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saidinesh5Elleo: ping...00:37
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mardybzoltan_: hi! Do I understand right, that qmake is currently not supported by our sdk?08:47
Mirvmardy: he's on holiday for today still. currently yes, but qmake support is upcoming AFAIK.09:24
Mirvcross-compilation is trickier with it than with cmake09:24
mandelogra_, whenever you have the time, let me know so that we can talk about the adb work :)09:33
mandelogra_, I'll be dealing with my email in the mean time and some udm stuff :)09:33
mardyMirv: OK, thanks09:39
ogra_mandel, will do09:40
mandelogra_, I have a number of reviews to do, so take your time, but I'd like to get to the standup saying that I  at least started with it :)09:40
mvoogra_: do you have any concerns about http://paste.ubuntu.com/8800923/ for platform.vivid ? all kernels that I remove there are only available up to trusty, linux-image-dove is only available in lucid. I'm trying to get to the bottom of the armhf failure of https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cdimage/+livefs/ubuntu/vivid/ubuntu-core-system-image and that seems like one possible source of error (although I still don't get where linux-mx5 comes fro10:08
mvom :/)10:08
ogra_mvo, that looks like the same issue we had with other images when the build tried to run on PPAs ... for the kernels, ask the kernel team10:15
ogra_mvo, did infinity look into that yet ?10:15
ogra_he should be able to tell if the build falsely tries to use a PPA builder10:15
mvoogra_: aha, I will ask him, thanks10:16
ogra_i surprised we still have dove ... :)10:16
mvoogra_: well, its in the seed but its not in the archive since lucid10:16
ogra_yeah10:17
mvoogra_: smeels like bitrot, this is why  I want to get rid of it10:17
ogra_right, not sure if we use any of tehse kernels still ... only kernel team knows i guess10:17
ogra_theoretically they should all be in -generic nowadays10:17
ogra_but there are some that we still have in older LTS ... not sure they need them in the latest -devel for possible backports etc10:18
mvoright, I will ask. I can't think why we have them in platform.vivid, but my imagination may just not be good enough ;)10:20
ogra_like mine :)10:20
ogra_mandel, soo ...10:29
JamesTaitGood morning all; happy Monday, and happy Cliché Day! :-D10:35
mandelogra_, are you free?10:39
ogra_mandel, i am ...10:39
ogra_mandel, so you want to apt-get source android-tools10:39
mandelogra_, I walked with sergio about what has to be done, I wanted to know if you have more details, for example, the exact signals to listen too etc..10:39
ogra_mandel, not really, the mtp-server code should have them10:39
ogra_i guess you want to hook into services.c in core/adbd/ in the source10:40
ogra_and make the shell wait until the right signal is goming down the dbus10:40
mandelogra_, ok, got it, any preference in the lib for dbus to use? I was considering glib one but I'm open to use other10:40
ogra_glib sounds fine10:40
ogra_(dont forget to add a build dep etc)10:41
mandelogra_, yes, I'll not forget that :)10:43
mandelogra_, then I'll start on it, do we have unit tests for that thing? or do I have to do some integration tests/test plan?10:43
ogra_and be careful with quilt ... its awfully broken in that package for whatever reason10:43
ogra_mvo's glorious edit-path simply doesnt work with it ... so you need to manually pop/push patches on the stack10:44
ogra_(i'll fix the whole thing once we switch to the new source)10:44
mandelogra_, ok, you just managed to scare me :-/10:45
ogra_haha10:45
ogra_it *is* scary10:45
ogra_just check with debdiff if the changes are *really* in the package in the end10:46
mvoogra_: oh, what package is that? maybe I need to look at edit-patch again to see if thats something I could fix10:47
mvobut lunch first :)10:48
ogra_mvo, that backage is pure horror :) it is android-tools10:48
ogra_i will re-do it in vivid during this cycle anyway, so dont bother to much10:48
ogra_there is more code in patches  than in the upstream source :)10:49
mandelogra_, lets fork it!10:49
* mandel hides10:49
ogra_mandel, kind of :)10:49
ogra_we'll switch to a 4.4 source anyway ... and i'll try to merge the patches where i can10:50
ogra_mandel, create_subproc_thread() is the function in services.c you want to stop btw10:52
mandelogra_, awesome! thx for that, I was looking at the code atm :)10:53
ogra_right before it calls create_subprocess for sudo10:53
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Elleosaidinesh5: sorry, wasn't around much at the weekend, around today if you still need something :)11:25
ogra_mvo__, i'm planning to merge the two branches from jodh_ today (from https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/livecd-rootfs/trunk/+activereviews) any objections ?11:38
ogra_seems to be for your stuff11:38
ogra_they are largely just copy/paste bits from tough11:39
ogra_*touch11:39
mvo__ogra_: no objections - but https://code.launchpad.net/~jamesodhunt/livecd-rootfs/system-image-really-really-please-just-work-fix-resolvconf-for-ubuntu-core/+merge/237800 may not be needed (for us at least) as we deal with this now in the chroot.includes part11:39
ogra_could you comment on the MP ?11:40
ogra_i'll leave it out for now til jodh_ had time to comment on it11:40
mvo__ogra_: done11:40
ogra_thx11:41
mvo__yw11:41
ogra_hmm. just tried to merge the other one ... seems that is already there11:42
ogra_except for an extra set -x at the top11:43
saidinesh5Elleo: ping12:06
saidinesh5still here?12:06
saidinesh5Elleo: so basically the issue was i couldn't get a development environment for ubuntu-keyboard up and running on my nexus 712:07
saidinesh5or12:07
saidinesh5even on desktop12:07
saidinesh5on the nexus 712:07
saidinesh5sudo apt-get build-dep ubuntu-keyboard pulls in qt5-default which pulls in a ton of X11 dependencies which bricks the device12:07
saidinesh5on PC12:07
saidinesh5i have no clue why my ubuntu-sdk is failing to build an arm binary12:08
saidinesh5it just says qmake exited with error code 112:08
Elleosaidinesh5: there are problems cross-build qmake projects at the moment (which is why most have switched to cmake), apparently that's likely to be resolved in the future though (but if it isn't we'll probably finally get around to switch the keyboard to cmake at some point)12:13
saidinesh5ohh12:14
saidinesh5but how do you build for the12:14
saidinesh5device right now?12:14
ogra_use a chroot on the device12:14
Elleosaidinesh5: my only guess on the bricking issue would be that it might be pulling in the wrong libgl mesa packages, since it has the option of a couple (either the gles version of the standard gl version)12:14
saidinesh5chroot on the device?12:14
ogra_it wont affect the running system then,, even when installing x11 bits12:14
saidinesh5Elleo: oh i thought it was x11 but yeah even libgl mesa were installed12:15
Elleosaidinesh5: I build directly on a phone without issues, these are the deps I install: debhelper doxygen libgl1-mesa-dev libgles2-mesa-dev libglib2.0-dev libgsettings-qt-dev libhunspell-dev libpinyin4-dev libplatform-api1-dev libpresage-dev libxml2-utils maliit-framework-dev  pkg-config python-setuptools qt5-default qtbase5-dev qtdeclarative5-dev qtdeclarative5-private-dev xvfb presage12:15
Elleowell plus build-essential12:15
Elleoanything else should already be present on the image12:16
saidinesh5oh12:16
saidinesh5Elleo: which image do you use?12:16
Elleosaidinesh5: vivid now, utopic previously for dev (the rtm repos don't have most build stuff in them)12:16
saidinesh5ohh12:16
saidinesh5is it available via multirom?12:16
saidinesh5just a sec12:17
saidinesh5brb in 512:17
Elleowell I use vivid-proposed, but straight utopic/vivid should work too (although I don't think we've promoted a vivid image yet)12:17
Elleosaidinesh5: basically devel or devel-proposed should be fine12:17
Elleosaidinesh5: not familiar with multirom I'm afraid, but I'd suspect at least devel would be available12:17
saidinesh5Elleo: just a sec12:22
saidinesh5rebooting tablet12:22
saidinesh5into12:22
saidinesh5utouch12:22
saidinesh5there goes the savegame412:22
saidinesh5pfffft12:22
saidinesh5ogra_: btw. any links on how to setup a chroot on the device?12:33
saidinesh5not sure if i want to brick the device once more...12:33
ogra_saidinesh5, like you would do on any other ubuntuu :)12:33
saidinesh5lol okay googling12:33
ogra_read up about deboostrap and the chroot command12:33
saidinesh5Ah12:33
ogra_debootstrap to create tthe chroot ... chroot to enter it and work in it12:34
Tassadarsaidinesh5: vivid doesn't have any images in it yet, so devel still points to utopic, but devel-proposed is vivid-proposed12:34
saidinesh5Tassadar: i was running utopic devel12:34
saidinesh5Ubuntu 14.10 r24312:35
saidinesh5btw. Elleo ogra_ http://paste.kde.org/pdwakoory are the packages pulled in by qt5-default12:37
saidinesh5so libegl-mesa is there12:38
ogra_yeah, you dont really want that installed since it might bend the alternative for the driver to mesa12:38
ogra_which is why i sugegsted working iin a chroot12:38
ogra_*suggested12:38
saidinesh5yeah thats what was bricking my device12:39
saidinesh5that and sshfs (which even breaks multirom)12:39
saidinesh5sshfs brings in fuse which somehow updates the kenel in a weird way12:39
ogra_not the kernel, but the initramfs12:39
saidinesh5mhm12:39
saidinesh5i think so12:40
saidinesh5all i could notice was it was in /boot12:40
ogra_right, it is supposed to update the initrd for devices that need fuse filesystems during boot12:40
ogra_and seemingly multirom doesnt cope well with that12:40
Tassadarmultirom can't handle apt-get updating the kernel/initrd12:40
Tassadarbecause it rewrites the boot partition, which isn't ubuntu's to rewrite when installed in multirom12:41
ogra_( i doubt anyone cares, even for non multirom ... apt on touch is an adventure, if it breaks you gotta keep the pieces)12:41
Tassadaryeah, it can be hacked around, but I'm not sure if it is necessary12:42
saidinesh5Ahh12:42
saidinesh5ogra_: could you pastebin yoru schroot config file?12:42
ogra_i dont have one12:43
* ogra_ doesnt use schroot12:43
ogra_just plain chroots12:43
saidinesh5oh12:43
saidinesh5ogra_: so where do i create the chroot in?12:44
saidinesh5my home?12:44
saidinesh5or in / ?12:44
Elleosaidinesh5: you might actually be able to use the click tools to setup a chroot for you with minimal effort12:44
ogra_your home12:44
saidinesh5ohh12:44
ogra_oh, right, that might work as well for an armhf chroot on your PC12:44
saidinesh5but for armhf chroot don't i need scratchbox or something?12:45
Elleosudo click chroot -a armhf -f ubuntu-sdk-14.10 create <-- might work (on device)12:45
saidinesh5Elleo: not sure, my ubuntu-sdk seems to be quite broken. it cant even compile the cmakebased helloscopes project12:45
Elleosaidinesh5: the scopes template is broken for everyone as far as I can see :P12:46
saidinesh5ohh O_O12:46
Elleosaidinesh5: there's a missing dependency in the chroot that the sdk setups up: https://bugs.launchpad.net/qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu/+bug/138754512:46
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1387545 in qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu "New scope templates fail to run cmake: missing UseXGettext macro" [Undecided,Confirmed]12:46
saidinesh5Ahh12:46
saidinesh5i thought i was my tinkering12:46
Elleosaidinesh5: on the desktop it'll use qemu for cpu emulation iirc, but I believe there's still some issues with some of the qt tools under those circumstances, could be worth a try first though to be sure12:47
davidcalleElleo, saidinesh5, I thought this was fixed in the SDK PPA, are you using it?12:47
* saidinesh5 checks12:47
saidinesh5Ahh12:48
saidinesh5ubuntu-sdk-team-ppa-trusty.list12:48
saidinesh5was the ppa12:48
saidinesh5i had12:48
Elleodavidcalle: yep, I've got the sdk-team ppa enabled, and it didn't seem to help at the weekend12:48
saidinesh5but i think it got disabled during distupgrade12:48
Elleodavidcalle: although its possible I only tried to update ubuntu-sdk from it12:49
Elleodavidcalle: so if the fix is in another package I might not have got it12:49
Elleodavidcalle: ah yeah, there's an update to qtcreator-ubuntu-plugin12:49
davidcalleElleo, it should bring new scopes templates (Still C++, but with some Qt libs to ease Json and XML parsing), and hopefully the xgettext fix12:51
Elleodavidcalle: oh, interesting; I've already got my stuff working with the existing json lib, but might rewrite it12:51
Elleodavidcalle: how's the Go based scope stuff coming? It'd be really nice to be able to use download-manager and content-hub from a scope, but the C++ APIs for those aren't publicly supported12:52
davidcalleElleo, it exists and works, but I think that some issues are still being worked on. cwayne, do you know if we are going to have "official support" for Go soon?12:54
Elleodavidcalle: ah, okay; I can probably hack around something with launching the browser to download things, but it'd be much nicer to do it directly12:55
cwaynedavidcalle: not sure when we'll have official support12:55
sergiusensElleo: go get launchpad.net/udm12:55
Elleodavidcalle: although, that said the content picker wouldn't be available since that's QML12:55
Elleosergiusens: the problem is that UDM breaks ABI from time-to-time12:55
sergiusensElleo: it wraps over dbus12:55
Elleosergiusens: ah, good point12:55
saidinesh5Elleo: so click chroot fails after12:55
saidinesh5E: Couldn't download dists/utopic/main/binary-armhf/Packages12:55
sergiusenswhich doesn't break :-)12:55
Elleosergiusens: might be able to talk to content-hub directly over dbus too12:56
Elleosergiusens: would have to hard code the music app as the recipient of music files, but that's not the end of the world12:56
Elleoalthough iirc there were some plans for content-hub stuff built into scopes discussed12:57
Elleoso it might be worth just waiting for that to become clearer12:57
Elleosaidinesh5: does your device's network connection work okay?12:57
saidinesh5http://paste.kde.org/pudmstuml12:58
saidinesh5Elleo: ^12:58
Elleosaidinesh5: not sure what to suggest I'm afraid, other than to try setting up a chroot normally; but since that'll also use debootstrap I suspect it might fail in the same way12:59
saidinesh5ohh12:59
saidinesh5:|13:00
saidinesh5technically i should have a same chroot in my ubuntu-sdk right?13:00
saidinesh5can i just scp it from my PC?13:01
saidinesh5or it might take too long13:01
saidinesh5hmm...13:01
Elleosaidinesh5: I suspect that might get setup a little differently to allow for cpu emulation, not entirely sure the details of that though13:01
saidinesh5ohh13:02
saidinesh5hmm...13:02
saidinesh5also Elleo i tried building a qt5 application just before13:02
saidinesh5the device bricked13:02
saidinesh5and tried running it again on a fresh install13:02
saidinesh5http://paste.kde.org/pznombeqj13:03
saidinesh5is what i get13:03
Elleosaidinesh5: try ./skeyer_demo --desktop_file_hint=/usr/share/applications/webbrowser-app.desktop13:03
saidinesh5O_O13:04
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saidinesh5it works!13:04
Elleosaidinesh5: mir wont accept a connection from a client unless it knows what app its coming from (which it gets via the .desktop), giving it the .desktop of an unconfined app will get it to load13:04
saidinesh5Ahh13:04
Elleosaidinesh5: normally it'd get that automatically when launched from the launcher13:04
saidinesh5interesting13:06
saidinesh5Elleo: any notes on how to run a qemu environment on the desktop then?13:06
saidinesh5the ones installed by ubuntu-sdk13:07
saidinesh5okay i think i can use click :D13:08
saidinesh5click chroot blah blah blah run13:08
saidinesh5but meh13:08
saidinesh5$ qmake13:08
saidinesh5qmake: could not find a Qt installation of ''13:08
Elleosaidinesh5: 'click chroot -a armhf -f ubuntu-sdk-14.10 maint' should give you a shell13:08
saidinesh5oh13:09
saidinesh5what is maint for?13:09
saidinesh5and same problem there too13:09
Elleomight be that some qt dev packages aren't installed by default13:09
saidinesh5ohh13:09
Elleosaidinesh5: maintenance basically iirc13:09
saidinesh5but shouldnt ubuntu-sdk take care of that?13:09
bzoltan_Elleo: saidinesh5: that env is not an emulated one... that is a simple multiarch chroot13:10
Elleobzoltan_: ah, okay13:10
bzoltan_saidinesh5:  what exactly you try to do?13:10
saidinesh5bzoltan_: i wanted to set up a development environment for ubuntu keyboard13:10
Elleobzoltan_: which is currently still qmake based13:11
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saidinesh5i cant compile the packages on device cuz the qt5-default pulls in all the libgl packages and breaks the system13:11
bzoltan_saidinesh5:  ahh, I am sorry, but i am not familiar with the keyboard development env. How different is from the normal app development env?13:11
ogra_bzoltan_, oh, are you back from vac. ?13:11
ogra_bzoltan_, i have bug 1388569 for you then :)13:12
ubot5bug 1388569 in ubuntu-ui-toolkit (Ubuntu) "popup dialog content shifted to the left in image 140" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/138856913:12
bzoltan_ogra_: No, I am still enjoying it13:12
ogra_ah, k13:12
saidinesh5can't set up a chroot on the device because..... i dont know. it just fails to download them http://paste.kde.org/pudmstuml bzoltan_13:12
ogra_then i'll ping again tomorrow :)13:12
Elleosaidinesh5: have to pop out to get some lunch quickly, back shortly13:12
saidinesh5Ah sure.. bon apetit :)13:12
bzoltan_ogra_:  without clicking to that bug I can tell you that they should use the popup properly ... just like it was problem with the settings app13:12
ogra_bzoltan_, well, it seems ot be in all popups13:13
bzoltan_ogra_:  but i will pull kalikiana on it13:13
ogra_*to13:13
saidinesh5so now i m trying to get a qemu based shell up and running on the desktop so i can compile something to run on the tablet13:13
ogra_bzoltan_, thanks13:13
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jgdxmpt, hi, apn for multi sim needs some clarification in bug 138804413:50
ubot5bug 1388044 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "[cellular] Setting carrier selection to 'Manual' does not persist" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/138804413:50
jgdxspecifically how it is laid out13:50
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nadsumatalhello14:00
rickspencer3hey, when I popped my SIM into my maco, the dialer says that I have to unlock my pin14:00
ogra_rickspencer3, longstanding issue14:00
rickspencer3but when I go to settings, it implies that my SIM is unlocked14:00
rickspencer3ogra_, is there a workaround?14:00
ogra_set a PIN14:01
rickspencer3ogra_, arg, so I forget my PIN which I have to enter to set a pin14:01
* rickspencer3 shakes fist14:01
Elleorickspencer3: there's an MR that fixes it: https://code.launchpad.net/~tiagosh/telepathy-ofono/fix-sim-lock/+merge/23820214:02
Elleorickspencer3: not sure where/when it landed though14:02
ogra_didnt yet14:02
Elleoah, right14:02
ogra_at least the same issue is still around in the promotion candidate on mako14:02
ogra_QA saw it on friday14:03
Elleorickspencer3: I installed the packages from those manually and it fixed it for me14:03
cwayneElleo: any idea when the 'turn off autocorrect for email address' branch will land?14:05
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Elleocwayne: hopefully this week now that we've cleared up what the issue om26er was having was14:05
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davmor2rickspencer3: if it is the default pin it will be on a website somewhere, if it is a pin you have set try day and month of birth14:08
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dobeyrickspencer3: downgrading telepathy-ofono package on my nexus5 fixed it for me. and i haven't seen the issue since (even though i've installed updates and even flashed over to rtm channel now)14:15
mterrykenvandine, morning!  I saw that u-s-s hit vivid!  :)14:20
kenvandinemterry, yes... but there are issues :-/14:20
mterrykenvandine, oh  :(14:20
kenvandinemterry, not in the wizard, that i know of though :)14:20
kenvandinethe upower transition14:20
kenvandinethe battery panel is causing a crash now14:20
Elleosaidinesh5: did you try the explicit depends I suggested? I suspect different dependencies might get selected for the qt5 package if libgles2-dev is installed14:21
mterrykenvandine, oy14:21
saidinesh5Elleo:  oh wb14:21
mterrykenvandine, anything I can help with?14:21
* saidinesh5 checks14:21
kenvandinemterry, you could figure out the crash if you have time :)14:22
saidinesh5Elleo: it has qt5-default14:22
saidinesh5so nope... thats a no go14:22
mterrykenvandine, how does this affect rtm?  I assume the rtm silo did not include the upower stuff14:22
kenvandineit doesn't14:22
mterryphew14:23
kenvandineindeed14:23
Elleosaidinesh5: yeah, but qtbase5-dev (which is the main thing qt5-default depends on that brings in libgl related things) has optional dependencies for different packages14:23
kenvandinethe battery panel worked at some point in the vivid silo14:23
kenvandinebut there was several pieces landing while it was held in proposed14:23
kenvandineand powerd was crashing at the same time as uss, but then that stopped crashing14:23
Elleosaidinesh5: so different packages will get selected if you already explicitly list libgles2-mesa-dev vs libgles2-dev, etc.14:24
saidinesh5Ohh14:24
saidinesh5let me check14:24
kenvandineneed to install the dbg packages to get a good trace14:24
Elleosaidinesh5: I'd suggest trying the line of dependencies I listed and see what it plans to pull in14:24
Elleosaidinesh5: as that certainly works for me on phones14:25
mterrykenvandine, want any help with the rtm silo?  Is it just the continue bug or are there other scheduled rtm issues?14:26
saidinesh5Elleo: http://paste.kde.org/pyqsdkiwg14:26
saidinesh5so is it okay to go ahead?14:27
Elleosaidinesh5: probably not, that's still bringing in libegl packages14:27
Elleosaidinesh5: I guess something must differ between the tablet images and the phone images14:27
saidinesh5i guess so14:27
kenvandinemterry, nah14:27
saidinesh5but Elleo i think this is a phone image14:27
kenvandinemterry, just waiting for QA verification on that14:27
saidinesh5i used multirom14:27
saidinesh5and well it shows me a phone dialer14:28
saidinesh5even the UI feels like a phone's14:28
Elleosaidinesh5: it's a nexus 7 specific image though14:28
saidinesh5ohh14:28
Elleosaidinesh5: they have different hardware adaptation, the user stuff is all the same at the moment though14:29
saidinesh5hmm...14:29
saidinesh5but why is qemu on desktop failing for me14:29
saidinesh5http://paste.kde.org/p6szhi6v314:29
saidinesh5(which it was unable to locate)14:30
Elleosaidinesh5: actually, a better option might be to use the ubuntu-emulator14:32
Elleosaidinesh5: then you'll get an armhf environment14:32
saidinesh5hmm..... but wouldnt it suffer the same fate as broken packages ?14:32
saidinesh5like in nexus 714:32
saidinesh5also from what i remember about android emulator14:33
Elleosaidinesh5: I'm hoping it'll work more like the nexus 4 which works fine14:33
saidinesh5it was really slow14:33
saidinesh5oh14:33
* saidinesh5 is setting up an emulator14:34
saidinesh5also Elleo i only have 6GB ram14:35
saidinesh5=> emulator might not be that optimal14:35
saidinesh5but lets see14:35
ogra_rickspencer3, your "we cant ship with that" means for final, right ? we shouldnt hold back promotion of the milestone for this ?14:35
rickspencer3ogra_, well, first of all, I was expressing my opinion, not making a final decision ;)14:36
rickspencer3and second, yeah, I mean for final14:36
ogra_rickspencer3, ah, cool then14:36
Elleosaidinesh5: yeah, it'll almost certainly be quite slow, but no slower than qemu based compilation (basically does the same thing); 6GB of RAM should be fine though14:36
rickspencer3ogra_, thanks for asking14:36
ogra_:)14:36
saidinesh5oh14:36
saidinesh5Elleo: isnt there some nice cross compiler?14:37
Elleosaidinesh5: that hits problems with qmake based projects at the moment14:37
saidinesh5Ah14:38
saidinesh5the only reason i m still on qmake for this one is simply because it nicely gets all the maliit-defines14:39
saidinesh5otherwise i dont mind moving to CMake14:39
saidinesh5well that and better QtCreator support14:40
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vesarHey what is the current command to flash Bq phone? Something that would be equivalent to what devel-proposed channel for nexus4 used to be. I'm getting mixed info here..14:55
saidinesh5Elleo: btw. whats the ppa for the fixed ubuntu-sdk?15:00
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Elleosaidinesh5: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-sdk-team/+archive/ubuntu/ppa15:03
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Elleosaidinesh5: haven't tested it though, as I already fixed my chroot for scope dev manually15:03
saidinesh5ohh15:03
saidinesh5what exactly was the problem Elleo?15:03
saidinesh5like is it a simple 1-2 line fix?15:03
Elleosaidinesh5: yeah, it's just that cmake-extras isn't installed in the chroot by default15:04
saidinesh5Ahh15:04
Elleowhich is used in the scope template15:04
saidinesh5let me test it out then15:04
saidinesh5Ahh there seem to be multiple issues15:07
saidinesh5weird...15:08
saidinesh5E: Failed to change to directory ‘<data>/src/’: No such file or directory15:09
saidinesh5I: The directory does not exist inside the chroot.  Use the --directory option to run the command in a different directory.15:10
saidinesh5Ahh15:10
saidinesh5looks like the usual troubles with chroot15:10
saidinesh5so Elleo i cant chroot into another filesystem that is mounted in /media/ ?15:12
Elleosaidinesh5: you can mount it into the chroot if needed, e.g. mount -o bind /media/ /path/to/your/chroot/media15:16
Elleosaidinesh5: then anything in /media/ will be accessible in the chroot15:16
saidinesh5ohh15:16
* saidinesh5 tries15:16
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saidinesh5Elleo: the problem with chroot is still the same15:21
saidinesh5broken qt5 packages15:21
* saidinesh5 now checks ubuntu emulator15:22
Elleosaidinesh5: ah, hang on; are you installing the armhf version of the packages?15:23
saidinesh5yep15:23
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Elleosaidinesh5: although that said apparently since the chroot doesn't use qemu it probably won't be workable with qmake anyway15:23
saidinesh5:|15:24
Elleothe ubuntu-emulator's probably the simplest option if it works15:24
saidinesh5lets see15:24
saidinesh5i just booted it up15:24
saidinesh5its very slow though15:24
saidinesh5and not sure how i m gonna move files from emulator to pc fast enough15:25
saidinesh5without resorting to adb push pull etc..15:25
Elleowell adb push is probably the fastest method15:25
Elleomaybe making a tar first would be faster15:25
saidinesh5hmm...15:26
saidinesh5this sucks15:26
saidinesh5i locked myself out of the emulator15:27
saidinesh5and the password i ve entered doesnt seem to be working15:27
ogra_the emulator hardcodes 000015:27
saidinesh5Ahh15:27
saidinesh5thanks ogra_15:27
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saidinesh5Elleo: libegl1-mesa-dev libegl1-mesa-drivers  libgles2-mesa-dev libllvm3.5 libmirclient-dev libmirclient8driver-mesa15:33
Elleosaidinesh5: I'd suggest just let the emulator try whatever it likes and see what happens15:33
Elleosaidinesh5: I'm not sure exactly what it is that causes issues on the nexus 715:33
saidinesh5does that look like trouble?15:33
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Elleosaidinesh5: might even be multiboot related if some of the packages install kernel modules in the initramfs15:34
Elleosaidinesh5: try and find out ;)15:34
saidinesh5lol15:34
Elleoat least the emulator can be recreated quicker than reflashing a real device15:35
saidinesh5nah Elleo definitely not multiboot related15:35
saidinesh5because the moment i install qt5 packages15:35
saidinesh5i cant start any program either15:35
saidinesh5mhm15:35
saidinesh5trying it out15:35
saidinesh5oh wait15:36
saidinesh5nope15:36
saidinesh5i was wrong15:36
Elleooh?15:37
saidinesh5well the pacges are broken in15:37
saidinesh5emulator too15:37
ElleoI'll try setting up an emulator image here and see if I can reproduce it15:37
saidinesh5The following packages have unmet dependencies:15:37
saidinesh5 qtbase5-dev : Depends: libqt5gui5 (= 5.3.0+dfsg-2ubuntu9) but it is not going to be installed15:37
saidinesh5when i do sudo apt-get build-dep ubuntu-keyboard15:38
saidinesh5The following packages have unmet dependencies:15:39
saidinesh5 qtbase5-dev : Depends: libqt5gui5 (= 5.3.0+dfsg-2ubuntu9) but it is not going to be installed15:39
saidinesh5grrrr15:40
Elleosaidinesh5: creating an emulator image now, will let you know what I find when it's finished downloading15:40
saidinesh5mhm thanks15:41
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popeypitti: I am told you have some scripts which you developed which make it easy to run click app autopilot tests locally in the same way they run in the lab. Is this true?15:43
ogra_adt-run :)15:43
ogra_popey, that will only be true once the lab actually switched to adt-run :)15:44
popeybut is there something I could use today to run ap tests on devices in my hand?15:45
ogra_popey, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Testing ?15:45
popeyyeah, thats what I used to run, balloons said pitti had new shiny ways to run them15:46
ogra_right, thats atd-run15:46
ogra_*adt15:46
popeyis that "done" though?15:46
ogra_the code is, the lab transition isnt ...15:47
popeyso i can run that locally, now?15:47
ogra_currently the lab runs pablet-test-run all over the place15:47
ogra_pretty much identical to that wikipage still15:47
balloonsogra_, right but popey actually wants to have the flashing scripts as well15:47
ogra_thats just u-d-f15:48
* balloons can't find what he's looking for15:48
ogra_in the lab15:48
balloonssure, what branch is it all in again though?15:48
ogra_and i dont think adt-run will change how we deply15:48
ogra_no idea15:48
balloonsthat's what I'm after.. plars would know15:48
plarsballoons: it's not done with adt at this point, but you are talking about the wrappers we use around flashing the device, setting up network, and running tests?15:50
plarsballoons: that's lp:ubuntu-test-cases/touch15:50
balloonsplars, yes.. bingo, thank you15:50
balloonsplars, so if I wanted to clone what you are doing locally, how would you do it?15:53
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plarsballoons: the only other pieces you should need installed are utah (only if you plan to run non-autopilot tests), and phablet-tools/u-d-f/etc15:54
balloonsplars, right, so I can skip utah and otherwise follow the readme?15:54
plarsballoons: the addition of other channels has complicated things slightly, let me know when you are ready to try it and I'll walk you through the basics15:55
balloonsplars, sure. popey also wants to do it15:55
plarsballoons: there are some convenience things you can do, like copy your network profile for your local wireless network to ~/.ubuntu-ci/wifi.conf15:55
balloonsahh right15:55
plarsballoons: popey: I haven't been through the README in a bit, so it could be out of date. I'll try to get a moment after my standup today to update everything there and have you take it for a spin with a fresh set of eyes to see if I missed anythin15:56
popeythanks15:56
popeyplars: found a bug ☻15:59
popeyj/k ☻15:59
plarspopey: awesome!15:59
plarspopey: balloons: the RTM results at least appear to have improved considerably with some of the recent landings, need to talk to ogra_ today though about further relaxing the systemsettle threshold and it will be even better I think16:13
plarspopey: balloons: is there a particular thing you're trying to reproduce?16:14
popeyplars: played with it, noticed it flashes vivid on my device because devel-proposed points to that, i have switched it to rtm proposed for me.16:14
ogra_plars, well, lets have one test run with the relaxed setup before relaxing it fiurther :)16:14
plarspopey: yeah, you can set IMAGE_OPTS before the job to something more sensible - at the moment it doesn't try to keep a sensible list of channels, largely because up until recently that was in flux and included authenticated channel servers and such16:15
popeyyeah, thats what I did ☻16:15
plarsogra_: it's been running with the relaxed settings since friday16:15
ogra_plars, you said it landed only after the 140 tests finished when we talked friday16:16
plarsogra_: hmm, I thought it ran before, but I'll double check, I've slept since then :)16:16
ogra_(and i think thats actually true)16:16
popeyplars: the provision.sh has a "setting up sudo" section which tries to echo things to /etc/sudoers.d/phablet which fails because the phone is read-only (and I want to keep it that way)...16:21
RalphPpopey: "rtm proposed" - is this now like 14.10 Unity ?16:21
popeyRalphP: que?16:21
popeyRalphP: its one of the channels used on ubuntu phone images.16:22
RalphPpopey: like the old dev-proposed16:22
popeyyeah.16:22
ogra_RTM is its own derivetive distro16:22
RalphPok, thanks.16:22
ogra_*derivative16:22
pittipopey: well, the lab still uses phablet-click-run, but yes, you should be able to run them with autopkgtest now16:24
pittipopey: get http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/a/autopkgtest/autopkgtest_3.7git1_all.deb if you don't run vivid yet16:24
pittipopey: there's one gotcha though, it currently breaks with a local .click (i. e. adt-run foo.click), you need to manually install it first16:25
popeyhmm16:25
popeythis is getting just as complicated as me writing a shell script to do u-d-f and phablet-test-run ...16:25
pittipopey: well, it's certainly not easier CLI wise; the main advantage is that it doesn't cheat with making the device r/w and using apt-get install etc.16:27
popeyyeah, i dont plan on doing that16:27
pittiin fact, once it's ready the plan is to change phablet-test-run to just call the right adt-run rune16:27
popeyi basically just want to flash, set all the wizards and nonsense off, screen on, push/install a click and run tests16:27
pittipopey: right; the setup script does all that, it's just currently broken to install a local .click; I think I'll have that fixed by tomorrow, but if you want to run it today you need that workaround (or, if you test a pre-instelled click it doesn't matter of course)16:28
popeywell it's also broken provisioning16:28
popeyit tries to fudge entries into /etc/sudoers and fails because it's r/o16:29
ogra_yeah, not designed for adt-run yet16:29
ogra_you would need to re-write the sudo bits16:29
ogra_(all of them)16:29
pittieek16:30
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popeypitti: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8805086/16:31
ogra_pitti, you didnt know that ?16:32
pittiogra_: no, I only called p-t-r once or twice (and that was hard enough to get working)16:32
ogra_pitti, oh, thats not p-t-r16:33
ogra_pitti, thats the scripts that wrap around all this16:33
pittianyway, as I said I'll work on it tomorrow morning16:33
pittiit's just really hard to keep it working, especially as the emulator keeps being broken16:33
ogra_seeing popey's paste i actually doubt we need the sudo for the alst command there16:33
plarspopey: ah, right we run in rw mode because there are some app tests that need dependencies at this point. That is something that will be addressed when we move to adt16:33
plarspopey: until then, you need to run in rw mode because of those things unfortunately16:34
popeyplars: how can you.. this is the provision script16:34
popeyor do you provision and not wipe, so it stays r/w forever?16:34
ogra_popey, thats only the screen unlock16:34
popeyeh16:34
plarspopey: no, we do a full provision each time with bootstrap16:34
ogra_popey, all other bits for provisioning should work justfine with phablet-config16:34
plarspopey: but it sets rw mode before that point16:34
popeyhang on.16:35
plarswith phablet-config16:35
popeythis is me grabbing the code plars linked to and just running... ./scripts/provision.sh -s 0071ae7610994b1d -n path/to/network/config16:35
ogra_and phablet-confi has either its own sudo handling (same way adt does it) or a dbuis backend that doesnt require sudo at all16:35
popeythats all i did16:35
popeyi didn't run anything else, just provision16:35
popey(as per the readme)16:35
popeywhich fails...16:35
plarspopey: in that case, it will fully reprovision the device and set rw mode16:36
popey"it"?16:36
plarspopey: the provision script - it should reboot to bootloader and install from there16:36
plarspopey: where does it fail?16:36
popeyyes. it did16:36
popeyafter that16:36
popeyflashing done, then its setting up the network http://paste.ubuntu.com/8805086/16:36
ogra_which works fine16:37
ogra_disabling the wizard too16:37
popeyyes, then it does the sudo stuff16:37
ogra_right16:37
popeywhich is where it barfs16:37
ogra_which i doubt you actually need nowadays for that dbus call16:37
ogra_if you do ... we'Re slightly screwed even for adt16:38
ogra_:P16:38
ogra_mterry, ^^^^ do you still need sudo for unlocking the greeter ?16:38
pittino, we don't16:38
ogra_(for the accounts service dbus call)16:38
pittithat bit works just fine16:38
pittiand it's unity, not accounts-service16:38
ogra_right, i thought i saw it being fixed a while ago16:39
ogra_ah, the --dest=org.freedesktop.Accounts was confusing me16:39
ogra_oh, wait16:39
popeydo i need to file a bug somewhere?16:40
* ogra_ just scrolled sideways in that paste 16:40
ogra_thats totalyl wrong16:40
ogra_it should use "phablet-config edges-intro --disable"16:40
ogra_that isnt the unlocking at all16:40
ogra_just mocking the phablet-config behavior16:40
* mterry sees ogra's question is answered16:40
ogra_mterry, yeah16:40
ogra_plars, why dont we use "phablet-config edges-intro --disable" there ?16:41
pittithe only reason why adt needs sudo for clicks is to reconfigure apparmor16:41
ogra_pitti, shouldnt16:41
ogra_phablet-config handles that too via dbus-property-service16:41
ogra_if we need to enhance it we should do it there16:42
plarsogra_: at one time, edges-intro needed authentication so we had to work around it. If that's no longer the case, I can restore that16:42
ogra_yeah, that should be long fixed16:42
plarsright now, we're just using adb shell "sudo dbus-send --system --print-reply --dest=org.freedesktop.        Accounts /org/freedesktop/Accounts/User32011 org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.   Set string:com.canonical.unity.AccountsService string:demo-edges variant:       boolean:false"16:42
ogra_yes, thats what i just noticed16:42
plarsogra_: ack, I'll replace it - but doing it with sudo works as well16:42
ogra_plars, not in ro mode :)16:43
plarspopey: appears to be hitting some problem where rw mode did not get enabled properly. I'd be curious to see the earlier bit of the log16:43
ogra_thanks to dbus-property-service you dont need sudo16:43
plarsogra_: but as I said before - because we use phablet-test-run, we still need rw16:43
popeyplars: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8805226/ full log16:43
ogra_i thought pitti's adt-run makes that obsolete16:43
plarsogra_: it should yes, but we don't use that yet. I had problems in earlier attempts and had an email from him over the weekend saying there were a lot more fixes. Just need to try them still and try to squeeze it into a sprint16:44
ogra_yeah16:44
ogra_no hurry :)16:44
plarsif I get a moment today, I'll install the vivid adt-run locally and give it another go16:45
plarsogra_: trust me, I'd like to get to using it also, it would make my life much simpler I think16:45
plarsbut have to be really sure it's not going to break the world for us16:46
plarspopey: I don't see where it set writable image there16:48
popeyplars: me either ☻16:48
plarspopey: ah, you are runnin provision directly, not through run-smoke16:49
plarspopey: use the -w arg also with provision16:49
popeyright, thats what the readme says ☻16:49
plarspopey: it should really be the default now that we know we can't get to r/o without going to adt, but I'm not inclined to change that at the moment16:49
* popey runs that16:50
plarspopey: the README surely needs updating though, and iirc it doesn't really say, just says to use -h to see the options16:50
popeyright, and it doesn't mention run-smoke, which is why i didnt run that..16:51
plarspopey: run-smoke just wraps up the whole process of provisioning and running tests so you don't have to do them as separate steps unless you want to16:51
popeyok16:52
plarspopey: so if you want it to provision with rtm, and run just the dropping letters tests for example, you could do:16:53
plarsIMAGE_OPT="--bootstrap --developer-mode --channel ubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm/14.09-proposed" ./run-smoke -a dropping_letters_app16:53
plarspopey: note: it'll look for your wifi.conf under ~/.ubuntu-ci/wifi.conf16:53
popeyk16:54
plarspopey: if you want to continue running things like that without reinstalling, you can also add -n or --no-provision)16:54
popeykk16:54
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Elleosaidinesh5: looks like the emulator creates an i386 environment by default now, I get failures when passing armhf as the arch to create16:59
Elleosaidinesh5: so I guess that's a no-go too :/16:59
popeygnnnnn 2014/11/03 17:01:12 Cannot push /home/alan/.cache/ubuntuimages/pool/ubuntu-79963ea0bc0a02dfde922d4dfd7a08cea4689fe4028510873fdf9814ae4f4111.tar.xz.asc to device: free space on /cache/recovery is unknown17:01
pittisorry, got disconnected; (1) it doesn't work for clicks installed by adt-run, (2) it's way too slow17:02
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popeyplars: this run-smoke is doing a load of apt-get stuff....17:27
ogra_thats why the image needs to be writable ;)17:28
popeyautopilot I see and others17:28
ogra_yep17:29
plarspopey: yes, depending on the test you run, some have dependencies for the testing17:29
ogra_thats the stuff that adt-run will actually fix17:29
plarsincidentally, some of them don't seem to work for autopkgtest runs yet, particularly the ones that we still install as debian packages rather than click (webbrowser, unity8, etc)17:29
popeykk17:29
plarsso many of these will need some work to get parity with what we have today17:30
markumanI try to install ubuntu on my nexus 417:33
markumanhttps://paste.xinu.at/Gy3e/17:33
ogra_looks fine17:34
ogra_(the devel channel is prett old though)17:34
markumanafter rebooting and watching the ubuntu icon sevaral minutes it ask for "ROM may flash stock recovery on boot"17:34
ogra_it should just auto-reboot after the rotating ubuntu logo17:35
ogra_it surely does here17:35
markumanyeah, but it ask my "no" or "yes - disable recovery flash"17:35
ogra_i think it doesnt matter what you pick there (though you shouldnt even have gotten into recovery at all after it finished the unpacking (the rotating logo))17:36
ogra_just reboot without going into recovery17:36
ogra_it should get you into ubuntu17:37
markumanok17:37
markumanogra_: "Hi, welcome to your ubuntu phone" :)17:38
ogra_(buit you should really use a different channel ... rtm-proposed or devel-proposed rather than devel)17:38
markumanogra_: can i change it inside ubuntu touch or do i have to use adb?17:40
ogra_you can either use adb (sudo system-image-cli --switch <channel_you_want> -v)  or ubuntu-device-flash again17:41
kenvandineLaney, i really should have caught that in my review of your branch :)17:43
Laneyyeah me too17:43
kenvandinejust easy to miss a simple line placement thing like that17:44
markumanogra_: do i have to activate debugging somehwere again?17:46
ogra_in system settings17:46
markumanogra_: ah ok17:47
ogra_(developer mode ... under "about this device")17:47
markumansystem-image-cli --switch rpm-proposed -v?17:48
markumando i have to reboot into bootloader again?17:48
pittiplars, popey: if you want to play around, http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/tmp/autopkgtest_3.7git2_all.deb fixes the issue with local clicks (no test case yet, need to reproduce in something like a container first)17:49
ogra_use --lost-channels for the exact channel notation17:49
ogra_err17:49
ogra_--list-channles17:49
dobeymarkuman: rtm not rpm17:49
markumanok17:49
ogra_and you need sudo17:49
markumangot it17:49
ogra_(with the PIN or password you set in the UI)17:49
dobeyubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm/14.09-proposed is the full channel path/name17:49
markumanand from bootloader or running ubunt?17:50
pittiplars, popey: my full command, for reference: adt-run --setup-commands 'mount -o remount,ro /' /tmp/com.ubuntu.calculator_1.3.339_all.click --- ssh -s adb17:50
ogra_from the adb shell17:50
markumanyeah but should i do sudo adb reboot bootloader before?17:50
ogra_no17:50
markumanok17:50
ogra_from the running adb shell17:50
pittiplars, popey: I always run the setup-commands for safety, as both emulator and dual-boot are r/w by default unfortunately17:50
pitti(as I don't want to screw up my install with apt-get)17:50
pittiplars, popey: as usual, if your password isn't "0000", you need to append -- -ps3kr1t17:51
plarspitti: cool, that was something I was hoping to revisit today anyway, so I'll pull that one17:51
plarspitti: what was the issue with local clicks? I guess that's something popey was hitting?17:51
pittiplars:17:52
pittiadt-run [18:34:55]: Updating AppArmor rules to allow autopilot introspection17:52
pitti[Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/tmp/com.ubuntu.calculator_1.3.283_all.click'17:52
pittiadt-run [18:34:57]: ERROR: unexpected error: Failed to update click AppArmor rules17:52
pittiplars: something like that17:52
popeyplars: sadly after all that my dropping-letters test fails with system idle17:52
pittiplars: i. e. testbed vs. host .click file path confusion17:52
plarspopey: did it manage to unlock the screen?17:52
popeyyes17:52
popey  + idle level: 92.42517:53
popeynever got under 9117:53
popeyer, above 9217:53
popey:D17:53
plarspopey: ah, yes... system idle level has been the topic of much debate lately. We relaxed it a bit, but not enough to hit that level. What were the big offenders?17:53
popey/system/bin/sensors.qcom17:54
pittiplars, popey: also uploaded to vivid now FTR17:54
popeywill run some more tests as that was just one run. need more data!17:54
plarspopey: sensors? I don't recall seeing that one before but maybe ogra has spotted it recently with his script that scrapes the big processes in top. Or maybe you were shaking the device and driving the sensors crazy during the run? :)17:56
popeythis is on mako btw17:56
ogra_plars, nope17:56
* popey leaves it running for a bit17:56
ogra_plars, i didnt check mako yet ... only krillin17:57
* balloons tries to follow along with the conversation.. I hope you are taking notes popey?>17:57
ogra_he will just give you the perfectly working code once he is done ;)17:58
ogra_who needs notes :P17:58
plarsogra_: popey: usually on mako, it's unity8, unity8-dash, or media-hub-server that kills systemsettle for me17:59
ogra_yeah17:59
ogra_thats the common meme17:59
dobeywtf17:59
ogra_and something tvoss is currently working on17:59
dobeyi just filed a bug against lp:clock-app17:59
plarshttps://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/utopic-touch_stable-mako-smoke-daily/395/artifact/clientlogs/unity8/topafter.log/*view*/ is a good recent example from rtm/mako17:59
dobeybut clock-app does not appear in the "Affects" list on lp17:59
nik90dobey: its ubuntu-clock-app18:00
ogra_plars, the prob is that these processes go wild even if you kill unity8 (not only if it crashes unconditionally)18:00
dobeynik90: what the heck is clock-app then?18:00
nik90dobey: god knows..I think it is a old project name that was supposed to be removed18:00
dobeyoh it's inactive18:01
dobeywhy did launchpad even let me file a bug18:01
dobeyweird18:01
dobeygreat, and i can't remove the bad project from the bug, via the web18:02
nik90dobey: can you give me the bug link18:02
dobeyand iirc, i can't "no longer affects" a bug from the API18:02
dobeywhee18:02
dobeynik90: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-clock-app/+bug/138893118:02
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1388931 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "No setting for 12h or 24h clock format any more" [Undecided,New]18:02
nik90dobey: thnx, I will comment there for more visibility18:03
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om26ermterry, Hi!18:12
om26ermterry, re: https://code.launchpad.net/~mterry/ubuntu-system-settings/passphrase-continue-rtm/+merge/240271 there is a mention of 4 fixes in the commit message, but only two of the mentioned issues are fixed.18:13
om26erI see the string change was reverted, so basically only the 4th mentioned issue there is not fixed.18:13
om26erkenvandine, perhaps you could help me with that ? ^18:16
om26erits ubuntu-rtm/landing-01318:16
popeyplars: hmm.. doing second flash.. it's been sat at this for 20 mins... 2014/11/03 17:58:07 Done pushing /home/alan/.cache/ubuntuimages/pool/device-b3355af0ca59fde927537eea2d77e5d5452061bc55dac8456ff2c0eecff63faf.tar.xz to device18:22
popeyneed to go out, will check again when I get back18:22
plarspopey: what does your device seen to be doing? That seems to just be stuck in udf18:24
popeywas sat in recovery mode18:24
plarsSounds like UDF failed18:24
* popey kicks it off again and goes out18:25
ogra_sounds like it didnt go to bootloader18:25
markumanis it possible to close programms in ubuntu touch?18:25
chriscswipe them away18:26
dobeymarkuman: when not in foreground, they are stopped. swiping from right edge to get app overview, and then swiping up on an app will kill it18:26
chriscdrag the screen from the right edge and then swipe the ones you want to close18:26
markumank thx18:27
markumancan i import carddav contacts?18:27
ogra_only google contacts atm i think18:28
popeyok, now I'm massively confused.18:28
popey$ IMAGE_OPT="--bootstrap --developer-mode --channel ubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm/14.09-proposed" ./scripts/run-smoke -a dropping_letters_app18:28
popeywhats wrong with that?18:28
popeyrun-smoke is complaining that I haven't specified -s as it's required18:29
ogra_passwd ;)18:29
popey$ IMAGE_OPT="--bootstrap --developer-mode --channel ubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm/14.09-proposed" ./scripts/run-smoke -a dropping_letters_app18:30
popeythats the command I previously ran18:30
popeyidentical18:30
popeyit previously ran (albeit with system settle issues) - now it complains that -s isnt set.. me no understand18:30
popeyaha! no device showing up, thats why18:32
ogra_just set -s18:32
ogra_:P18:32
plarspopey: either you plugged in another device or the one you have is not visible to adb18:32
popeydidnt have to last time.18:32
popeywill forcibly set -s this time18:32
popeythanks18:32
ogra_note that the emulator is also a device for adb ;)18:33
mhall119jdstrand: taking your advice and flashing to r11818:33
plarsIndeed18:33
popeyok, its stuck again i think. sat doing nothing after 2014/11/03 18:34:33 Done pushing /home/alan/.cache/ubuntuimages/pool/custom-761e8a93754d4170fc8f1d4dad38567fb260cca55a8f42141d2da6c682ac43bf.tar.xz to device18:36
popeyits in recovery now.18:36
markumanhow can i add programms to the left panel?18:37
jdstrandmhall119: cool. it isn't a flawless experience, but it has so far been much better than promoted 5. oh. I should mentioned I also installed oxide and webbrowser-app from http://people.canonical.com/~platform/citrain_dashboard/#?distro=ubuntu-rtm&q=landing-015 because it has fixes for big oxide memleaks. that said, fair warning, those are going to be the packages that land in rtm (the PM team said that they wanted a backported fix to 1.2 due to18:38
ogra_markuman, open them from the apps scope ... if they run, tap and hold the icon18:38
jdstrandmhall119: those aren't*18:38
ogra_markuman, in the left panel i mean :)18:38
kenvandineom26er, which isn't fixed?18:38
markumanogra_: k thx18:39
mhall119jdstrand: really as long as ofono doesn't have to be restarted and the dash is a little more stable, I'll be happy18:39
mhall119I've been living with oxide memory hunger for a while18:40
jdstrandmhall119: yeah, that ofono issue was annoying. it seems to be fixed. the dash may be affected by the oxide memleak, so if it isn't better, try the silo18:40
ogra_jdstrand, mhall119 wait 10min and there will be a promoted #618:40
mhall119ogra_: now you tell me :(18:40
ogra_(just running the promotion scripts here)18:40
OrokuSakihi! nobody seems to know so I am asking you guys.. anyone have problems with gnome-fallback on trusty with armhf? I upgraded my distro from raring to trusty, and gnome-fallback won't work... and the onboard keyboard is just a black rectangle.. even with fbdev xorg driver... or freedreno which is working. I moved to unicorn.. same problem..18:40
mhall119it's already rebooting into 11818:40
ogra_watching #ubuntu-ci-eng helps ;)18:40
OrokuSakiI noticed somehow I seem to have some ubuntu touch packages accessible or perhaps that is what apt-get thinks I am on.. ubuntu touch? since I am trusty and armhm?18:41
kenvandineom26er, they all look fixed to me18:41
OrokuSakiIs that possible ogra? Upgrading from 13.04 raring armhf to 14.04 trusty or 14.10 would give me graphic stuff meant for touch instead of desktop?18:42
mhall119ogra_: but balloons will make me write tests if I'm in there18:42
ogra_no18:42
ogra_mhall119, perfect !!! come over !!!!18:42
OrokuSakiI had a 13.04 desktop with freedreno... and I am upgrading with a 3.4 kernel (since I can't run ubuntu touch with cm11 sources and I get bored)18:42
balloons:p18:42
om26erkenvandine, When pressing Back on the Wi-Fi screen, go to "Lock security" page instead of the "Choose a password" page.18:43
OrokuSakiWorks great with Fedora 21 and gnome 3.14 or kde.. but no go with Ubuntu even trying gnome-fallback18:43
OrokuSakiI get some LibGL error I think18:43
OrokuSakiAt work. (rofl)18:43
om26erthat is not fixed. neither is "Fix phrasing of "4 numbers" to "4 digits only"" fixed, but that was reverted I can see in a commit.18:43
om26erkenvandine, which image did you test on ? I am testing on 140 on krillin.18:43
kenvandinethe string revert was planned18:43
ogra_OrokuSaki, there is no way any ubuntu-touch stuff would be installed by ubuntu-desktop ... but since 13.04 nobody has done anything for -desktop on armhf18:43
ogra_OrokuSaki, so it could be broken as hell, no idea18:44
mhall119oh, we have a rotation lock indicator now18:44
OrokuSakionboard keyboard is just a black rectangle..with unity greeter.. and after that.. background with no panels.. compiz I don't expect to work.. but I think old gnome would18:44
kenvandinei tested on 13918:44
kenvandinekrillin18:44
OrokuSakiI think it is broken as hell. =)18:44
OrokuSakiMess with it later.. give me something to do18:44
kenvandineom26er, i just tested it again on mako, but from the vivid build18:44
* kenvandine tries again on rtm/krillin18:44
ogra_OrokuSaki, you definitely will need binary drivers that fully support EGL for unity7 to work18:44
OrokuSakiI read x86 people without 3d acceleration have this problem18:44
OrokuSakiYeah but I am not trying unity... just gnome-fallback.. not even gdm-greeter seems to like me18:45
OrokuSakiunity-greeter works great.. except for onboard keyboard18:45
kenvandineom26er, oh... you're right!18:45
ogra_yeah, no idea, i dont touch -desktop on arm anymore18:45
kenvandinei wonder if something got lost there in the backport18:45
OrokuSakiI usually use unity greeter to go to gnome-fallback\flashback stuff18:45
OrokuSakiVivid seems to be getting freedreno support with mesa.. which is cool.18:46
OrokuSakiThought I would let ya guys know though.. arm desktop 14.04 has graphic issues... which.. I wish ubuntu would do more desktop releases for arm... =)18:46
OrokuSaki13.04 was the last.. then you gotta dist-upgrade etc18:47
ogra_feel free to contribute ...18:47
OrokuSakinod18:47
ogra_patches wont be rejected18:47
ogra_(got to #ubuntu-desktop though)18:47
OrokuSakithere is a ppa a guy seems to have fixed stuff for x86.. will give him a shout see what he recompiled etc18:47
OrokuSakiCan't wait for the cm11 version again... =( Saki out!18:50
kenvandinemterry, i think something got hosed in your backport branch18:51
kenvandine+                pageStack.load(Qt.resolvedUrl("passwd-set.qml"))18:51
kenvandinei think that should be 31-passwd-set.qml18:52
kenvandinemterry, or rename the file18:53
kenvandinemterry, which would probably be better18:53
* mhall119 flashes again to RTM #618:53
mhall119thanks ogra_18:53
ogra_:)18:54
mhall119ogra_: is this based on -proposed #118?18:54
ogra_yes18:54
ogra_its the same18:54
markumanis it possible to remove the video and the music dashboard?18:54
om26erkenvandine, since you marked that branch as 'Needs fixing' I can stop testing the silo now ?18:55
mhall119markuman: from the phone dash or the desktop dash?18:55
ogra_markuman, there is a little star in the top right corner18:55
ogra_indicating they are selected favorites18:55
markumanmhall119: phone dash18:55
mhall119markuman: as ogra_ said, un-select the start in the top-right corner to remove it from the dash18:55
kenvandineom26er, yes, for now18:55
mhall119s/start/star/18:55
markumanogra_: thx18:56
kenvandineom26er, we need mterry to fix that18:56
ogra_if you want them back, swipe from the bottom18:56
kenvandineom26er, sorry about that18:56
ogra_there you can select scopes18:56
mhall119you can add all kinds of other scopes that way too ^^18:56
om26erkenvandine, ok, no problem :)18:56
gcolluracan anyone review my MR? https://code.launchpad.net/~gcollura/content-hub/fix-1384490/+merge/24015618:56
markumanogra_: got it. thx18:56
popeybfiller: do you have someone who can review the above branch? maybe kenvandine or Elleo ?18:57
kenvandineElleo, can you look at that?18:57
Elleopopey, gcollura: if you don't mind waiting until tomorrow I'd be happy to review it18:57
Elleoheading out for the evening now :)18:57
kenvandineElleo, i know you were looking at fixing that already right?18:57
Elleokenvandine: it was on my list of things to fix, I hadn't done anything towards it yet though, so it's great to have an MR contributed :)18:58
gcolluraElleo, thank you no problem, I'm patient :)18:58
kenvandineElleo, thanks, i'd prefer you look at that one:)18:58
kenvandinegcollura, thanks for the branch!18:58
gcollurakenvandine, you're welcome :)18:58
mhall119kenvandine: is the content hub move bug #1373086 fixed in RTM #6?18:59
ubot5bug 1373086 in content-hub "Using contentItem.move(dir, filename) doesn't work under confinement" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/137308618:59
kenvandinemterry, confirmed, it's failing to load passwd-set.qml because the backport didn't include the rename of the file18:59
mhall119gcollura: thanks for the MR!18:59
markumanhow to can i make a screenshot?18:59
markumanis there a wiki/faq for all those questions?19:00
om26erkenvandine, should I mark the silo as failed ?19:00
kenvandinemhall119, yes19:00
mhall119kenvandine: \o/ now my MemeBook app will be useful :)19:00
kenvandineom26er, that's fine... will it show back up on your radar when i make the silo as passed again?19:00
kenvandinetested that is19:00
om26erkenvandine, yes, it will.19:01
mhall119hmmm, storage reporting in r6 is strange19:01
kenvandinemhall119, on mako?19:01
mhall119yeah19:01
kenvandinestorage reporting on mako is terrible19:02
gcolluramarkuman, do you want to take screeshots on the device?19:02
kenvandinebecause of the way the mounts work19:02
kenvandinenot sure what we can do about it19:02
mhall119says I have only 2.1GB storage and Ubuntu uses 0 bytes19:02
markumangcollura: yes19:02
kenvandinei sent a plea to the ubuntu-phone list for advice... and no replies19:02
kenvandineit's because of the loop mounts and stuff19:02
gcolluramarkuman, you need to install phablet-tools and run the command: phablet-screenshot filename.png19:02
mhall119kenvandine: yeah, it's pretty hairy19:02
kenvandinemhall119, so for now that is a mako only issue...19:02
kenvandineother devices won't do that19:03
mhall119not even the other Nexus devices?19:03
kenvandinenot sure...19:03
kenvandinei still don't understand why we do that on mako19:03
kenvandinei don't really want to understand either that part of the stack :)19:03
mhall119evolution I think, probably dates back to the pre-flipped days19:03
popeybaaaaah 2014/11/03 19:05:11 Cannot push /home/alan/.cache/ubuntuimages/pool/ubuntu-79963ea0bc0a02dfde922d4dfd7a08cea4689fe4028510873fdf9814ae4f4111.tar.xz.asc to device: free space on /cache/recovery is unknown19:05
* popey starts again19:06
n3tJ4ckrDoes anyone know if there is a rtm changelog?19:20
ogra_http://people.canonical.com/~ogra/touch-image-stats/rtm/19:22
n3tJ4ckrthanks ogra19:23
popeyplars: well I'm confused, it flat out wont flash now19:37
popeysits there in recovery forever19:37
plarspopey: show me the command line you're running?19:37
popeyhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/8807302/19:38
plarspopey: so it's rebooting to the bootloader, and running ubuntu-device-flash, but never makes it out of ubuntu-device-flash? Does UDF complain at any point? (I'm guessing no, it has a nasty habit of failing without much information on why)19:43
plarspopey: also, have pastebin of the output?19:43
plarsI'll try it locally also, but my mako has no battery so I can only try krillin19:43
mterrykenvandine, omg so sorry19:43
mterrykenvandine, was out for lunch/gym19:44
popeyplars: it ends up in recovery for ages then falls over19:44
popeyplars: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8807373/ thats the output of the most recent run, right now its sat in recovery19:44
kenvandinemterry, the joys of cherry picking :)19:45
plarspopey: 118 ran just fine in the lab, not sure why it would fail locally. I'm guessing somethings off with your mako? You could try to run udf by hand, but as you can see from the command line it runs, there's nothing special about it19:46
mterrykenvandine, yeah that was dumb.  Should have tested fresh cherry picked branch, but probably had left-over file from other branch19:46
mterryin my /usr/share19:46
popeyplars: why is it doing --bootstrap?19:46
popeysurely that's not necessary19:47
mterrykenvandine, pushed rename to bzr but let me test everything on my phone for realz19:47
plarspopey: we always install from bootloader - that was the recommendation from the phonedations team19:47
popeyok19:47
* mterry flashes19:47
* popey averts his eyes19:47
mterry:)19:47
stgraberslangasek: first pass at some documentation, should finish filling in the blanks later today: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ImageBasedUpgrades/ServerOperation19:52
=== kickinz1_mobile is now known as kickinz1_mob|off
kenvandinemterry, om26er_: i'm rebuilding silo 13 with the fix20:00
davmor2mterry: shame on you, code of conduct and all that, now you have upset poor popey 's sense of humour and he is being funny again, I hope you're happy with yourself,  I know I was thanks for giggle popey :)20:02
mterrydavmor2, hah20:03
mterrykenvandine, new branch seems to work fine on my krillin20:08
mterrykenvandine, made sure to clean out /usr/share/ubuntu/settings/wizard/qml/Pages first20:08
kenvandinemterry, great, thanks20:08
slangasekstgraber: excellent!  Thanks :)20:13
sergiusenspopey: plars installing from using bootstrap ensures recovery uses the latest kernel and recovery20:21
popeyok. I can't fathom why this install hangs when run from the test scripts20:21
* popey wipes20:22
sergiusenspopey: from the pastebin, I can't either20:23
popeytrying a wipe and start fresh20:23
popeydunno if it's relavent but it's a 16GB mako, not an 8GB one...20:24
sergiusenspopey: bootstrap does a wipe already20:24
sergiusenspopey: I would like to see 'dmesg' and the recovery logs when it hangs though20:25
popeysergiusens: well thats odd, i did a clean flash and it remembered my passphrase20:29
popeyoh, i didnt bootstrap that time.20:29
taiebotHi all any update on this bug. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ofono/+bug/1323837 going this week end abroad and ll have to find an extra phone to put my sim card in roaming mode. I know its not priority but would like to see a time frame or a possible hack as it is quite inconvenient when i am abroad.20:29
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1323837 in unity8 (Ubuntu) "Sim toolkit is not available on UT" [Wishlist,Triaged]20:29
dobeytaiebot: do you not see any of that if you open the phone app and tap the settings gear icon?20:36
taiebotdobey: no simtoolkit is really missing from UT  http://support.vodafone.com.au/articles/FAQ/SIM-Toolkit so i can not access the sim card where i can select roaming mode. I really think i should change provider but UT should still provide this as there might be other providers doing this. I have also read about banks using sim toolkit in Asia.20:39
popeychrisccoulson: visiting player.fm on my phone is this expected? http://popey.mooo.com/screenshots/device-2014-11-03-204537.png20:46
popeyahayzen_: http://linux.softpedia.com/blog/Ubuntu-Touch-to-Feature-a-Beautiful-Music-App-463931.shtml20:47
chrisccoulsonpopey, looks like a webbrowser-app bug - the error is definitely valid, but it looks like it's for a subresource network connection. The browser should just ignore those because there isn't a sane way to display them (and we don't allow you to override them in oxide anyway)20:50
chrisccoulsonchrome and firefox just ignore these silently20:50
popeyok, will file a bug20:50
popeyta20:51
chrisccoulsonin fact, I though I'd already reported this20:51
chrisccoulsonone second20:51
popeyok20:51
dobeytaiebot: i don't know what vodafone's sim toolkit is. if i open the phone settings, i can change sim settings like call forwarding, call waiting, and access provider-specific numbers stored on the SIM20:51
chrisccoulsonpopey, bug 1377194 - the first point is related to this20:52
ubot5bug 1377194 in webbrowser-app "Various issues with security UI's" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/137719420:52
ahayzen_popey, blimey!20:53
dobeypopey: it's really fun for webapps with no chrome. how do you even know the site is secure, when it does work? :)20:54
popeythanks chrisccoulson20:57
kenvandineom26er_, i've confirmed mterry's fix in silo 1320:57
mterryw00t20:57
om26er_kenvandine, heh, me too! I was in the process of testing the wizard20:59
kenvandinethx20:59
taiebotdobey: yes but the STK is missing. i am just hoping it will not be a forgotten bug as I think this is a must have for any phone. This used to be how you could save contacts on your simcard on an old nokia phone also you could save texts on your simcard. I would ask the CAG if they really are planning to keep  using the sim toolkit  Most of them are certainly not using it anymore they prefer using  proper apps.21:00
dobeytaiebot: that seems like something that the carrier adds to their phoens. on an old nokia phone, all my contacts and sms were stored on the sim.21:04
taiebotdobey: so you think it will be the carrier duty to install this on UT? I would have thought the first phones would be sim free phone ( not attached to any carrier).21:07
sergiusenstaiebot: dobey stk also requires implementation/integration in ofono and higher21:07
sergiusensbut I don't think stk is something we are going to focus on21:08
taiebotsergiusens: will it ever be implemented ? or this is old technology that UT would not support21:08
sergiusenstaiebot: I can't answer that as I don't know; maybe if you write the code; stuff can happen ;-)21:09
taiebotsergiusens, dobey: It would be good to know as it is a watch-out for consumer. I am the first one to report such a bug but who knows if UT gain into popularity.21:10
sergiusenstaiebot: more than a bug it's just a missing feature which is not on the roadmap that I know of21:11
taiebotsergiusens: i am pushing to put this on the roadmap :-D21:13
dobeyhmm21:14
dobeywell, my webos phone just says "no sim services available" when i open the sim toolkit app on it, with my sim installed21:14
sergiusensdobey: well, the carrier does indeed need to install something onto the sim for it to work as well ;-)21:14
dobeysergiusens: yes, of course, but if there's nothing there, it's hard for me to test what's supposed to be there :)21:15
dobeyi'll see if a really old att sim has anything on it21:19
dobeynothing there either apparently. did get a "SIM not provisioned" message though. but nothing in sim toolkit app21:23
taiebotdobey: it might be very carrier and country dependant21:24
taiebotHere a review in africa of google sim toolkit http://blog.nyaruka.com/androids-achilles-heal-the-sim-toolkit21:24
dobeytaiebot: it's an att branded hp pre3, for the us market.21:25
taiebotdobey, serguisens: will put this  article on my bug might get some more love like this http://blog.nyaruka.com/androids-achilles-heal-the-sim-toolkit21:29
popeysergiusens: while my phone is sat in recovery mode I can't get in via adb shell to get dmesg logs!21:29
sergiusenspopey: hah, well at least it's not a u-d-f issue21:30
sergiusenspopey: what does adb devices say?21:30
popey0071ae7610994b1d        recovery21:31
popeyadb shell just hangs there21:31
sergiusenspopey: what if you adb kill-server; sudo adb start-server; adb shell ?21:31
popeyudf crapped out21:32
popeyand i get a shell prompt on the device21:32
sergiusenspopey: yeah; is this a new install?21:32
sergiusenspopey: you can try udf again now that adb is running as root on your host21:32
popeyhang on21:32
popeyabout an hour ago I did udf just fine21:32
sergiusensoh21:33
popeynow running it with --bootstrap its failing21:33
popey+ ubuntu-device-flash --password ubuntuci --bootstrap --developer-mode --channel ubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm/14.09-proposed21:33
sergiusenspopey: from recovery?21:33
popeythats the command line21:33
sergiusensack21:33
popeywell the script puts it into bootloader and then runs udf21:34
popeyfrustrating because I can flash it fine without --bootstrap21:34
popeyhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/8808538/ is the dmesg from recovery mode21:35
sergiusenspopey: these sent uevent USB_STATE=CONNECTED only happen if you physically disconnect the cable or if usb on your host has gone bonkers; are you on a usb hub?21:38
sergiusenscan you reset it?21:38
popeyno21:38
popeyits the port on my laptop21:38
sergiusenspopey: how about changing the port?21:39
popeyok21:39
* popey starts again21:39
popeythanks for the help21:40
dobeywhere are logs stored for mms failures?21:58
thomislangasek: Does the Foundations team look after bootchart?22:04
slangasekthomi: in a pinch...22:09
thomislangasek: we're trying to work on the bootspeed tests (desktop and touch), but there are two bootchart bugs that are blocking us22:14
slangasekbug #s?22:14
thomislangasek: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bootchart/+bug/1381177 and https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bootchart/+bug/138445022:14
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1381177 in bootchart (Ubuntu) "bootchart raises IndexError" [Critical,Confirmed]22:14
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1384450 in bootchart (Ubuntu) "Cannot install bootchart on touch" [Undecided,New]22:14
thomiWe're sprinting on these tests this week and next, and these bugs are blocking our progress on the bootchart side of things22:15
slangasekah.  yes, the package assumes that it can integrate with the kernel/initramfs hooks22:15
slangasekogra_, rsalveti: ^^ have you solved this problem for other packages with initramfs hooks?22:16
rsalvetiI think it works for mako but not yet for krillin22:17
slangasekoh?22:17
rsalvetiwe might have a barajas bug for krillin22:17
rsalvetiI don't think modules are fully working yet for krillin22:18
rsalvetiand there is also no kernel package22:18
slangasekright22:18
rsalveticomplained about that many times already22:18
slangasekbut the initramfs isn't managed by kernel packaging even if it exists22:18
rsalvetino, just makes the modules part a bit easier22:18
rsalvetiwe'd need modules in there and also the proper hooks for flash-kernel to update the boot img22:19
rsalvetior similar22:19
brendandbarry, can the phased updates test only be run on mako? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/TestPlan/ubuntu-system-image22:20
thomirsalveti: slangasek: so... whose plate does that work fall on?22:20
rsalvetithomi: us (ogra) and barajas22:20
barrybrendand: well, you can run it on krillin if you fake the device.  that's because the only place we actually have a deployed phased update is on stgraber's staging server22:21
barrybrendand: that's why you want to use --dry-run22:21
brendandbarry, ah yeah i see you can pass the device to system-image-cli22:21
thomirsalveti: Should I talk to ogra to get an ETA on a fix, or run this up through the management escalation chain?22:21
barrybrendand: yep22:22
rsalvetithomi: please ping ogra_ first, I can discuss this tomorrow morning with him22:22
brendandbarry, so there's no risk that it won't just not work on krillin later?22:22
rsalvetiand see what is missing for it22:22
thomirsalveti: will do - I guess it's past his EOD, so I'll email.22:22
rsalvetiadding management will not help much at this point22:22
rsalvetithomi: yup22:22
thomislangasek: what about the first bug? That would seemm to be in your camp a bit more?22:22
thomirsalveti: thansk22:23
barrybrendand: the risk due to this change should be low, since it has nothing to do with the device.  it was just a convenient channel/device for stgraber to set up the test on.  it's really the index.json file that has all the goodness22:23
rsalvetislangasek: are we still doing binary sync from vivid into rtm or just src copy instead?22:23
ogra_thomi, ETA -> tomorrow EU evening ...22:33
ogra_sorry, that slipped through :(22:33
thomiogra_: oh, you're still around - thanks!22:37
slangasekrsalveti: vivid->rtm should be source copy only (with a differing version number)22:37
slangasekthomi: the first bug looks like it's ours, yes22:38
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rsalvetislangasek: do we need to add rtm in the version string?22:38
rsalvetislangasek: even if something already landed in vivid?22:38
thomislangasek: are you able to suggest an ETA for that bugfix please?22:39
slangasekrsalveti: it's important that there be a unique version number for each upload, but Launchpad won't enforce this for you; the easiest way to ensure this is to always add rtm in the version string, but if you're sure you're using an unclaimed version number, then ok22:39
slangasekbarry: would you have some time today to look at bug #1381177? it's a critical issue for thomi22:40
ubot5bug 1381177 in bootchart (Ubuntu) "bootchart raises IndexError" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/138117722:40
rsalvetiright22:40
barryslangasek: yep, i can look22:40
thomiyay! I get to hassle barry some more :D22:41
slangasekbarry: cheers22:41
barrythomi any chance you have a bootchart.tgz that triggers the bug?22:44
thomibarry: I asked Max (nuclearbob) to join us, he should be able to get it22:45
ogra_slangasek, fyi. export FLASH_KERNEL_SKIP=true22:46
slangasekok22:46
ogra_in cease you ever need it22:46
ogra_*case22:47
slangasekof course, any of these workarounds will still not give you bootchart support in the initramfs on the phone22:47
ogra_we dont have proper initramfs support on krillin22:47
ogra_or rather proper update support for it22:47
slangaseknor on mako, AFAIK?22:48
ogra_(and i have never seen the initramfs side work on arm anyway, so this is moot until someone researches and finds out why there is no data collected)22:48
slangasekhmm22:49
ogra_mako updates fine22:49
ogra_all supported arches that we proted work22:49
ogra_*ported22:49
ogra_(anyway, i'm not really here ... will try to find a way to inject the var tomorrow for now)22:51
ogra_(and no idea about the index error, it works just fine here)22:51
ogra_(but will try to repro)22:51
saidinesh5Elleo: oh .... so any other nice plans?22:58
saidinesh5i started migration to cmake though22:58
Elleosaidinesh5: buy a nexus 4? :P22:59
saidinesh5nah.. not during a job hunt :P22:59
Elleosaidinesh5: afraid I'm out of other suggestions, switching to cmake's probably the most sensible joice22:59
Elleochoice*22:59
saidinesh5mhm... just last week i refactored the whole thing to a sensible way using qmake lol22:59
Elleoheh23:00
saidinesh5i wanted to try out cmake but then thought more important things first23:00
saidinesh5so did it with qmake23:00
saidinesh5qmake can be quite annoying though23:00
saidinesh5oh btw Elleo did i show you how it looks like?23:00
Elleosaidinesh5: nope?23:00
saidinesh5https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zgKIa4Baf023:01
Elleosaidinesh5: nice, looks very swish :)23:02
saidinesh5heh swish?23:02
Elleo~fancy23:02
saidinesh5that flash animation program?23:02
saidinesh5Aahhh23:02
MarzelGood evening!23:02
saidinesh5yeah i actually was wondering about a cleaner way to represent which key has been pressed, so used the glowing light thing23:03
saidinesh5evening Marzel23:03
Elleosaidinesh5: yeah, looks good :)23:03
saidinesh5also  i was working to make it eat directly from android dictionaries right now23:04
MarzelI 've tried to change my channel to devel-purposed. But if I run ubuntu-device-flash, I always get "error status 255". What does this mean?23:04
saidinesh5well after cmake porting i guesss23:04
saidinesh5was hoping there would be some dirty trick to reuse presage or something like that to get all the prediction etc.23:04
saidinesh5but i think i ll have to write it myself23:04
Elleosaidinesh5: presage might be usable for prediction, it's not great for swype style correction though, since it doesn't take any spatial information into account23:05
Elleoalthough I'm planning on writing a prediction module for it to do some spatial stuff when I have time23:06
saidinesh5mhm..  1 step at a time for me23:06
saidinesh5oh?23:06
saidinesh5like?23:06
Elleojust basic stuff, so it can take account of nearby keys in its predictions23:06
saidinesh5currently i m just modifying levenstein's distance algorithm23:06
Elleoe.g. at the moment "thr" predicts "through", whereas if you take spatial key positions into account its more likely to be "the"23:07
saidinesh5to account for nearby keys  etc...23:07
saidinesh5Ah23:07
saidinesh5thats not that hard to hack i imagine23:07
saidinesh5that's hwo i started too23:07
Elleonah, shouldn't be; the main thing will be fiddling out the best weightings vs the rest of the prediction model23:08
saidinesh5yeah indeed23:08
saidinesh5thats what irks me too23:08
saidinesh5but i realized i would need Unit tests etc..23:08
saidinesh5to test them all23:08
saidinesh5thats how the current plan is to get a half decent maliit plugin23:08
saidinesh5and collect lots of unit tests23:08
Elleosaidinesh5: is skeyer open source?23:08
saidinesh5collect/make23:09
MarzelI 've tried to change my channel to devel-purposed. But if I run ubuntu-device-flash, I always get "error status 255". What does this mean? Anybody an idea? saidinesh5? :)23:09
saidinesh5Elleo: it is intended to be. just didnt open it up yet cuz i wanted to have something substantial23:09
Elleosaidinesh5: cool, well when you do let me know; I'll happily help hack on it :)23:09
saidinesh5so far that involves 1 hard disk crash, lots of wasted time on maliit :P23:09
saidinesh5Ah sure .. :)23:10
saidinesh5Marzel: i m not sure about your problem though23:15
Marzelsaidinesh5: Hm...Google couldn't tell me something more. And I don't have any idea, where the problem could come from...23:18
saidinesh5Marzel: why not directly use fastboot to flash things?23:19
saidinesh5adb and fastboot to flash the images23:19
MarzelHow to use?23:19
* saidinesh5 checks23:20
saidinesh5btw. Marzel which device do you use?23:20
MarzelNexus 423:20
Marzel(mako 16 GB)23:20
saidinesh5Ahh Marzel then why not use multirom?23:21
saidinesh5it works quite well for me23:21
saidinesh5and that way you get to happily dualboot23:21
stgraberslangasek: there you go, filled in the remaining sections of the wiki page. Let me know if there's something that's not covered.23:21
MarzelBecause, I ve two phones to try ubuntu. ;)23:21
saidinesh5Marzel: nevertheless multirom is very nice way to install ubuntu if you ask me23:22
saidinesh5https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tassadar.multirommgr23:22
saidinesh5simply install that app on a rooted device23:22
saidinesh5and it does everything for you23:22
MarzelHm... But it worked in September...why not now?23:23
saidinesh5lol well .. lots of things seem broken even for me23:23
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Marzel(So, the phone is running ubuntu. I only want to change from devel to devel-puposed... ;) )23:23
=== kickinz1_mobile is now known as kickinz1_mob|off
saidinesh5Ahh23:24
saidinesh5maybe that change is just editing some ppa in /etc/apt ?23:24
saidinesh5not sure23:24
MarzelOn phone or on laptop?23:24
MarzelSry... :D23:25
saidinesh5heh on phone23:26
matv1soo this might have been already but after updating to rtm 6 my U1 account crashes when i want to install an app..23:27
matv1has someone seen this happen?23:27
Marzelmatv1 Yes, I had nearly the same problem. Only remove this account and add it again...23:31
Marzelmatv1 Sorry, not nearly. ;)23:32
Marzelsaidinesh5 nothing...23:32
saidinesh5hmm .....23:33
* saidinesh5 shrugs23:33
matv1Marzel are you sure? I know about a bug in the previous promoted image where U1 account seemed in order but failed to work.23:34
matv1Now, I the account just gets deleted when i install an app from the store.23:34
matv1so in other words, I can add the account again but when i go into the store and try install an app, that fails and the account is deleted again23:35
matv1does that sound like what you got?23:36
Marzelmatv1 Oh, no. This is not that I had....23:37
matv1Marzel okay23:37
matv1Marzel are u running rtm 6 image?23:38
matv1Marzel in which case you might be able to reproduce23:39
Marzelmatv1 No, I've utopic r¿243? My Bug comes from time to time....23:40
Marzelmatv1 Which phone do you have?23:41
matv1Marzel Mako23:41
matv1ie Nexus423:41
saidinesh5ogra_: could you look into why this is failing for me? http://paste.kde.org/pvh8w5ff423:43
MarzelOk.... I didnt know, that mako could have rtm6... :D When have u installed it?23:43
saidinesh5creating a chroot using click23:43
matv1Marzel today23:43
matv1I am thinking a reboot might help but it might be usefull to adbpull some logs first. Except i am not really sure what would be usefull with this issue23:45
Marzelmatv1 Ok... I tried to change channel today, but I always get error 255. So, I see, this should be not a server-prolem...23:47
matv1Marzel agree23:49
Marzelmatv1 But I doesn't find something about this error status... :/23:50
matv1Right. It looks like a new one to me too. I was hoping to catch someone from Canonical still up :)23:51
popeyhah23:51
popeyoops23:51
popeyshhhh23:51
matv1popey!23:51
matv1the very man :)23:51
popeybah23:51
popeywasup? ☻23:51
matv1sorry23:51
matv1my U1 account crashes and gets deleted when i add an app from the store23:52
popeywell that's new23:52
popeywhich image/device?23:52
matv1after updating to rtm 6 earlier today23:52
matv1Mako23:53
saidinesh5Elleo: btw yes, click is only meant to run on desktop machines23:53
saidinesh5so i cant use it to create chroot23:53
popeyI'm on #6 here but not added a u1 account yet23:53
popeylet me try23:53
matv1sure23:53
saidinesh5http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/utopic/main/ doesnt have binary-armhf23:53
saidinesh5which is what i need on the device23:54
matv1then get an app from the store23:54
saidinesh5so i will have to manually debootstrap it myself23:54
saidinesh5sigh23:54
popeysaidinesh5: http://derived.archive.canonical.com/ubuntu-rtm/pool/main/c/click/23:55
popeyok, added account23:57
matv1popey cool can you install a new app now?23:57
popeyinstalling dekko now23:58
matv1okay i got the new grooveshark one but that shouldnt matter23:58
Elleosaidinesh5: ah, okay23:58
popeymatv1: yep, no problem23:59
popeyand now I turn into a pumpkin, sorry!23:59
popeyneed beauty sleep23:59
matv1haha okay thnks for trying. weĺl see tomorw23:59

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