=== _salem is now known as salem_ === JanC is now known as Guest94114 === JanC_ is now known as JanC === salem_ is now known as _salem [04:39] Hi i would like to install the ubuntu on my android mobile [04:39] my mobile model is micromax QA4501 [04:39] is it possible ? [04:41] Can any one able to provide me suggession on this [06:54] Hi there [06:59] help [11:37] zbenjamin, zsombi: hi! Looks like I cannot access the network from inside the LXD container created by the SDK. Any idea how to debug it? There are no tools like ifconfig, route, etc. [11:59] mardy: we will upload new images next week. If you want to fix it: lxc stop , then use chroot to log into the container, which should give you a working apt [12:01] mardy: probably need to copy /etc/resolv.conf as well from the host [12:32] zbenjamin: thanks! [12:38] zbenjamin: I already created http://askubuntu.com/questions/831915/cannot-access-network-from-lxd-container-created-by-the-ubuntu-sdk a few minutes ago, in case you want to win some easy points :-) [12:38] mardy: did you fix the container already? [13:03] zbenjamin: trying now [13:06] zbenjamin: how do I find the chroot? [13:06] mardy: /var/lib/lxd/containers//rootfs [13:09] zbenjamin: yes, chroot works, and no need to copy the resolv.conf file [13:09] mardy: nice :) [13:09] zbenjamin: thanks a lot! [13:10] mardy: but that works only for fixing it :). You will not be able to use it like that for compiling [13:10] mardy: sorry for the broken images but our release process is still a bit bumpy [13:14] zbenjamin: a bit unrelated question... the thing I'm building used the xxd command during the build process [13:14] zbenjamin: in the image, do I have to install th armhf version, or the host one? [13:15] mardy: what is it doing? [13:15] zbenjamin: compiling image files into .c files, it's only used during the build process [13:15] mardy: ok so it does not create a binary thats supposed to run on the target device? [13:16] zbenjamin: no [13:16] mardy: in that case its easy and you just install the host one. [13:16] zbenjamin: thought so, but wanted to double-check, thanks! [13:16] mardy: otherwise you'd need a version that runs on x86 but produces armhf binaries === founderio1 is now known as founderio [14:03] zbenjamin: did some progress, now I get an error when linking: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23260233/ [14:03] zbenjamin: my understanding is that it fails because the chosen linker is gcc and not g++, but I might be wrong [14:04] zbenjamin: the undefined symbol is "new", which is in libstdc++.so [14:13] zbenjamin: got it, the CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER was set to /usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc; I changed it to s/gcc/g++/, and it worked [14:14] zbenjamin: but I didn't explicitly set it in my project, so I wonder if it's an error in the SDK [15:20] zbenjamin: do you know if we have any click apps using SDL2 in the store? [15:33] mardy https://uappexplorer.com/app/balls.briketa uses SDL2 === my123_ is now known as my123 [17:56] I do not see a version port of Ubuntu for the Surface 3. Is there anyone working on such a thing? [18:30] aeoril, you should be able to install desktop Ubuntu on it [18:31] NeKit I tried 16.04 but it would not boot - should I use a later version? [18:32] well, try searching Linux install instructions for it [18:32] it should have plenty [18:32] NeKit: I read something from earlier this month that they were just now going to start putting driver support for the Surface 3 touch screen into the kernel [18:33] ok [19:11] DanChapman: thanks! [20:04] "sudo mount server:/export /mountpoint" crashes my updated aquaris m10. Is this expexted behaviour? [20:08] What I am actually after is if it is possible to use autofs on the device... === founderio1 is now known as founderio