[00:26] <jakew02> has anyone encountered incompatible types / invalid binanry operand errors after enabling all of the recommend configs in the kernel ?
[00:26] <jakew02> using nexus 6 3.10 kernel + the added enabled configs per the script on the wiki
[00:38] <ahoneybun> anyone have a working port for the OnePlus One?
[00:39] <mariogrip> I'm working on it
[00:40] <ahoneybun> oh cool mariogrip
[00:40] <mariogrip> https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/wip-ubuntu-touch-for-oneplus-one.266170
[00:40] <mariogrip> I have the terminal working
[00:41] <ahoneybun> mariogrip: I ordered mine a few days ago
[00:41] <ahoneybun> ahayzen__: ping
[00:42] <mariogrip> ahoneybun: Cool!
[00:42] <ahayzen__> ahayzen__, pong
[00:42] <ahayzen__> arg
[00:42] <ahayzen__> ahoneybun, pong
[00:42] <ahoneybun> mariogrip: yep still in processing at the moment
[00:42] <ahoneybun> how are you ahayzen__
[00:42] <ahayzen__> ahoneybun, good thanks you ?
[00:42] <ahoneybun> ahayzen__: pretty good
[00:43]  * ahoneybun wishes he had a working N4
[00:43] <nhaines> mariogrip: oh, that's great!  I had a few people ask about that at SCALE, and I said with the new porting guide, I gave it maybe one month, two tops.
[00:43] <ahayzen__> heh
[00:43] <ahayzen__> ahoneybun, buy a Bq ;)
[00:43] <nhaines> By the way, I had the bq Aquaris Ubuntu Edition all weekend.  It's very, very nice.
[00:44] <ahoneybun> ahayzen__: I'm in the US
[00:44] <ahayzen__> ah damn :/
[00:44] <ahoneybun> yea
[00:44] <ahoneybun> ahayzen__: I had a idea for an app
[00:45] <mariogrip> nhaines: The terminal is working, but i still have some problem with display.
[00:45] <nhaines> mariogrip: it's a start!
[00:45] <ahoneybun> ahayzen__: a Barcode scanner for grocery shopping
[00:45] <RobbyF2> adb functional?
[00:45] <mariogrip> nhaines: Yeah!
[00:45] <RobbyF2> :0
[00:45] <ahoneybun> so you dont have to carry the coupons ahayzen__
[00:45] <mariogrip> YEA robbyf2!
[00:45] <ahayzen__> ahoneybun, that'd be cool :)
[00:46] <ahayzen__> ahoneybun, IIRC the 'Tagger' app can read barcodes? and even supports content-hub?
[00:46] <ahoneybun> ahayzen__: I have never made an app that uses the hardware
[00:46] <ahoneybun> idk
[00:46] <mariogrip> RobbyF2 We can now start hacking into the user interface! got your repo working?
[00:46] <RobbyF2> gj mariogrip
[00:46] <RobbyF2> yup
[00:47] <ahoneybun> if the OS can read QR codes I dont see why it cant read barcodes
[00:47] <ahayzen__> ahoneybun, yeah the tagger app can read barcodes :)
[00:47] <ahoneybun> ahayzen__: does it save to the storage?
[00:48] <mariogrip> RobbyF2 we need to get qcom/display working! kinda need to port it from cyanogen prison...
[00:48] <ahayzen__> ahoneybun, in the app it gives you the options to 'search online', 'copy to clipboard' and 'generate QR code'
[00:48] <RobbyF2> my buddy is good at that
[00:48] <ahoneybun> oh ok but put the item in a search able listitem or something
[00:49] <ahoneybun> can you can pull up the barcode so the cashier can scane it
[00:49] <RobbyF2> mariogrip: push your updates along with those fixes i mentioned.
[00:49] <ahayzen__> ahoneybun, it does save your 'previously scanned' but it could be presented/optimised nicer for a cashier
[00:50] <ahayzen__> ahoneybun, its primarily just an app to read/create QR/Barcodes
[00:50] <ahoneybun> yea thats what I mean it would be cool
[00:50] <mariogrip> Jup, i need to do some clean up on my repo, it's a mess :P give me some minutes
[00:50] <mariogrip> RobbyF2 ^
[00:50] <ahoneybun> yea so do you think it would justify making a stand alone app?
[00:50] <RobbyF2> :)
[00:51] <ahayzen__> ahoneybun, probably if you think it would be useful :) it would be fun to make as well
[00:51] <ahoneybun> yea I have no exp using hardware sensers though
[00:51] <nhaines> ahoneybun: do you want to?
[00:52] <ahoneybun> it would be very useful
[00:52] <ahoneybun> nhaines: I would like to take a good shot at it
[00:52]  * ahoneybun is installing the SDK right now
[00:53] <RobbyF2> mariogrip: about to flash one of my friends images for the first time
[00:53] <nhaines> ahoneybun: I need to learn Javascript so I can write some phone apps.  But what little I've used of the SDK (to make a webapp) was quite pleasant.
[00:54] <mariogrip> RobbyF2 For Ubuntu or Android?
[00:54] <ahoneybun> yea I made a simple QML app
[00:54] <RobbyF2> ubuntu
[00:54] <mariogrip> RobbyF2 oneplus one?
[00:55] <RobbyF2> ya
[00:55] <mariogrip> how does that work
[00:55] <RobbyF2> just images by the looks of it
[00:55] <RobbyF2> backing up my rom first then will flash
[00:56] <RobbyF2> mariogrip: can it be made into an otapackage ?
[00:57] <ahoneybun> ahayzen__: my app just hit 193 users so far
[00:57] <ahayzen__> ahoneybun, awesome well done :)
[00:57] <ahoneybun> ahayzen__: yep you should check it out :)
[00:58] <mariogrip> RobbyF2, no, with vivid
[00:58] <ahayzen__> hehe
[00:58] <mariogrip> before you could do that
[00:58] <RobbyF2> ok
[00:59] <RobbyF2> what do we all flash, boot.img system.img persist.img userdata.img ramdisk.img
[00:59] <nhaines> My advice is don't port vivid until it's even working on the reference hardware.
[00:59] <RobbyF2> just those?
[00:59] <nhaines> Which maybe is a couple of weeks.
[01:00] <mariogrip> RobbyF2 just boot.img! then use rootstock
[01:01] <mariogrip> $ bzr branch lp:project-rootstock-ng [rootsock_trunk_path]
[01:01] <mariogrip> $ ROOTFS="utopic-preinstalled-touch-armhf.tar.gz"
[01:01] <mariogrip> $ wget -c "http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/current/$ROOTFS" -O "$OUT/$ROOTFS"
[01:01] <mariogrip> $ $ROOTSTOCK_DIR/rootstock-touch-install "$OUT/$ROOTFS" "$OUT/system.img"
[01:02] <mariogrip> RobbyF2 When i release this for oneplus i will be using system servers
[01:02] <RobbyF2> noice!
[01:02] <mariogrip> Then it's just one simple command
[01:03] <RobbyF2> yup
[01:15] <jholtom> why on earth would my work on porting ubuntu touch, doesn't include the include folder of my kernel?
[01:15] <mariogrip> I have the same issue right now? qcom/display
[01:16] <jholtom> yeah
[01:16] <jholtom> and several others, just cause it misses the standard kernel includes
[01:16] <jholtom> mariogrip: any idea why?
[01:17] <mariogrip> jholtom: nope, trying to find it out
[01:18] <jholtom> hm, yeah
[01:20] <jholtom> I can't quite figure it
[01:20] <jholtom> because their standard builds all don't quite make sense
[01:20] <jholtom> I'm coming from an android build background, having done this a couple years ago
[01:24] <mariogrip> I see is's only msm files
[01:24] <mariogrip> it's*
[01:24] <jholtom> yeah
[01:24] <jholtom> those are all in your standard kernel/[manufacturer]/[device]/include
[01:24] <jholtom> so for whatever reason
[01:24] <jholtom> its not including that directory in the search path
[01:25] <mariogrip> so just copy the msm file that is missing into that same folder where the file is. and edit from include <linux/blala> "linux/blala"
[01:25] <mariogrip> aka the lazy method
[01:25] <jholtom> yeah
[01:25] <jholtom> but, I think I found the right way (or sorta) in a make file
[01:27] <mariogrip> i see that the mpd_version.h is kinda (maybe) broken... http://hastebin.com/kizedirohi.mel
[01:27] <jholtom> oh hey
[01:27] <jholtom> I did find the right way to include the crap
[01:28] <jholtom> its in hardware/qcom/display/common.mk
[01:28] <mariogrip> ah
[01:28] <jholtom> kernel_includes := kernel/[manufacturer]/[device]
[01:28] <jholtom> except replace those with your device
[01:28] <jholtom> I don't know that the variables are so I didn't bother, just hard coded
[01:28] <jholtom> but, yeah, it looks like some of thses includes are hosed
[01:29] <mariogrip> why didn't they just add $(TARGET_OUT_INTERMEDIATES)/KERNEL_OBJ/usr/include
[01:29] <RobbyF2> is it fussy about the recovery?
[01:29] <jholtom> mariogrip: they did
[01:29] <jholtom> its in the bottom half
[01:29] <mariogrip> no, it's about qcom display
[01:30] <mariogrip> jholtom, Oh yeah
[01:30] <jholtom> but thats only if a certain variable is defined
[01:30] <jholtom> so idk if it actually gets pulled in fro most people
[01:31] <jholtom> I still don't know why this crap is failing though
[01:31] <mariogrip> still don't know why it's just msm_blabal shit that is not pulled to KERNEL_OBJ
[01:32] <jholtom> mhm
[01:32] <jholtom> who the hell designed this tree?
[01:32] <mariogrip> who knows
[01:37] <jakew02> how.. "important" is the CONFIG_USER_NS config? extremely vital or.. whatever?
[01:38] <mariogrip> I guess is used to get the container to work
[01:39] <jakew02> hm, kernel was breaking due to kuid : uid mismatching, disabling that allowed it to compile fine,
[01:39] <mariogrip> I guess i will boot fine, just that *_NS is so it can support containers
[01:40] <tmpRAOF> I'm not sure it'll even boot fine? We run various android bits in a container.
[01:43] <mariogrip> Yeah, maybe. not really know about the user_NS
[01:43]  * mariogrip saying just try! it does not hurt :)
[01:44] <RobbyF2> lol
[01:44] <RobbyF2> went to reboot in shell
[01:44] <RobbyF2> I was in terminal not adb shell
[01:44] <mariogrip> lol xD
[01:46] <mariogrip> jholtom: btw, here is an workaround for mpd_version.h http://hastebin.com/ibopovobod.vala
[01:46] <mariogrip> if you get that error
[01:46] <mariogrip> this error: http://hastebin.com/kizedirohi.mel
[01:46] <jholtom> i did get that error
[01:46] <jholtom> but, I haven't figured out why all those aren't being included correctly yet
[01:46] <jholtom> I'd rather sort that before patching more bugs
[01:47] <mariogrip> Yeah, i just trowing that out there
[01:47] <jakew02> yea, still no boot :\
[01:48] <jakew02> system is totally unpopulated except for lost+found
[01:49] <mariogrip> jakew02 do you have adb shell=
[01:49] <mariogrip> ?
[01:49] <jakew02> nothing
[01:49] <mariogrip> bootloop?
[01:50] <jakew02> not passing the splash screen
[01:50] <jakew02> probably because this is using a 4.4.2 base
[01:50] <RobbyF2> hmm my flash failed to flash system
[01:50] <mariogrip> pull last_kmsg form recovery
[01:51] <RobbyF2> - exec /system/bin.sh' failed no such file or directory
[01:51] <RobbyF2> back to the drawing board
[01:53] <jakew02> mariogrip, me?
[01:54] <mariogrip> you too
[01:54] <mariogrip> last_kmsg is the log
[01:54] <mariogrip> log of last boot
[01:54] <mariogrip> so you can get some answerers for there
[02:00] <jakew02> how are you flashing the system after building the android system
[02:00] <jakew02> rootstock-ng?
[02:00] <mariogrip> yes
[02:01] <mariogrip> or you can raplace system.img inside /var/lib/lxc/android
[02:01] <mariogrip> then you need to mount /data/system.img
[02:01] <mariogrip> if you're using recovery
[02:02] <jakew02> yea, twrp
[02:02] <mariogrip> mount -o loop cache/system /data/system.img
[02:02] <mariogrip> first mkdri cache/system
[02:02] <mariogrip> mkdir***
[02:02] <mariogrip> then you can cd cache/system
[02:02] <mariogrip> where all ubuntu files will be
[02:03] <jakew02> ok so the android system is still mounting to /system then ?
[02:04] <mariogrip> the filesystem is completely different mounted in recovery the ubuntu mounts it
[02:04] <jakew02> yea,
[02:04] <mariogrip> so, /system in recovery, has noting to do with ubuntu
[02:04] <jakew02> even if it's mounted?
[02:05] <jakew02> i used rootstock-ng with vivid + the compiled system.img and mounting /system/ is totally empty
[02:05] <jakew02> so no last_kmsg either
[02:05] <mariogrip> yeah
[02:05] <mariogrip> mount -o loop cache/system /data/system.img
[02:05] <mariogrip> do that
[02:05] <mariogrip> than ubuntu file system will be at cache/system
[02:06] <jakew02> rootstock is supposed to be pushing the andriod system.img to /data im assuming
[02:06] <mariogrip> last_kmsg is common on recovery and ubuntu
[02:06] <jakew02> its not there so i need to push that i guess
[02:07] <mariogrip> rootstock makes a system.img of vivid-preinstalled and then puts system.img into var/lib/lxc/android
[02:07] <mariogrip> so, there is two system.img
[02:07] <jakew02> is that created system.img from vivid saved anywhere or no
[02:07] <mariogrip> in data
[02:07] <jakew02> im greppign for it now
[02:07] <jakew02> yea it's not there
[02:08] <jakew02> just media
[02:08] <mariogrip> then, the install did not go well
[02:08] <mariogrip> humm
[02:10] <jakew02> im following it now
[02:10] <jakew02> it's pushed the tarball to /recovery..
[02:12] <jakew02> yea failing at adding android system to installation it seems
[02:14] <mariogrip> try to do the steps by your self, using the source of rootstock
[02:15] <mariogrip> here is a quick mod of it: http://hastebin.com/aloqoqodom.php it will give you some more feedback
[02:15] <jakew02> yea, i added some echo's
[02:16] <jakew02> i followed it and found it extracted system to /cache/system before failing, then continuing the script removes it
[02:16] <mariogrip> you need to remove >dev/null so you get the outputs
[02:16] <jakew02> w/ cleanup_device
[02:16] <RobbyF> mariogrip, I cant flash mine right now, want to try mine ?
[02:18] <mariogrip> RobbyF did you compile with qcom/display? we need that
[02:18] <jholtom> mariogrip: any idea why no msm headers?
[02:18] <mariogrip> i kinda have to sleep soon too 03:18 :DDDD
[02:19] <RobbyF> mariogrip, seems so
[02:19] <jholtom> oh dear
[02:19] <mariogrip> jholtom: No, it looks like qcom/display is kinda broken
[02:19] <jholtom> oh ok
[02:19] <jholtom> wonder what happens if I pull in some working one like cm's
[02:20] <mariogrip> yeah, maybe
[02:20] <jakew02> ok,
[02:20] <jakew02> failed to allocate blocks
[02:20] <RobbyF> mariogrip,  http://downloads.hostingsharedbox.com/robbyf/ubuntu-touch/system.img
[02:21] <RobbyF> I'm having same issue as jakew02  with flashing
[02:21] <mariogrip> RobbyF: 132MB i guess then qcom/display is not with it, but i can try anyway
[02:21] <jakew02> RobbyF, you are using rootstock-ng right
[02:21] <RobbyF> ya
[02:21] <jakew02> not the other script linked in the porting guide?
[02:21] <jakew02> ok
[02:21] <jakew02> can you use this one
[02:22] <jakew02> it iwll print all the steps, curious as to whether you're getting the same problem i am
[02:22] <jholtom> mariogrip: same errors using cm's known working display lib
[02:22] <jakew02> http://hastebin.com/eyuhutapuz.php
[02:23] <RobbyF> rofl, small world, jake and i know each other
[02:24] <mariogrip> jholtom: Then... ehm...
[02:25] <jakew02> jholtom, using the cm kernel will depend heavily on caf
[02:25] <jakew02> for most frameworks and hal's
[02:25] <mariogrip> jholtom:I'm just modifying it using my mad c++ skills, hehe :P
[02:26] <jakew02> mariogrip, ok, so this: http://hastebin.com/anukonumim.sm
[02:26] <jakew02> RobbyF, see if that's your error as well
[02:26] <jholtom> jakew02: oh dear, shit
[02:26] <jholtom> this is going to be a huge PITA
[02:26] <mariogrip> jholtom i have workaround for some of mine
[02:27] <jholtom> yeah
[02:27] <mariogrip> need some
[02:27] <jholtom> my issues is that I'm going to have to fucking redo my kernel
[02:27] <RobbyF2> jakew02: I stepped away from the desktop at the moment
[02:27] <jakew02> jholtom, well, essentially you "should" be able to just use the CM HAL's as well,
[02:28] <jakew02> since this should (to my knowledge) all be stuff handled by the android side of things, it shouldn't present an issue
[02:28] <jakew02> i have no clue tohugh
[02:28] <mariogrip> I guess is best to stick to aosp
[02:28] <jholtom> well bitch
[02:28] <jholtom> I'
[02:28] <jakew02> since the rest of the system is 4.4.2, you should use the cm-11.0 hardware/qcom/display/media/audio
[02:28] <jakew02> frameworks/base/av/native
[02:28] <jakew02> hardware/libhardware
[02:28] <jholtom> yeah
[02:28] <jakew02> and maybe 1 or 2 others
[02:29] <jholtom> all theory
[02:29] <mariogrip> don't blend cm into it, that might cause more problems when you need to blend more cm into it and so on
[02:29] <jholtom> I guess I'll just go build a proper aosp kernel for this thing
[02:29] <jholtom> fucking g3
[02:29] <mariogrip> what device are you building for?
[02:29] <jholtom> ls990 (g3)
[02:30] <jholtom> I was the first to get cm11/cm12 building on it
[02:30] <jholtom> never did a pure aosp build for it though
[02:30] <mariogrip> nice!
[02:30] <jholtom> now, I'm going to crash my way back through this godforsaken mess
[02:30] <jholtom> I quit when they hard depended on NEON
[02:30] <jholtom> and now, I've slowly changed my ways
[02:30] <mariogrip> :P
[02:31] <mariogrip> just ask if you get any errors, i might have a workaround
[02:31] <jholtom> yeah
[02:31] <RobbyF2> houst0n was first
[02:31] <jakew02> jholtom, g2 was VERY close to AOSP as far as i reember
[02:31] <jholtom> RobbyF2: yeah
[02:31] <jakew02> so g3 hopefully won't be too far off
[02:31] <jholtom> probably, but he never bothered to share his work on the ls990 with anyone
[02:31] <RobbyF2> < I was his tester, he uses my servers
[02:31] <jholtom> so, I was the first to actually toss the source out there for someone else to use
[02:31] <RobbyF2> ya
[02:32] <jholtom> RobbyF2: we love you
[02:32] <RobbyF2> he is always so f'n lazy
[02:32] <jholtom> ikr
[02:32] <jholtom> great guy though
[02:32] <RobbyF2> ya
[02:32] <jholtom> far better dev than I will ever be
[02:32] <jholtom> RobbyF2: is that what you're building for here too?
[02:32] <RobbyF2> opo
[02:32] <jholtom> oh
[02:32] <jholtom> fuck that
[02:32] <RobbyF2> lol
[02:32] <jholtom> I sunk enough time into this g3
[02:32] <RobbyF2> I have tons of devices.
[02:32] <jholtom> I'll keep on going
[02:32] <jholtom> RobbyF2: ls990 or something else?
[02:32] <RobbyF2> 852
[02:33] <jholtom> oh ok
[02:33] <mariogrip> opo ftw
[02:33] <jholtom> did houst0nn ever build for the ls990?
[02:33] <RobbyF2> nope
[02:33] <jholtom> oh
[02:33] <jholtom> yeah, thats why I said I had firsts
[02:33] <jholtom> others got it on the other devices
[02:33] <RobbyF2> well, one for autoprime
[02:33] <RobbyF2> not sure what variant he had
[02:33] <jholtom> not eh ls990
[02:33] <RobbyF2> tmo I think
[02:33] <jholtom> fucking sprint has no love
[02:33] <jholtom> everyone else had it
[02:33] <jholtom> we're always last
[02:34] <RobbyF2> ya
[02:34] <jholtom> ah well
[02:34] <jholtom> maybe we can be first to the utouch game
[02:34] <jholtom> :P
[02:34] <RobbyF2> hope so
[02:34] <RobbyF2> progress is happening
[02:35] <RobbyF2> mariogrip is doing great work so far!
[02:35] <jholtom> yeah
[02:35] <RobbyF2> I'm not a real dev, i'm trying to learn
[02:35] <jholtom> I'm beyond pissed at this tree
[02:35] <jholtom> its just so full of shit
[02:35] <jakew02> ok, i got this
[02:35] <jakew02> makefs_ext4 is failing
[02:36] <RobbyF2> :)
[02:36]  * mariogrip is stubborn, he never gives up!
[02:37] <mariogrip> yeah, it's a weird tree
[02:37] <jakew02> mariogrip,
[02:37] <jakew02> so make_ext4fs -l 120M $WORKDIR/system.img $TMPMOUNT
[02:37] <jakew02> the 120M, where is that derived from
[02:38] <jakew02> it's the system size but, what should i reference for the correct size
[02:38] <mariogrip> Yeah
[02:39] <mariogrip> I guess it's enough
[02:39] <mariogrip> but you can alway increase it
[02:40] <mariogrip> jakew02 ^
[02:41] <jakew02> well, it's failing
[02:41] <jakew02> at that command
[02:42] <mariogrip> any error i can look at?
[02:42] <jakew02> yea
[02:42] <jakew02> just
[02:42] <jakew02> error: do_inode_allocate_extents: FAiled to allocate 810 blocks
[02:43] <jakew02> at that makefs_ext4 line
[02:44] <mariogrip> do you have enough space in the partition?
[02:45] <mariogrip> user partition
[02:45] <jakew02> oh damn
[02:45]  * jakew02 facepalm of the century
[02:46] <jakew02> yea 19gb
[02:46] <jakew02> free
[02:46] <RobbyF2> hey jake, how you going to do that if there is no KK
[02:46] <jakew02> what
[02:47] <RobbyF2> port 4.4.2
[02:47] <jakew02> well, right now i'm just modifying the kernel and device tree so it compiles
[02:47] <jakew02> with what was syned via the phablet
[02:47] <jakew02> repo
[02:47] <jakew02> *manifest
[02:48] <mariogrip> jakew02, AH! make_ext4fs is on you host!
[02:49] <mariogrip> do you have enough space on you host?
[02:49] <mariogrip> host = your pc
[02:50] <RobbyF2> 810 blocks is small
[02:50] <mariogrip> yeah, it is
[02:50] <jakew02> yea i have too much space locally
[02:50] <mariogrip> this is weird, what version of ub?
[02:50] <mariogrip> on host
[02:51] <jakew02> 14.10
[02:51] <mariogrip> is it up to date?
[02:51] <jakew02> yea
[02:51] <jakew02> im looking at this: http://goo.gl/HbThvC
[02:51] <jakew02> psts 5 and 6
[02:52] <mariogrip> ehm, then  it might be something wrong with your system.img
[02:52] <jakew02> i was thinking it might be twrp's makefs_ext4 is newer
[02:53] <jakew02> the system.img is 349mb
[02:53] <jakew02> about right
[02:54] <mariogrip> weird, i don't know
[02:56] <jakew02> hm
[02:56] <jakew02> i tihnk i just need to find the right size
[03:02] <jakew02> sweet
[03:03] <RobbyF2> got it?
[03:04]  * mariogrip need to go to seep, cya tomorrow 
[03:05] <RobbyF2> see mariogrip
[03:05] <mariogrip> bye all
[03:15] <jakew02> RobbyF, not yet, progress
[03:16] <jakew02> no space left on device error now
[06:43] <seb128> !
[07:43] <dholbach> good morning
[07:47] <nhaines> dholbach: good morning!
[07:47] <dholbach> hi nhaines
[07:51] <nhaines> dholbach: I got to show off the bq phone all weekend.  :)
[07:53] <dholbach> yeah, I saw some pictures
[07:53] <dholbach> well done everyone :)
[08:08] <nhaines> dholbach: thanks!  It was fun.  :)
[08:09] <dholbach> that's what the pictures looked like :)
[08:35] <nhaines> Tassadar: good morning!
[09:10] <mvo> bzoltan_: there is a new click in silo 016, if you want to test prior to the vivid landing feel free
[09:11] <mvo> bzoltan_: https://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu/landing-016/+sourcepub/4797063/+listing-archive-extra <- is the diff, iirc you may like the --ignore option
[09:34] <willcooke> hey ogra_ have you got some time to help me unstick my flo?  I think the cosmic rays got inside and now it wont do anything other than bootloader and fastboot - adb can't see it, only fastboot can
[09:34] <ogra_> willcooke, well, do you want to re-flash ?
[09:34] <ogra_> then just use --bootstrap while the device is in fastboot mode
[09:34] <willcooke> ogra_, I dont think I have a choice do I?  But yeah, I want to reflash
[09:35] <ogra_> (wipes the device indeed)
[09:35] <willcooke> oki
[09:35] <willcooke> lets see what happens...
[09:37] <willcooke> ogra_, seems to be working :) thanks
[09:40] <willcooke> ogra_, uh oh
[09:40] <ogra_> ?
[09:40] <willcooke> ogra_, now I have a picture of a chip on the screen with a cross through it
[09:40] <willcooke> "This phone needs restoring from a PC or a service centre"
[09:41] <ogra_> never seen that
[09:41] <ogra_> try to boot to recovery
[09:42] <willcooke> ok, that's worked - I'm in recovery
[09:49] <JamesTait> Good morning all; happy Single Tasking Day! :-D
[09:51] <mvo> bzoltan_: the click tests look good, I will publish later today (unless you find a issue)
[09:59] <popey> pitti: sorry to say but I have just re-tried your adt magic and it still fails for me... http://paste.ubuntu.com/10386438/
[10:00] <pitti> --setup-commands "apt-get update"
[10:00] <pitti> that doesn't work
[10:00] <pitti> as the device is read-only
[10:00] <pitti> popey: use the documented --setup-commands ro-apt-update
[10:00] <popey> ah
[10:00] <popey> thanks
[10:00] <popey> i mispasted, sorry
[10:00] <pitti> popey: that switches to r/w, runs apt-get update, runs it again if the first attempt fails (dreaded hash sum mismatch), and then mounts r/o again
[10:01] <pitti> 'orrible hack that
[10:01] <popey> agreed :)
[10:01] <popey> the wiki page isn't particularly clear
[10:01] <popey> "you can use adt-run --setup-commands ro-apt-update --click ... to temporarily switch the device to r/w "
[10:02] <popey> so adt-run --setup-commands ro-apt-update --click com.ubuntu.clock --- ssh -s adb
[10:02] <popey> ?
[10:03] <pitti> popey: yes; wiki updated, is that clearer?
[10:03] <pitti> ("more clear"?)
[10:03] <popey> the "..." implies I add the rest of the parameters, as above?
[10:03] <willcooke> ogra_, any ideas what to do once I'm in recovery mode?
[10:04] <ogra_> willcooke, run u-d-f again (without --bootstrap this time)
[10:04] <pitti> popey: yes, i. e. specify which package to test and what to test it on
[10:05] <willcooke> ogra_, right ho - trying...
[10:06] <l3on> Hi!.. I'm getting this error while I try to run my scope in a ubuntu-mobile-emulator http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10386493/
[10:07] <l3on> in my .click package the .so file exists, the scope on ubuntu has the right name (so in some way the .ini file is read correctly)..
[10:07] <willcooke> ogra_, looks more encouraging this time!  Fingers crossed...
[10:08] <popey> pitti: that fails for me.. http://paste.ubuntu.com/10386529/
[10:08] <willcooke> ogra_, ha!  I spoke to soon, I'm back to the chip with the red line through it
[10:10] <willcooke> ogra_, I have the big Ubuntu logo spinning round for a while, then the chip of death appeared
[10:11] <pitti> popey: hmm, works here; can you please re-run with -d? adt-run -d --setup-commands ro-apt-update --click com.ubuntu.clock --- ssh -s adb
[10:14] <popey> sure
[10:14] <pitti> adt-run [11:14:39]: ERROR: unexpected error: "click info --user phablet com.ubuntu.clock" failed with stderr "click_query_error-quark: Failed to canonicalize com.ubuntu.clock: No such file or directory (0)
[10:15] <pitti> popey: for me it does the update, and then fails with that ^; possibly I don't have that app installed?
[10:15] <popey> hmm
[10:15] <popey> phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ click list | grep clock
[10:15] <popey> com.ubuntu.clock	3.2.165
[10:15] <popey> you should, it's pre-installed
[10:15] <pitti> ah, seems I don't
[10:16] <popey> pitti: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10386645/ with -d
[10:16] <pitti> yep
[10:16] <pitti> popey: so that's not the same error at all
[10:16] <pitti> popey: you now run into the very thing I mentioned: uninstallability
[10:17] <pitti> i. e. conflict between what's installed on your image, and what the vivid archive now has
[10:17] <pitti> popey: so I'm afraid your image is too old to be testable
[10:17] <pitti> popey: but regardless of that http://paste.ubuntu.com/10386529/ looks really weird
[10:19] <popey> its a clean install on a nexus 7 done with ubuntu-device-flash --channel=ubuntu-touch/vivid --wipe
[10:19] <popey> this morning
[10:19] <pitti> popey: yeah, I guess they haven't had a promotion in ages?
[10:19] <popey> ok, so I'll try proposed, thanks.
[10:19] <pitti> -proposed usually works, as they are more or less daily
[10:20] <popey> pitti: appreciate the help
[10:20] <pitti> popey: you just saw our fundamental contradiction between our images and our archive server :/
[10:21] <pitti> popey: so if you get the weird "ro-apt-update --click: not found" issue again, I'd like to investigate that (never saw that one, and I don't have an immediate idea about it)
[10:21] <popey> ok
[10:31] <AskUbuntu> Is it possible to take raw-images with Ubuntu phone? | http://askubuntu.com/q/589231
[10:31] <popey> pitti: re-flashed device and now it fails differently (without the ro-apt-update)
[10:31] <popey> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10386820/
[10:32] <popey> looks like the device dropped of the cable...
[10:38] <ogra_> willcooke, sorry, no idea what that is, i have never seen such behavior ... are you sure its a flo and not a grouper ?
[10:38] <willcooke> ogra_, yup - sure.  joc is helping me now too :) thanks for the assistance
[10:38] <ogra_> good luck
[10:38] <willcooke> :) thanks
[10:38] <willcooke> I'll let you know how we fix it, assuming we do
[10:49] <l3on> what's this -> unity::ResourceException: /opt/click.ubuntu.com/doreuniboit.l3on/0.1/dore.unibo.it/libdoreuniboit.l3on_dore.unibo.it.so: undefined symbol: _ZNK5unity6scopes9ScopeBase12child_scopesEv ?
[10:50] <l3on> it comes from my emulator .. click is installed via qtcreator
[11:06] <bzoltan_> mvo:  The silo is good to land. Thank you
[11:07] <l3on> Ok.. I found it .. it's because the click package is build against 14.10, while the emulators runs over 15.04 .. now if I set 15.04 in the project .ini file I get this error:
[11:08] <l3on>  security_policy_version_matches_framework Invalid framework 'ubuntu-core-15.04'
[11:08] <l3on> what's wrong ?
[11:17] <g105b> I'm going to buy a phone as soon as it goes on sale, but I'm not sure I will know when the next sale will happen... is there a mailing list?
[11:23] <popey> g105b: no, there is @ubuntu and @bqreaders on twitter, that's all
[11:27] <g105b> popey: I really need to work out how Twitter works then :) Unless I watch all the nonsense all day every day, I'll miss it.
[11:29] <popey> the announcement happens usually the day before
[13:21] <adrian47> hello, my ports work not bad now :) I have problem to get working phone and sound how can I debug it?
[13:21] <adrian47> port*
[13:33] <charles> nik90, renatu: I don't know what's going on with https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-datetime/+bug/1424924 but wanted to give you a heads up on the ticket at least
[13:35] <renatu> charles, thanks, I will take a look on it
[13:35] <renatu> charles, If I save the event as: RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;BYDAY=MO,TU,WE,TH,FR it will fix the problem?
[13:40] <charles> renatu, I'm editing tasks.ics with different permutations now to see what triggers it
[13:51] <charles> renatu, unfortunately I'm out of time, I have AFK appointments this morning :/
[13:51] <charles> renatu, nik90, I'll look at this more tonight
[13:52] <renatu> charles, thanks, I will try to debug it too
[14:23] <adrian47> How can i create SWAP.img file? when usign dd i am getting error ' it appears yo have holes'
[14:23] <adrian47> to*
[14:24] <ogra_> dont use count or anysuch options
[14:24] <ogra_> it needs to be written bytewise
[14:40] <dpm> hi Mirv, on which package would you think the QtOrganizer docs could be?
[14:42] <Mirv> dpm: those aren't built, as qtpim is not a supported module by upstream. there is a 'doc' directory but it has last been touched 2 years ago so it would be incorrect documentation even if enabled (API:s have changed a lot)
[14:42] <Mirv> dpm: oh, actually it's a stub so no, there is no documentation
[14:43] <dpm> Mirv, what would be the way forward to get a doc package built, though? That would allow us to have automatic API documentation updates on d.u.c. Right now we're manually copying the docs, which is not very scalable
[14:44] <Mirv> dpm: I'd say https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qtpim-opensource-src/ if you want for it to be checked what sort of doc package would be generated if tried
[14:44] <Mirv> dpm: it would be then called qtpim5-doc/qtpim5-doc-html
[14:51] <dpm> thanks Mirv
[14:53] <jgdx> bfiller, what did that mir exception look like?
[14:54] <bfiller> jgdx: trying to find that bug
[14:55] <dpm> Mirv, reported bug 1425114 - let me know if there's anything else needed
[14:55] <bfiller> jgdx: https://bugs.launchpad.net/autopilot/+bug/1422797
[14:56] <jgdx> bfiller, thanks
[14:57] <Mirv> dpm: thanks, that's all!
[15:01] <dpm> Mirv, zsombi, would you know in which package the alarm-api docs are published? Is it as part of the toolkit?
[15:02] <zsombi> dpm: yes
[15:03] <dpm> zsombi, thanks, trying to find them now
[15:03] <dpm> kenvandine, would you know in which package the content-hub API docs are published?
[15:04] <kenvandine> dpm, libcontent-hub-doc
[15:05] <dpm> ah, great, thanks kenvandine
[15:05] <kenvandine> np
[15:11] <dpm> mardy, which are the documentation packages for UOA? I can see qtdeclarative5-online-accounts-client-doc, but I'm guessing this covers only QML and not C++ - any others?
[15:15] <mgw> Is Nexus 4 the best phone for developing on in the US?
[15:16] <popey> mgw: currently, yes.
[15:16] <mgw> does it work on verizon 3g?
[15:16] <mgw> (and LTE)
[15:18] <popey> mgw: dunno, I don't live in the US so don't know about the whacky frequencies used there
[15:20] <kenvandine> mgw, it won't work with verizon right now, gsm only
[15:21] <kenvandine> i think verizon is cdma or something...
[15:21] <kenvandine> mgw, works well for me on t-mobile in the US
[15:21] <mgw> verizon is cdma for 3g
[15:21] <kenvandine> right
[15:21] <mgw> LTE I *think* is something different
[15:21] <kenvandine> that won't work on ubuntu
[15:22] <kenvandine> only GSM phones right now
[15:22] <mgw> kenvandine: period?
[15:22] <mgw> i see
[15:22] <mgw> ok, thanks
[15:22] <kenvandine> for now :)
[15:22] <kenvandine> i have working 4g/lte on t-mobile in the US though
[15:22] <mgw> kenvandine: is that on a Nexus 4?
[15:23] <kenvandine> but i needed to flash the radio firmware to enable it, the nexus 4 doesn't have lte enabled by default
[15:23] <kenvandine> yeah
[15:23] <kenvandine> google never got FCC approval for 4g in the US, so they disabled lte
[15:23] <kenvandine> but you can find radio firmware on XDA to enable lte :)
[15:25] <mgw> unfortunately verizon is the only carrier with coverage at my house
[15:26] <mgw> does ubuntu phone seamlessly dial over wifi though?
[15:26] <mgw> or does it require a separate app?
[15:26] <dobey> LTE is a trade name for 4g-ish data speeds on both cdma and gsm
[15:26] <dobey> ubuntu doesn't have wifi dialing no
[15:26] <dobey> and that would require a carrier-specific app
[15:26] <dobey> or well, carrier-specific support, i think
[15:27] <mgw> for outbound calls it would not
[15:27] <mgw> but for inbound, yeah...
[15:27] <mgw> i.e., there's no reason it couldn't support a SIP account in addition to the SIM cards
[15:27] <adrian47> ogra_, but how? :)
[15:27] <dobey> well, patches accepted :)
[15:27] <adrian47> ogra_, i want make only 50M swap file
[15:28] <mgw> What language is the dialer app written in?
[15:28] <dobey> mgw: the back-end bits are done through telepathy, so it's c/c++ i think
[15:29] <dobey> telepathy-ofono is the bit that connects telepathy and the phone stuff.
[15:29] <ogra_> adrian47, dd if=/dev/zero of=SWAP.swp bs=1M count=50
[15:29] <ogra_> adrian47, sorry, i meant stuff like skip and conv options ...
[15:29] <adrian47> ogra_, :)
[15:29] <pmcgowan> kenvandine, you enabled 4g? somehow I missed that
[15:29] <adrian47> ogra_, It didn't work
[15:30] <mgw> dobey: and the frontend?
[15:30] <kenvandine> pmcgowan, yup!
[15:30] <kenvandine> just had to flash the radio
[15:30] <kenvandine> works great
[15:30] <dobey> you'd need a plug-in for online accounts for adding the carrier account, then a telepathy back-end which can use that, and then any necessary changes in the front-end
[15:30] <dobey> dialer-app itself is c++/qml
[15:30] <pmcgowan> kenvandine, got instructions?
[15:30] <kenvandine> people.canonical.com/~kenvandine/mako_hybrid_104_33.zip
[15:31] <kenvandine> pmcgowan, grab that, unzip it to get radio.img
[15:31] <kenvandine> then
[15:31] <kenvandine> put your phone in fastboot
[15:31] <kenvandine> and
[15:31] <kenvandine> fastboot flash radio radio.img
[15:31] <kenvandine> pmcgowan, you also have to add a variable for ofono
[15:32] <pmcgowan> kenvandine, does that persist with updates?
[15:32] <kenvandine> yes
[15:32] <kenvandine> in /etc/init/ofono.override
[15:32] <kenvandine> add
[15:32] <kenvandine> env OFONO_RIL_RAT_LTE=1
[15:32] <mgw> it does not matter whether the nexus 4 is unlocked at purchase, right? as I will unlock it as part of the flash process
[15:32] <pmcgowan> kenvandine, so I see modem.img
[15:33] <dobey> mgw: the carrier-specific plug-in for online accounts should be a click package, and we'd maybe need a service_type description for online-accounts in the main packaging
[15:33] <dobey> mgw: carrier locking and bootloader locking are different things, but since you're probably not switching to sprint, carrier lock might not matter
[15:33] <kenvandine> pmcgowan, that's it :)
[15:33] <dobey> mgw: you can use the MultiROM app to dual boot though, perhaps
[15:33] <mgw> I might prefer AT&T, not sure
[15:33] <kenvandine> fastboot flash radio modem.img
[15:34] <mgw> so I want a device that can do AT&T or T-Mobile
[15:34] <dobey> mgw: if you want AT&T you'll have to buy a different phone i think; the cdma nexus 4 doesn't have gsm afaik
[15:34] <mgw> so I need a carrier unlocked
[15:34] <mgw> wait.... i thought ubuntu did not support cdma?
[15:34] <mgw> T-Mobile and AT&T are both GSM
[15:34] <dobey> right
[15:35] <dobey> and you said you have a verizon nexus 4
[15:35] <mgw> no, i was hoping to get one
[15:35] <dobey> oh
[15:35] <mgw> but I'll have to settle for gsm
[15:35] <mgw> so I need to get a nexus 4 that will work on either gsm network
[15:35] <dobey> well, you could add cdma support ;)
[15:35] <mgw> uh, probably not
[15:35] <mgw> I know a lot more about SIP than cdma
[15:36] <dobey> well you'll have to buy a nexus 4 on ebay anyway, so just buy one that's unlocked, and not a carrier-specific one
[15:39] <kenvandine> jgdx, hey... did you see this?  https://github.com/nemomobile/libqofono/pull/71
[15:40] <kenvandine> jgdx, sounds like something that would be useful for the APN editor...
[15:40] <dobey> well i think ofoono already has some cdma support, so should mostly be a matter of fixing the integration with the rest of the system so that cdma can be used
[15:50] <jgdx> kenvandine, yeah, that would be useful.
[15:51] <kenvandine> jgdx, might be worth looking at that and maybe commenting if it doesn't meet our needs too
[16:12] <ryan_evos> mariogrip, how's it going?
[16:35] <adrian47> Anyone have some good idea how to make boot.img about 2 times smaller? or is possible to move boot.img to other partition?
[16:59] <AskUbuntu> ubuntu touch on samsung galaxy s4 | http://askubuntu.com/q/589395
[17:16] <ryan_evos> Any porting pros in the house?
[17:16] <ryan_evos> :)
[17:31] <deigoasnkzx> Oigan
[17:32] <deigoasnkzx> El ubuntu se puede instalar en iphone?
[17:37] <dobey> ingles por favor. y no, iphone is not android or anywhere near open
[17:56] <adrian47> challenge! how to push 6.7MB boot.img on 4.3MB boot partition?  :)
[17:57] <ogra_> squeeze it harder :)
[17:58] <ryan_evos> lol
[17:58] <OerHeks> adrian47, tar -cvf files.tar /path/to/boot.img ; gzip -9 files.tar   #would give the strongest compression
[17:59] <OerHeks> but won' t boot ofcourse
[17:59] <Myself5> adrian47, compress it with lzma
[17:59] <dobey> make a bigger boot partition?
[18:00] <adrian47> Myself, tried it gives me 5.6MB
[18:00] <Myself5> k, then you are screwed.
[18:00] <adrian47> dobey, i can't :)
[18:00] <Myself5> what device has a 4.3MB Boot partition :/ ?!
[18:00] <adrian47> HTC Desire HD :( this is a complete mistake...
[18:01] <adrian47> My port works pretty well now, only few things to fix, but most problem is boot partition
[18:02] <Myself5> port MultiROM to the phone -> problem solved :D
[18:03] <adrian47> ogra_, hah,  how? :)
[18:03] <adrian47> Myself5, MultiROM doesn't use boot partition?
[18:03] <Myself5> the kernel needs to support kexec-hardboot
[18:03] <Myself5> but nothing else
[18:05] <Myself5> kernel wise I mean ofc :D
[18:09] <adrian47> Myself5, thanks I can try :)
[18:10] <adrian47> but if someone have simpler method I will be grateful :)
[20:05] <jakew02> mariogrip got a min to discuss rootstock-ng?
[20:06] <jakew02> Or anyone, for that matter
[20:06] <jakew02> Wanted to discuss some of the minor details
[20:07] <jakew02> Specifically the size used with make_ext4fs function and pushing to the device failing
[20:18] <piglit> when will the new flash sale be ?
[20:18] <piglit> of the ubuntu phone ?
[20:18] <piglit> http://www.bq.com/gb/ubuntu.html ???
[20:19] <sturmflut> piglit: You have to follow Canonical and Bq on Twitter, they will tell you
[20:21] <mariogrip> jakew02 sure
[20:23] <sturmflut> Does anybody know which component provides the "com.ubuntu.connectivity1" DBus service? I can't seem to find out, and pete-woods and Wellark are not online.
[20:42] <sturmflut> Errr, I can crash my Nexus 4 by grepping over the whole VFS
[20:48] <kenvandine> sturmflut, yes, that's provided by indicator-network, i think
[20:48] <kenvandine> well the dbus api is
[20:50] <sturmflut> kenvandine: Oh, I was under the assumption that the indicator-network is just a client. Interesting.
[20:51] <kenvandine> i think eventually the plan is to provide a separate service for that
[20:51] <kenvandine> but for now it's from the indicator
[20:52] <sturmflut> kenvandine: Thanks!
[20:52] <kenvandine> sturmflut, np
[21:07] <sturmflut> I think I can reliably crash my Nexus 4 by reading from /sys/devices/system/cpaccess/cpaccess0/cp_rw and after doing it about three times the device now no longer identifies itself via USB. Any ideas?
[21:37] <grebulus> Just wondering where the compatibilty list for phones was on the wiki, that showed how far along progress was on phones' features ?
[21:38] <grebulus> mhall119, ping
[21:41] <sturmflut> Can anybody confirm bug 1425290? Please be cautious though, my device now no longer communicates via USB.
[21:42] <sturmflut> I also appreciate any ideas on how to do a full hardware reset, maybe the port comes back to life. I already went through all the options in the recovery (wipe etc.)
[21:55] <dobey> grebulus: i don't think there's a list of what parts of a device work and don't work. just the list of devices for which images exist
[22:45] <jakew02> mariogrip, sorry just got home
[22:45] <jakew02> so i should be able to pass -0 for make_ext4fs correct?
[22:48] <mariogrip> jakew02, what do you mean?
[22:49] <AskUbuntu> Right touch of touchpad isn't working | http://askubuntu.com/q/589529
[22:54] <jakew02> in rootstock-ng script
[22:54] <jakew02> *install script
[22:54] <jakew02> the make_ext4fs usage
[22:55] <mariogrip> ah, the block error
[22:55] <jakew02> yea,
[22:55] <jakew02> passing -0 for -l switch allows it to pass negative value and max it out, right
[22:56] <mariogrip> I havn't tried that before, but you can alway try
[23:01] <jakew02> yea, about to. i'm still unclear on a few things with that script but getting there
[23:02] <mariogrip> just ask if there is something else :)
[23:39] <mariogrip> I get this error, init: lxc-android-config post-start process (478) terminated with status 1
[23:39] <mariogrip> some ideas what this can mean?
[23:40] <jholtom> mariogrip: you got past all the errors?
[23:41] <jholtom> mariogrip: also, grab some logs form that
[23:42] <mariogrip> jholtom: yeah, i just edited them, i have the full log folder, but i have no idea where to look (so many files!!)
[23:43] <mariogrip> did you get yours to work?
[23:45] <jakew02> mariogrip, booting fail?
[23:45] <jakew02> and device?
[23:48] <mariogrip> https://www.dropbox.com/sh/dey7s4rrc6nltae/AABURee6JjOq-saL0hmIu59ta?dl=0
[23:48] <mariogrip> log list
[23:49] <mariogrip> oneplus one btw