__verbose_terminate_handler(), thrown from mir::DefaultServerConfiguration::the_connector()" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1236705 [11:31] lool, seb128 thanks! [11:31] lool, *specifically* on 88 ... i had the session init have 30MB RSS occupied after playing for 10min [11:31] on mako [11:32] (starting and stopping apps and scrolling around a bit in the UI) [11:33] so while the vsync stuff on maguro is ugly and adds to teh ram consumption, i dont think thats the main issue [11:34] * ogra_ gets coffee [11:56] Morning [11:56] @ogra I have a customized graphics.c for my device.. Do you think that could be causing the EGLBad_Conext? [11:56] I bet that is the cause. =) === fmasi is now known as fmasi_afk [11:57] quiet in here this morning [11:57] plars, doanac or jibel: I think we want to work on a phablet-test-run flag to "stop powerd" as root before startng the unity8 tests; it's not enough for them to pass, but it's required for anything to happen === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [12:13] my permissions for kgsl should be system graphics according to android [12:14] but with udev, the apply as system root [12:14] chown system graphics kgsl-* [12:14] and when I ls... it is system root [12:14] Is that right? === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:30] sergiusens: so, the calendar policy group is a) reserved and b) doesn't actually allow the dconf access-- it denies it. the qtcalendar with eds plugin tries to access dconf for some eds settings that aren't actually needed by the calendar === fmasi_afk is now known as fmasi [12:54] ogra_: i am confused by all the ways things get mounted. [12:54] mardy: hey, was curious about bug #1232097. is that going to be fixed for 13.10? [12:54] bug 1232097 in libaccounts-glib (Ubuntu Saucy) "accounts-qml-module requires read/write access to accounts.db" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1232097 [12:54] ogra_: is there separate DATA and USERDATA partitions in android? [12:55] xnox, not that i know of === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [12:55] ogra_: cause my container is complaining about /data not available and/or not writtable. [12:55] xnox, i think stgraber introduced /userdata with the system images [12:55] ogra_: ok. [12:55] xnox, that should come from /etc/fstab for a normal flipped image [12:56] system-imagwe works completely different here [12:57] jdstrand: sure, I've already made the fix upstream and I just need a MP to be approved [12:58] ogra_: stgraber: is there any way to debug lxc container's initramfs boot? for some reason it claims "to not find /sbin/adbd" when it is clearly present in the android-ramdisk.img [12:59] popey: what's the way to enter the sim pin again? [12:59] lool: dunno, never enabled that [12:59] popey: you have no sim pin on your sim? [12:59] xnox, thats wanted :) [12:59] does someone know how to unlock [13:00] xnox, ignore this message ... we rm /sbin/adbd before firing up the container [13:00] ogra_: !!!!!! ARGH! [13:00] ogra_: where? [13:00] xnox, in the lxc startup scripts [13:01] ogra_: thanks a bunch. [13:01] xnox, since it breaks the world if you try to run two adbd's [13:01] xnox, /var/lib/lxc/android/pre-start.d/ [13:01] ogra_: well, I have none at the moment ;-) [13:01] and you have no USB device anyway [13:02] so why do you care :) [13:02] because adb from the lxc-container should be able to us QEMUD instead USB and give me adbd into the container. [13:02] if you want to debug the container use the logs :) .... /system/bin/logcat -d ... [13:03] once i get that to work, i can transfer qemud/adbd emulator jobs to ubuntu [13:03] ogra_: somehow my /system/ gets mounted empty =( [13:03] xnox, do you have it in fstab ? [13:03] for flipped, just add a line for it [13:03] lool: no [13:03] same for /data [13:04] ogra_: it does get mounted, it somehow has nothing in it though =/ [13:04] ogra_: and kernel complains a bit. [13:04] werid [13:04] ogra_: i'll try to produce two system.img files one as ext4 -> for embedding for the lxc container [13:04] ogra_: and one in yaffs2 for direct mounting. === vila is now known as vila-laaaate-lun [13:05] just make sure they dont hang around in / :) [13:05] or /userdata rather === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [13:08] hey, how do I install the docviewer on latest images? is there a click package to be found? feeling lost [13:09] erm, is one supposed to flash cdimage-touch before flashing ubuntu-system? [13:09] popey, or mhall119 might know [13:09] awafaa, nope [13:10] ogra_: interesting, ok i'll try and work out why i cant flash system image then [13:10] the installed android should be fine [13:10] awafaa: what's on it currently? [13:10] mardy: awesome, thanks! was asking because right now policy still blocks the 'w' [13:10] danielholm: which image? [13:10] popey: android, i'll try with --no-backup [13:10] popey: ubuntu-sytem [13:11] ogra_: i have seen others report that flashing from android -> ubuntu-system isn't reliable, and they have gone android -> cdimage-touch -> ubuntu-system to make it work [13:11] I cant remember who it was that I talked with about installind the doc-vieweer [13:11] danielholm: i think it hasn't been converted to a click package yet.. sergiusens will know [13:11]