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danialbehzadi | Excuse me. Where should I ask my question about building an Ubuntu image for a device? | 09:14 |
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lotuspsychje | !devices | danialbehzadi | 09:15 |
ubot5 | danialbehzadi: You can find the full list of devices, official images, community images, and works in progress at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices | 09:15 |
lotuspsychje | danialbehzadi: see also the porting wiki in our topic | 09:15 |
lotuspsychje | danialbehzadi: and the XDA forums contain alot of info also | 09:16 |
danialbehzadi | lotuspsychje: I'm not looking for images. I am trying to build one and I have problem with the instructions in wiki. | 09:16 |
lotuspsychje | danialbehzadi: ask here in chat or the XDA forums | 09:16 |
lotuspsychje | danialbehzadi: perhaps someone might know | 09:17 |
lotuspsychje | danialbehzadi: specifying wich device model and issue would be usefull | 09:17 |
OerHeks | You better check if there is a project already running for your phone. | 09:17 |
ganeshi4u | I can't sync the ut sources | 09:30 |
TenLeftFingers | I'm using the Kyle Nitzsche tutorial for running X Apps on Ubuntu devices. So now VLC is downloading to a container :) Can VLC actually run on the phone? Sounds.. impossible. | 14:36 |
TenLeftFingers | Answer: yes, it does! | 14:40 |
javier4 | Hi guys. I'm trying to port a new device for which I regenrated the source tree that builds correctly (mostly). Ubuntu make instead fails because it cannot find the rule to generate libvcodecdrv_intermediates/export_includes. In my tree that lib is generated from a binary placed under vendor, and inside my device/$my_producer/$my_device/device.mk there's this statement | 15:03 |
javier4 | $(call inherit-product, vendor/$my_producer/libs/Android.mk) | 15:03 |
javier4 | that make this call | 15:03 |
javier4 | include $(call all-makefiles-under,$(LOCAL_PATH)/$my_project_name) | 15:03 |
javier4 | why make ignore it? | 15:03 |
javier4 | *makeS, *ignoreS. Sorry. Non native speaker here. | 15:04 |
javier4_ | I'm trying to port Ubuntu touch to a new device for which I generated a working source tree. I can build AOSP, but even if I copied the correct device/ subtree, make seems to ignore my device.mk. Am I missing something? | 16:29 |
kajover | hi, two questions ;) does ubuntu touch have a mail client with gpg encryption? how do you auto sync pictures, is there some service? | 17:42 |
javier4_ | could it the problem be that my tree is AOSP and not CM? | 18:01 |
TheKit | what Android version newest Ubuntu Touch images for mako are based on? | 19:53 |
javier4_ | I'll try again to ask: | 20:07 |
javier4_ | I get: | 20:07 |
javier4_ | no rules to make target /phablet5/out/target/product/y991/obj_arm/SHARED_LIBRARIES/libvcodecdrv_intermediates/export_includes", necessario per "phablet5/out/target/product/y991/obj_arm/SHARED_LIBRARIES/libmedia_compat_layer_intermediates/import_includes" | 20:08 |
XaRz | hi, any hints if I can mount an OTG with extfat in ut OTA3-? | 20:09 |
javier4_ | but that rule is present inside phablet5/vendor/$producer/libs/$project/libvcodecdrv/Android.mk | 20:09 |
javier4_ | that's inherited by this line inside device/$producer/$devicename/device.mk | 20:11 |
javier4_ | $(call inherit-product, vendor/$producer/libs/Android.mk) | 20:11 |
XaRz | I've done a remount to / with rw and installed exfat-fuse and exfat-utils but no luck | 20:11 |
javier4_ | it works building AOSP, but fails building ubuntu. | 20:11 |
TheKit | javier4_, y991 is 6795? | 20:17 |
javier4_ | TheKit, yes | 20:18 |
TheKit | curious what is the device you're trying to port to | 20:19 |
javier4_ | It's just a sample I need to port to illustrate my project. | 20:20 |
TenLeftFingers | Dosbox is crawling on the E4.5 (Running Doom - and it's still starting up after ten minutes I've just got to the splash screen). I saw it working on a video before - are there any special tweaks needed? popey <- ping! | 21:12 |
TenLeftFingers | Using libertine of course | 21:13 |
ogra_ | TenLeftFingers, neither has libertine been designed for the E4.5 nor has it ever been tested officially .. i doubt you will have much fun with it on that hardware (it will most likely make the device hit swap and such stuff, 1G is really not enough) | 21:48 |
TenLeftFingers | ogra_: thanks, but how is this possible then: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOsUJHVaiUY | 21:58 |
dobey | well doom in dosbox is also presumably emulating x86. i think popey did that in a chroot in terminal app though, not with libertine | 22:06 |
TenLeftFingers | It was quite some time back actually, so that sounds right. | 22:06 |
dobey | would probably be a bit smoother to play using one of the source ports, built for armhf, with sdl on mir | 22:07 |
TenLeftFingers | That's a bit out of my depth. I guess I can wait until it comes out in the software store. | 22:10 |
TenLeftFingers | So, now that I've got Libertine running on the E4.5.. any recommendations for X Apps ? :) | 22:15 |
TenLeftFingers | Or is the 1GB Ram just a lost cause | 22:15 |
bregma | TenLeftFingers, sgt-puzzles are small and remarkably fun casual games | 22:16 |
bregma | gnome-mahjongg also works acceprably well | 22:17 |
bregma | I ad 1GB on my development machine for years, it wasn't a problem, but running an x86 emulator on a pokey ARM CPU is going to kill performance (so running on DOSbox will give you heartbreak) | 22:19 |
bregma | it's generally not a memory bound problem, it's a problem emultaing CPU architectures | 22:19 |
TenLeftFingers | Thanks. I'll probably get away with Gorilla on DosBox but not much else :) I'm trying Frozen Bubble now. | 22:23 |
TenLeftFingers | Crashed :) Bed time, thanks guys. | 22:30 |
mcphail | popey's Doom demo uses SDL2 & dosbox on Mir directly, without any libertine stuff | 22:34 |
mcphail | and the e4.5 is powerful enough for some useful x86 dosbox emulation | 22:36 |
mcphail | Getting touch control is another issue entirely | 22:37 |
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