[06:54] hi, guys! === mwhudson_ is now known as mwhudson === mwhudson is now known as Guest85752 === Guest85752 is now known as mwhudson [11:39] hey guys, a quick question: where can I find the most up to date roadmap for Ubuntu Snappy Core development? I've found the trello board, is it still in use? https://trello.com/b/L9aazEwO/snappy-core-roadmap [12:01] Matesito: i dont think that trello board is used anymore [16:23] * ogra_ hugs kyrofa [16:26] I'm trying to build an updated version of a rpi2 image, but I don't know how ;-) [16:26] I have this shell script which worked beginning of March [16:26] you grab the ubuntu-device flash from http://people.canonical.com/~mvo/all-snaps/ ... [16:26] done [16:27] sudo ../ubuntu-device-flash core rolling --channel edge --os ubuntu-core --kernel canonical-pi2-linux --gadget canonical-pi2 -o test.img [16:27] that creates test.img from the latest bits in the store [16:27] err [16:28] sudo ./ubuntu-device-flas [16:28] (one dot) [16:28] if you want it even newer you can grab the daily snaps from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-core/daily-preinstalled/current/ ... [16:29] xenial-preinstalled-core-armhf.os.snap instead of ubuntu-core for the --os arg ... and xenial-preinstalled-core-armhf.raspi2.kernel.snap instead of canonical-pi2-linux for --kernel [16:29] (note that wont be upgradeable though) [16:33] I was so close, thx, I ran: --os ubuntu-core.canonicalll [16:33] -ll [16:34] running your command fails with failed to install "canonical-pi2" from "edge": canonical-pi2 failed to install: exit status 2 [16:34] I'm sure I'm missing a tool on my installation, but which ... [16:37] http://paste.ubuntu.com/15875972/ [16:45] how could I have possibly found the names for the os, gadget and kernel snap? [16:45] I mean canonical-pi2-linux [16:48] hi ogra_ does the snappy rpi2 works on the rpi3 ? [16:49] snappy img* [16:50] it's failing with the images from cdimages as well [16:59] daker, the latest one should, yes [16:59] (i.e. if you buld one yourself ) [16:59] ah :D [16:59] then i'll just use the rpi2 [16:59] there is also http://people.canonical.com/~ogra/snappy/all-snaps/rpi3/ [17:00] i see [17:07] ogra_: "dd: opérande «sync» non reconnu", anyidea ? [17:08] sync unknown operand :/ [17:08] sync ? [17:08] what was the exact command you used to get that ? [17:11] * ogra_ always uses: [17:11] xzcat /path/to/img.xz | sudo ss of=/dev/sdc bs=64M [17:11] err [17:11] xzcat /path/to/img.xz | sudo dd of=/dev/sdc bs=64M [17:12] not sure where you get that sync error (or why you would) [17:12] the docs says : xzcat ubuntu-15.04-snappy-armhf-raspi2.img.xz | sudo dd of=/dev/sdc bs=32M sync [17:12] that seems broken [17:12] you can call sync ... but only after dd finished [17:12] https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/start/raspberry-pi-2/ [17:12] ah [17:13] and on that page the sync is indeed on a new line :) [17:13] so i think they should add $ to the begin of each command [17:13] yeah [17:13] i though that it's one command [18:14] hey fellas. any python project samples / tutorials for getting started ? [18:16] in the snapcraft-examples package [18:22] tks [18:33] ogra_: my snappy installation doesn't seem to connect via wifi [18:34] even via a simple hotspot [19:02] wlan0 doesn't appear on the list of devices [19:03] hmm wlan0 doesn't appear on the list of devices [21:39] Hi guys, I'm building a new package and I have some doubts. For example, I have one bin and one docs folder. The way to deal with it is using filesets? [21:39] I'm posting an example [21:40] filesets: [21:40] binaries: [21:40] - build/run/* [21:40] docs: [21:40] - build/docs/* [21:40] stage: [21:40] - $binaries [21:41] - $docs [21:41] snap: [21:41] - $binaries [21:41] - $docs [21:42] Quick Q: Does anyone know the status of snappy on RasPi 3? [21:42] Or where I can find more info about progress? [21:43] Is this the right way to go? I mean, a good approach to create/install a doc folder + the bin folder ? [21:46] jsejcksn: https://paste.ubuntu.com/15882535/ [21:49] daker: Thanks for the link. What does it mean "if you buld one yourself"? [21:49] build the image yourself [21:50] from the sources [21:50] Like build on a Pi 3? [21:50] So the image won't work, but building a new one will as long as I build on the Pi 3? [21:52] daker: is the link in the paste that you sent me a working image or do I need to build it myself? [21:53] jsejcksn: well i think you have to build one or just wait for the release day i guess [21:53] jsejcksn: ogra_ can give you more details when he is back [21:53] daker: Ok—I'll check back later. Thanks for the lead. [21:54] yw [22:00] daker, yeah, sorry, the wlan firmware is still missing [22:00] you need to use wired network for the moment [22:00] ogra_: ah that's why :D [22:03] ogra_: If I use the image at http://people.canonical.com/~ogra/snappy/all-snaps/rpi3/ then everything will work except wifi... and bluetooth? [22:03] jsejcksn, except that it is rather outdated, yes [22:04] ogra_: ok, cool. Thanks [22:04] Cheers, guys [22:05] i'd recommend following the README to get something newer [22:06] (note i just updated it since the command was outdated too) [22:26] Anyone has a working snapcraft.yaml that has a doc folder (plus a readme file)? All examples in github seems very simple. Thanks [23:58] Ladies and gentleman, I need to make a silly question. Please, point me where is the best place to put such a question. [23:58] I can go up to a 'snapcraft build'. Everything works fine. Now, I need to tell wich files have to be used/copied to the final package. [23:59] I can't tell wich files to use. I'm really sorry, it is a 'read the documents stupid' question, I know.