=== chriadam|away is now known as chriadam [00:35] What's the recommended method for installing a silo onto an Ubuntu touch device? [00:37] I think it's running "phablet-config writable-image" and then apt-get installing the PPA but want to double check. [01:20] question im looking at some youtube vidoes and it shows the BQ Aquaris and the MeizuMX4 and they have ubuntu-touch like a final version .. could i run this build or version on a nexus 5 ? [01:52] robert_ancell: phablet-tools-citrain contains /usr/bin/citrain which has the “device-upgrade” command to snaffle packages from a silo. [02:00] RAOF, awesome. I thought such a tool might exist [02:33] anyone using a nexus 4 with or 5 with ubuntu-touch just trying to see if there is a final build or something since its actually being sold as a phone [02:39] jcbjoe: the nexus 4 is one of the official reference devices, so there are official images for that; for the nexus 5 there are only community ports (as I understand it they're fairly good ports, but with some battery issues and a few bits of hardware not working right) [02:39] got it === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === mibofra is now known as Guest75153 === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === anpok_ is now known as anpok [06:24] Good morning everybody [06:29] good morning [06:33] dholbach: Morning! [06:34] hey sturmflut-work === mibofra is now known as Guest10789 === Ava is now known as Guest59986 [07:46] Mirv, hi! Do you have a minute? [07:49] kissiel: sure, at this hour :) [07:50] Mirv, I remember you helping us push checkbox-touch to the store [07:50] Mirv, is there a new way to do that, or someone still has to do it manually? [07:55] kissiel: someone else like popey might have the best answer if there's a new way for that, but there's still the old way too (well, it did change a bit but I should have the newest bits) [07:55] Mirv, mm, okay [07:56] Mirv, so still manual, eh? https://launchpad.net/checkbox-touch/+milestone/1.1 here's the current click, what else should I bring? [07:58] kissiel: the click looks good, let's in parallel wait for an answer whether you can upload it yourself and I'll try if I can upload (at first sight, it seems my setup has a python problem) [07:58] Mirv, allright, thanks, I'm off to meetings, I'll be back in ~60minutes [08:13] Mirv: kissiel I can upload for you [08:17] popey: so you do it via web or such? [08:18] yes [08:18] login to store, upload, like anyone else [08:19] popey, ogra_, jibel, davmor2, Mirv: hey guys, I changed the calendar to only have 2 morning and 2 evening meetings in the week - two on Monday to plan out the work for the whole week for both the EU and US timezone, one meeting on Thursday and one on Friday - those are more for 'promotion-like' decisions, as we usually have tests finished on those days [08:19] oh, modern times! [08:20] sil2100: ok, I can see that [08:20] makes sense [08:20] ok [08:20] popey, ogra_, jibel, davmor2, Mirv: we can adjust them later if this setup doesn't quite work [08:21] \o/ lie ins [08:22] popey: kissiel: well as usual popey can check what happened, I got click-toolbelt now ~working again with the new version of it, and I got https://myapps.developer.ubuntu.com/dev/api/click-package-upload/com.ubuntu.checkbox/ but then an error when checking package status [08:22] sil2100: should we have a daily cat hangout anyhow? [08:23] Mirv: kissiel i see no changes to the app on the site. [08:23] hello [08:23] popey: yeah so the error message was probably correct in saying that there was an error [08:23] (nothing that indicates a new version uploaded) [08:23] popey: well, you can get the .click, gpg --verify it against the .sig and upload [08:23] hello oscar__ [08:23] where from? [08:23] ah lp [08:24] popey: https://launchpad.net/checkbox-touch/+milestone/1.1 [08:24] ta [08:24] How can I do to unlock the phone ubuntu [08:24] define "unlock"? [08:24] Mirv, I got no access to that URL [08:25] kissiel: it fails click-reviewer-tools anyway. http://paste.ubuntu.com/10937021/ [08:25] popey, thanks! [08:26] kissiel: specifically you need to update the framework and spit out a new click - the store will reject it otherwise. [08:26] susup guys [08:26] popey, understood, will fix,test and ping you guys in a bit [08:26] oscar__: how do you mean unlock? [08:27] yes it because I define as security a pin of 4 digits and then the terminal by mistake set the phablet password for letters. [08:28] Mirv: let's schedule a separate meeting for that ;) I'll join the cat club once we finally get ours! [08:28] I'm using the "BQ Ubuntu Edition" [08:28] popey: any ideas ^ [08:28] :( [08:28] :( [08:30] oscar__: the terminal app itself shouldn't set the password as letters, but indeed it asks for the 4 digit pin code via normal keyboard, if that's what you mean? you can type your 4 digits to the terminal with that normal keyboard [08:30] sil2100: ok! ;) [08:30] yeah, its the same password [08:30] sudo / unlocking phone / terminal / file manager - same pin/passphrase [08:31] oh, I probably shouldn't be asking that but... any tips to hack app lifecycle for certain apps, if I accept to void all warranties and such? ;) [08:32] * Mirv would like ssh connections to stay open [08:32] port mosh? [08:32] but I do not have access to the applications, and the keyboard is numeric :( [08:32] Stskeeps: hmm mosh might be an option here. I never really switched to that but in this case it might be time to switch. [08:33] Mirv: it's totally lovely. [08:33] so I've heard [08:33] if I connect via USB can access the phone's shell? [08:34] Mirv: i asked tvoss for a lifecycle exception for terminal - no reply [08:35] pmg suggested it should be possible if developer mode switch is on. [08:35] which I think is reasonable [08:36] yes [08:36] yes is active :( [08:36] Mirv: btw. isn't there a LP team for cat owners or something? ;p [08:38] I activated the mode of development because he was not able to change the password for the root user. [08:38] And now? How can I get around the situation? [08:39] oscar__: what is the problem you have right now? [08:39] oscar__: Your password, set in System Settings -> Security & Privacy. That's the same as the password you use in Terminal, and sudo. [08:39] So what is currently broken? [08:40] to access the application asks for the security pin. [08:40] and enter the pin does not accept [08:41] yes this the same password [08:41] you can lock and unlock your phone with the same pin? [08:41] Mirv, +1 for mosh! [08:42] a truly "you're not going to look back" system [08:42] I am enter the same pin and not to allow unlock [08:43] oscar__: what exactly did you do? You said something about root password? What did you do to set that? [08:43] and why [08:44] jgdx: yeah, mosh would be even more amazing if network manager wasn't broken in 15.04 :( [08:44] popey, how broken? [08:44] popey: ok. yeah, reasonable under dev mode. [08:45] sil2100: not sure if there's yet :D [08:45] seb128: you can't have two network cards on the same machine on the same lan (e.g. Wired & Wifi on same network) [08:45] known bug [08:45] the console changed the password of the phablet user to "enter" and I enabled the developer so because he was not able to. As a safety had set the blockades pin 4440. [08:45] weird, wfm [08:45] at the same time? [08:45] it's known upstream too, and fixed with a patch I believe [08:45] dunno [08:45] jgdx: just reading http://blog.cloudpassage.com/2012/09/25/mitigating-security-risks-mosh/ though :) [08:45] it routes through one at least [08:45] right, thats the problem, "same time" is the key phrase [08:45] not if both are on [08:45] I get access to internet&co [08:46] well I'm connected to both [08:46] and I can access to machines local&internet [08:46] not sure what else you could be doing [08:46] me? [08:46] specifying the source interface? [08:46] it's known upstream, not just me [08:46] well, I'm unsure how you can see the bug if everything is working [08:46] cyphermox said it's on his to-do list [08:46] you want to force packets to go through the wifi? [08:46] or the eth? [08:47] and not the system to pick one for you? [08:47] no, i just want it to work [08:47] currently only have the numeric keypad to unlock and does not accept the pin [08:47] it drops packets for 30 seconds, then works for 30 seconds [08:47] oh, urg [08:47] + setting up mosh without making image writable (which I try to avoid currently) seems a bit hard since one isn't allowed to execute binaries form /home/phablet. who cares about security.. oh, right, me [08:47] I don't see that here, not sure why [08:48] are both interfaces on same lan segment? [08:48] but yes, thanks for reminding about mosh anyway, either that or disabling lifecycle management for terminal [08:48] same subnet? [08:48] well, if cyphermox is on it let's hope he fixes it for those who get the issue [08:48] popey, my home config is a modem/dsl router with eth ports and a wifi ap [08:48] which I'm both using directly connected to my laptop/dock station [08:48] nothing else [08:48] so I guess so? [08:48] I'm not a sysadmin, didn't play with anything [08:49] seb128: bug 1436330 [08:49] just plugged the dock to the router [08:49] bug 1436330 in network-manager (Ubuntu Vivid) "Network Manager doesn't set metric for local networks any more, causing connection issues" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1436330 [08:49] and enabled wifi [08:49] oscar__: what? I think you are losing us. The console doesn't change anything. It might ask you to Enter your Password. The password is your pin. The only way it would of change would be if you changed it. [08:49] popey, thanks [08:50] then I do not know what happened, because it changed the initial pin :( [08:50] oscar__: did you use passwd on the command line, or some other tool to set the password? [08:50] oscar__: you said you set root password? [08:51] yes [08:51] :( [08:51] what did you do? [08:51] Please, answer the questions specificall, as it's very hard to help when you don't, but answer questions we didn't ask. [08:51] *specifically [08:52] I apologize, but in the end did the following: sudo -i [08:52] ok. [08:52] that should work fine. [08:53] what else? [08:54] then i set the password [08:55] then i set the password: passwd phablet [08:55] ok, that's fine. [08:56] so whatever you set the password to... that _is_ your pin [08:56] popey: yeah the issue is going to be that the lock screen is set to pin so no way to type in a password === JMulholland_ is now known as JMulholland [08:57] popey: you can't type in boo with 1234 [08:58] popey: sound like oscar__ changed the password in the terminal but that didn't change the input method of the login screen [08:58] I changed to a different and letters. [08:58] right, I agree with davmor2 [08:59] connect via adb and then "passwd phablet" and set it to 1234 temporarily? [08:59] then use system settings to set it to something better [08:59] And now I have no way to unlock because the keyboard is just like digits. [09:00] oscar__: read popey 's lines above it gives a possible solution [09:00] Does the upgrade to 15.05 require something special because I can't see it on the Aquaris 4.5 ? [09:00] okay I'll see how I do it on mac [09:00] boichev: we haven't released a 15.04 update for bq phones yet [09:01] jgdx, hey, any idea how what info to ask on issues like https://askubuntu.com/questions/614635/no-cellular-data-after-update ? [09:01] popey: ahh I see :) thanks [09:01] I need a few minutes I'll be back [09:01] Thank you for your support [09:02] Good morning all; happy World Wish Day! :-D [09:04] The operating system apple where I can get the binary for debugging the mobile phone? [09:04] you probably need adb from some android package [09:05] nice [09:06] :( [09:07] to have the lock screen can not access the device via USB [09:10] oh, yeah. [09:10] This is a pickle. [09:11] popey, oscar__ : adb won't work the phone isn't unlocked....maybe factory reset from the recovery [09:11] ugh. [09:12] And how I do it? how can I do a reset to factory can not unlock the screen? [09:13] oscar__: give me 2 minutes [09:13] okay davmor2 [09:16] oscar__: reboot the phone and press and keep the volume up key pressed. When you get the menu screen press volume up till the arrow is on recovery, ping me once you have that [09:18] yes works!!!! [09:18] oscar__: once the arrow is on recovery, press the volume down [09:18] thank you very much !!!! you guys are the greatest !!! [09:19] oscar__: there is more yet [09:19] oscar__: you should now be on a screen with the ubuntu logo right? [09:19] davmor2: sounds like he's fixed himself :) [09:19] is identical to the bootloader android, is already doing recovery. [09:20] oscar__: so you did the factory reset and are happy now \o/ you will lose all data but you will have a working phone again :) [09:21] no :( [09:21] It is in the same situation :( [09:23] oscar__: did you do the factory reset? [09:23] oscar__: or did you just go into recovery [09:25] I just had an incoming call, while I had the telephone app open. It rang, but I couldn't figure out how to accept it. Is that a known problem? [09:25] oscar__: well do you need me to take you through resetting it? [09:27] wait [09:28] Now to try again unwittingly chose the "bootloader", how can I do to get back to the menu? [09:29] the screen is to appear: Fastboot mode ... [09:30] how can I return to the menu? [09:30] oscar__: I didn't say bootloader [09:30] oscar__: I said recovery [09:30] sorry [09:33] oscar__: press the power button and vol up button for a very long time. [09:34] ok [09:35] oscar__: then select recovery and press the volume down [09:35] yes did it. this time appears the logo of ubuntu [09:36] one second let me get to the same place now [09:37] oscar__: on the recovery page press volume up that should give you a menu [09:38] oscar__: now press down to wipe data/factory reset [09:39] yes [09:39] oscar__: now press power [09:39] oscar__: then press down till you get to the Yes -- delete all user data [09:39] now: -- Wiping data... [09:40] Data wipe complete. [09:40] oscar__: when that finishes select reboot the system now [09:40] ok [09:41] oscar__: you back setting up your phone now right? [09:41] Now yes. Factory reset done! [09:42] Yes it works perfectly. [09:43] Thanks again for your help and patience in helping me. Grateful. [09:43] oscar__: now just remember that the pin you set is the system password throughout [09:44] oscar__: no worries glad you are back to a working system] [09:44] nice one davmor2 [09:44] davmor2: we should document this... [09:45] http://askubuntu.com/questions/609938/how-do-i-factory-reset-a-bq-aquaris-e4-5-ubuntu-edition-from-the-handset [09:45] someone has :) [09:45] \o/ [09:47] I'll see what happened. I will try to reproduce the same mistake. It seems that when setting the screen lock as four numbers and then in terminal change to another type of password is not very clear. [09:48] Thanks for everything !!! [09:48] oscar__: you can change it to a password just use the tool provided in system-setting rather than the terminal [09:49] Yes it makes sense :) [09:52] morning all === chriadam is now known as chriadam|away === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:05] seb128, hm, I'll take a look [11:06] Looking at bugs filed against the browser. I don't see anything for what I'm experiencing - the notification bar sometimes overlaps the top of the browser. Sometimes the browser moves up and covers the notification bar (although swiping down still works). But on first launch, it typically displays itself beneath the notification area like other apps. should I file this? [11:06] Saviq: Ping [11:07] sturmflut-work, wassup? [11:11] Saviq: Regarding the e-mail from Davide Alberelli about the "False Roaming", this is a somewhat special and complicated case. Two german providers joined their network and it is intentional that the phone roams from one into the other. The only difference I see between Android and Ubuntu Touch is that Android apparently roams to the other network and activates mobile data *without* the user having to activate "data roaming". [11:13] sturmflut-work, well, yeah, that's what I meant, we need to differentiate between "local/national" and "abroad" roaming [11:17] Saviq: Sadly the situation is complicated further by the fact that the two providers are changing their configurations during normal operation, sometimes one region at a time, and they have lots of MVNOs on their network too which all have to change their settings as well. There are lots of problems with non-Ubuntu phones too. I wonder if the problem can be properly debugged at the moment. [11:18] sturmflut-work, dunno, we might need to introduce network-specific quirks if we can't reliably determine stuff from the network props and such [11:19] sturmflut-work, it's why I asked for a bug report so that people that know more about this can relate [11:20] Saviq: I have the necessary SIM cards and phones here, but am short on time at the moment. Should I come up with something today I'll try to file a proper bug report. [11:20] sturmflut-work, thanks, very much appreciated [11:21] popey, what's the issue with nm and mosh? [11:21] jgdx: bug in nm causes machines with more than one network connection to fail to talk to the network [11:22] not a mosh problem [11:22] yes, nm on 15.04 has been a treat so far :p [11:23] lies [11:23] it never connects for me on wake from suspend. [11:23] i have to manually fiddle the connections [11:24] Wi-Fi? Mine's ultra quick, the connected notification is there immediately after login [11:24] this is a known bug [11:24] upstream [11:24] ah [11:26] communication between wpa and nm is at a new low I find [11:53] yotelet [12:12] Saviq: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ofono/+bug/1449990 [12:12] Ubuntu bug 1449990 in ofono (Ubuntu) "National Data Roaming on the bq Aquaris E4.5" [Undecided,New] [12:14] Saviq: I'll be leaving germany in a couple of hours so if something vital is missing it would be best if you could tell me within the next two hours, otherwise I may not be able to help until monday [12:23] sturmflut-work, this is awesome, thanks === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [12:58] question: how come Document Viewer so much faster at displaying large files than the other pdf viewers in the store? === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g [12:59] matv1: maybe its built with lightweight use in mind [12:59] like mupdf for ubuntu desktop [13:00] popey, still here? :) I've created follow-up release of checkbox, now click-review complains only about being unconfined; it's here https://launchpad.net/checkbox-touch/trunk/1.1.1/+download/com.ubuntu.checkbox_1.1.1_multi.click [13:02] kissiel: ok! [13:02] kissiel: want it uploaded and published? [13:03] popey, I surely do :) [13:03] kissiel: got a changelog of what's new from 1.0.2? [13:04] popey, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10939818/ [13:04] jgdx, thanks [13:04] popey, is this okay? [13:04] perfect [13:05] lotuspsychje yeah maybe but i feel its more to it thn that. guess i would have to dive into the code [13:06] kissiel: done, 1.1.1 is in the store [13:06] popey, \o/ [13:07] popey, thank you! Now, the other thing... Is there any piece of info about how to push such unconfined apps? [13:08] kissiel: i don't understand the question. [13:08] popey, sorry; do we have to do this manually every time? [13:09] yes [13:09] matv1: maybe this is a good start? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-docviewer-app [13:09] matv1: what other pdf viewers? [13:09] popey, well, ok... [13:10] matv1: docviewer is written in C++, there is only one other I know of and it's js. [13:10] that may explain it :) [13:10] PdfjsViewer [13:10] right [13:10] yeah i agree pdfviewer lags much more [13:13] kissiel: we have restrictions on unconfined apps in the store, but feel free to email me whenever you want to upload, or just ping me on irc. [13:13] popey, if it's ok with you, I'll do that :) thanks for the support [13:13] np === kissiel is now known as kissiel-lunch [13:23] Saviq, mterry: Can I add anything else to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity8/+bug/1421455 ? I thought about profiling the system with perf, but looks like there is no perf for this kernel. [13:23] Ubuntu bug 1421455 in unity8 (Ubuntu) "Slow wake up time on physical power button pressed" [Undecided,Incomplete] [13:33] mterry: By the way, according to strace upowerd tries to open a bunch of non-existing files in /sys/devices/platform/battery/power_supply/battery/ every ten seconds on the bq. [13:33] sturmflut-work, curious... :-/ [13:33] sturmflut-work, might be worth its own bug [13:37] mterry: I filed one, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upower/+bug/1450026 [13:37] Ubuntu bug 1450026 in upower (Ubuntu) "upowerd regularly tries to open a number of non-existant sysfs files on the bq Aquaris E.45" [Undecided,New] [13:37] Argh, I wrote "E.45" === rickspencer3_ is now known as rickspencer3 === kissiel-lunch is now known as kissiel === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader [14:37] popey, what's the url to your click mirror? [14:37] heheh [14:37] for me, 192.168.1.2 ㋛ [14:38] for you, http;//popey.mooo.com/mirror/clicks/ [14:39] popey, thanks! [14:39] np [14:39] popey, what would i do without you :) [14:39] probably setup your own mirror eventually === rbasak_ is now known as rbasak [14:44] that sounds like a lot of work [14:44] it's also a lot of space [14:44] I need to run fdupes on it to make hard links rather than having duplicated clicks/snaps everywhere [14:45] a click mirror? Do you have lots of apparmor-disrespecting goodies on there? [14:45] unlikely [14:45] its stuff that has already hit the store [14:45] aah! [14:45] and only the stuff that is not pay-for [14:46] 140G /srv/touch/clicks/ [14:46] :S [14:46] wow [14:47] that suggests the app ecosystem is quite healthy [14:47] as I say, lots of dupes [14:47] 140G /srv/touch/clicks/ [14:47] oops [14:47] http://popey.mooo.com/mirror/clicks/graph_clicks.png [14:47] * mcphail hopes btrfs gets automatic deduplication powers soon [14:49] mcphail: yeah, this is a btrfs volume [14:50] popey: aliasing "cp" to "cp --reflink=auto" can help [15:19] popey: seb128: I have the fix for routing wired vs. wifi, I'm testing that right now [15:19] * popey hugs cyphermox [15:20] popey: https://launchpad.net/~mathieu-tl/+archive/ubuntu/build-tests/+sourcepub/4972466/+listing-archive-extra [15:20] if you want to give it a shot, it should be built soonish [15:21] ooh [15:21] I would _love_ to. thanks [15:22] I haven't tested the actual failure case yet (wiating for the build to finish), but it looks like it's using the proper metrics now, so I'm confident [15:23] cyphermox: I'll let you know :) [15:46] mterry: you might be interested in the comment to bug 1421455 I just submitted [15:46] bug 1421455 in unity8 (Ubuntu) "Slow wake up time on physical power button pressed" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1421455 [15:47] SturmFlut, curious [15:48] mterry: Well, if I look at all those strange kernel messages from Mediatek drivers, nothing seems curious anymore [15:48] :) [15:49] mterry: I was thinking about the SD card as a source of problems. I follow linux-mmc and power saving for those things is just broken, it would maybe explain why different users see different delays, but then I realized that the original bug report came from a Nexus 4 and that one has no SD card slot. [15:51] mterry: In the end it must be something introduced by Android or Mediatek, because the vanilla kernel apparently does not even accept "on" as a value to be written to /sys/power/state [15:51] SturmFlut, well the description for this bug says "This is not so bad on nexus4." There are other wake/screen problems in Touch, but this specific bug seems to mostly hit the BQ [15:53] popey, may I ask a random question? What's the lp project for the file manager app [15:53] ? [15:59] john-mcaleely: i think this: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-filemanager-app [16:00] BOHverkill, that does look right. thanks! [16:00] john-mcaleely: BOHverkill is correct [16:00] john-mcaleely: np [16:00] incoming bugs? [16:00] popey: ;) [16:00] popey, not this time. want to point someone at a place to contribute :-) [16:01] \o/ [16:01] YAY! [16:01] john-mcaleely: for the next time: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Avengers ;) [16:01] also point them to me [16:01] * popey puts on his cape and swooshes out [16:01] :-) [16:02] BOHverkill, good page. thanks === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [16:03] john-mcaleely: np ;) [16:11] Is it possible to change the kernel command line of the device? Without breaking too much [16:12] mterry: ^^ [16:12] SturmFlut, I'm not sure how, to be honest [16:12] I guess you edit /boot/ stuff... [16:12] mterry: Probably by changing either the bootloader settings or the bootloader itself [16:13] mterry: /boot is empty on the phone :/ [16:17] mterry: I'm checking out the krillin kernel code, maybe I can find anything [16:18] ooph, good luck! :) [16:22] SturmFlut: the "fastboot" tool has a "-c" switch that "overrides kernel commandline" - I'd be careful if I were you though [16:25] SturmFlut, abootimg ... [16:25] greyback, ogra_ : Thanks! [16:31] SturmFlut, hmm, i might be wrong ... seems to not work on krillin [16:33] ogra_: Yes, I just extracted the boot.img and there is an empty cmdline statement in bootimg.cfg [16:33] SturmFlut, right, but not sure how to get that properly back in place once you changed it [16:33] did you dd it out of the partition on the phone ? [16:34] abootimg can change the commandline in place without extracting btw [16:34] ogra_: Ah, wait a moment, I have to look around a bit more [16:39] ogra_: Which partition is it on the phone? /dev/mmcblk0boot0? Can't find it [16:39] ondra, ^^ ? [16:40] ondra, is there a way for SturmFlut to dd the boot.img out of a device partition ? [16:40] SturmFlut which one are you looking for? boot image partition? [16:40] yeah [16:40] ogra_ SturmFlut $ cat /dev/boot > /cache/boot_backup.img [16:40] it will read whole partition, including zeros on the end [16:40] /dev/BOOT i guess then [16:41] ondra: My core goal is to pass the "debug" option to the kernel so I can maybe find this stupid power management issue [16:41] but no harm there, it's just 20M [16:41] SturmFlut you can then unpack boot image [16:41] SturmFlut easiest way to pass kern commands is to update little kernel [16:42] ondra: Any documentation on that? [16:42] SturmFlut sorry it's actually /dev/bootimg [16:42] SturmFlut in recovery [16:42] SturmFlut hmm probably not [16:42] SturmFlut so probably easier for you to play with boot.img [16:43] yeah, once you can dd/cat it to an img abootimg should be easily usable [16:43] (and you dont need to unpack to set the cmdline) === dandrader is now known as dandrader|lunch [16:44] I will hate Google forever for not specifying a proper boot process for Android === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [16:48] ogra_, ondra: Okay, I pulled the contents of /dev/bootimg, extracted it and the "cmdline =" in the extracted bootimg.cfg is empty as well. So I checked against the boot.img contained in device-0142302186687e3e48e6987283f6caf5d471a4160f98aa6a3cb7658f96471297.tar.xz (krillin r21 firmware file) and everything is identical. [16:49] SturmFlut, ah, cool [16:50] then you should just be able too use abootimg -u on it [16:50] abootimg -u /path/to/boot.img -c "cmdline=foobar" [16:51] and to unset it again [16:51]