[00:00] Ubuntu 16.04 [00:00] Cool. You should try magic-device-tool. [00:00] One moment [00:00] ```sudo snap install magic-device-tool --devmode … magic-device-tool``` [00:02] @per_sonne, It is optional, also with some icon sizes... I have to update the icon packs... [00:03] @kz6fittycent, booya! that's what I'm talking about. you shouldn't have encouraged me! [00:03] @UniversalSuperBox, Stuck at downloading 40% [00:04] Sounds like you do not actually have a reliable Internet connectoin [00:04] Or you disk is full [00:05] hey... can anyone tell me why The Ubuntu Weekly Update has *absolutely nothing* about UBports in it? There must be a reason. I'm trying to find a reason. Wouldn't you think this little group who is saving all things UT... should get a mention? Maybe no one reads it except me and it doesn't matter? [00:05] @UniversalSuperBox, Getting 5MB/s [00:05] Bru [00:05] Should i try Ethernet [00:05] FYI, i installed rightnow mdt with your command without any problems in 17.04 [00:05] @wayneoutthere, @tsimonq2 please protect us from Wayne's wrath [00:05] :P [00:06] freakin' rights!! [00:06] (Document) https://irc.ubports.com/4EABbpQy/file_403.mp4 [00:06] He's becoming less understandable. That means we're in for it [00:06] @wayneoutthere, UWN? [00:06] Is your blog on Planet Ubuntu? [00:06] @pooboylinux, Sure. The download servers are definitely fine, so it seems like something on your end [00:06] I'll be happy to include it there [00:07] Cool [00:07] so what are the steps? @tsimonq2 ? [00:07] 1. make blog … 2. tell you? [00:07] On Planet Ubuntu [00:07] Or you can submit articles to include to ubuntu-news-team@lists.ubuntu.com - @wayneoutthere [00:07] Just email articles if they don't show up on Planet Ubuntu [00:07] That's if [00:08] oh. ok cool. so basically you are the mailman. And if no one sends you a letter you don't go out looking? [00:08] @wayneoutthere, Not if I don't know where to find it :P [00:08] roger that, mr. Q [00:08] that's not Mister Q! [00:09] @wayneoutthere But yeah, let me know via email or Planet Ubuntu next time and I'll be happy to include stuff [00:09] Here is my draft: … Dear Simon, … We are saving UT. … Please put this into your weekly mailout. … Thank you … Wayne [00:09] @UniversalSuperBox, MIIISSSSSSTTTTEEEERRRR Q [00:09] @wayneoutthere, It's terrible [00:09] eat pizza and go [00:09] @wayneoutthere, We need links :P [00:09] i'm done with this day. [00:09] you all go and do stuff [00:09] Sounds good [00:10] have fun [00:10] @exar_kun let's get these guys [00:10] ❤️ [00:10] (that felt so awkward) [00:11] @wayneoutthere, ❤️ [00:11] ❤️ bro [00:11] ghaghah [00:11] We'll love them to death on the next audiocast [00:11] yeah man [00:11] let there be no end to the lovin' [00:11] I sign your paychecks. Mr. Out There. [00:12] @wayneoutthere If you guys have published anything in the past three days? [00:12] @tsimonq2, Yes, actually! And we'd love help with QA on our release candidate images! https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-blog-1/post/september-2-2017-ubports-community-update-69 [00:13] OK I'll put it in there [00:14] But yeah, if anyone wants to contribute to UWN, we badly need new people [00:14] tell me what's needed on the side PM style [00:14] I'll see if I can plug this ...somewhere...audibly [00:14] PM me if you're interested in spending 15-30 mins every weekend writing simple summaries for UWN [00:19] @tsimonq2, If I knew a bit more, I could maybe commit to doing that once a fortnight. Is Gerrit the authorative source of commits? As for a "reference", I've written a few of the LineageOS changelogs (https://lineageos.org). If you're looking for something like that, I sure can help with that. [00:20] Wait.... [00:20] That's not what I thought it is lol [00:21] Yep [00:21] Probably not my thing [00:21] I assumed you meant weekly summaries for Ubuntu Phone, not UWN [00:25] Project daily-hammerhead build #313: SUCCESS in 11 min: http://ci.ubports.com/job/daily-hammerhead/313/ [00:27] Project ota-push build #972: SUCCESS in 1 min 42 sec: http://ci.ubports.com/job/ota-push/972/ [00:51] @wayneoutthere, Thanks. Just fighting with the emulator at the moment.🙃 [00:56] FortyW was added by: FortyW [00:57] WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWelcome, @FortyW [00:57] thank you! :D [01:03] Hi I'm new to all this. How would I go about installing touch on a nexus 5. I have both Ubuntu and win7. Thanks in advance. [01:05] @Scott, Hi there! You can find install instructions on our "Get Ubuntu Touch" page: WWWWW [01:05] uh [01:05] https://ubports.com/page/get-ubuntu-touch [01:05] xD [01:06] Been there installed Ubuntu software. Then nothing happened. [01:07] Also it tried to install the Fairphone2 image. [01:07] So, what have you tried to do so far? [01:10] Downloaded the CPT software for the Nexus 5. Double clicked it so software manager would install. Also tried dpkg. When I used that I saw it trying to install the fairphone2 image. [01:11] Hmm. Were you able to try MDT at all? You said you were on Ubuntu, you should be able to use the snap. [01:11] Fwd from UniversalSuperBox: ```sudo snap install magic-device-tool --devmode … magic-device-tool``` [01:12] No did not try that. [01:13] Question: does the phone need to be plugged in when you run CPT? [01:13] Like, when you're trying to install? yes. [01:15] Well there lies the problem. I thought you installed CPT first. Then ran the software. And it would tell you to connect the phone. [01:15] Oh, no. That should be fine. [01:15] I meant you need to have the phone plugged in to install Ubuntu Touch on it [01:17] Does CPT handle abd and fastboot or do I have to do that as well? [01:17] It should handle it [01:17] But for maximum sureness, MDT includes everything in the snap. :) [01:18] Thanks. Will download and play🙃 [01:33] this is android/lineage OS specific, but why would "./get-prebuilts" not be working for me? … I have gone BACK through all the steps to set up building a ROM and everything is as suggested. … (I think this might help me further understand porting UTouch to one of my devices) [01:33] Is the phone already running Lineage? [01:34] it's running CM [01:34] Okay. Do you have root adb access? [01:34] .....yes..... [01:35] Okay. Does TheMuppets have your phone in their repositories? [01:36] no it does not [01:36] Hmm. Who made the Cyanogen port? Maybe they have it. [01:37] I'll reach out to them... [01:38] nm I found them on github [01:39] what am I looking for as far as prebuilts are concerned? [01:40] https://github.com/Schischu/android_device_moto_wingray [01:44] @kz6fittycent, U can extract vendor blobs yourself too [01:46] @kz6fittycent, That's the device. You're looking for android_vendor_moto_wingray [01:46] or android_vendor_moto with a wingray folder [01:46] @UniversalSuperBox, *proprietary [01:47] @The_DarkBeast, Yeah I read SOMEWHERE that it can be extracted directly from the device [01:48] Just need to run 2files [01:48] Oh I don't find your vendor in muppets @kz6fittycent [01:49] We've established those parts already. What 2files need to be run? [01:49] GOT IT! [01:49] https://github.com/Schischu/android_vendor_moto_wingray [01:49] neat [01:49] https://github.com/Schischu/android_vendor_moto_wingray [01:49] Here [01:49] I love random blobs from random places on the internet. [01:50] :P [01:50] So, just DL and extract to the ~/android/system/vendor/cm ?? [01:50] @UniversalSuperBox, From the device tree we need to run … extract-files.sh and setup-makefiles.sh [01:50] yes~ and I love that you guys are willing to help [01:50] @kz6fittycent, Not vendor cm [01:50] @kz6fittycent, Well, it'd be better to put them in your manifest if you know how to do that [01:50] I don't [01:50] Are you porting Halium? [01:51] yourandroiddir/vendor/moto/wingray [01:51] Is where u wanna put it [01:51] no, I am starting with plain old Lineage so I can get a better grip on the syntax and references in Halium [01:51] oh [01:51] Maybe the wrong way of doing it, but as I read Halium stuff, I realize, once again, there are SEVERAL assumptions [01:52] Yeah its good to start with lineage but your trees are pretty old [01:52] Last updated about a year ago [01:57] okay, the extraction and plopping technique didn't work, lol [01:59] Where did you plop [01:59] ~/android/system/vendor/cm [01:59] That isn't the location [01:59] They go in vendor/moto/wingray [01:59] LOL no doubt [02:00] @The_DarkBeast, . [02:00] :) [02:00] Like it says in the repo name [02:00] (Document) https://irc.ubports.com/ChU4lciz/file_404.mp4 [02:00] how I feel right now [02:01] Nah [02:01] We've all been there [02:01] I tend to stay there [02:02] I AM from Tennessee and all [02:04] (Sticker, 512x512) https://irc.ubports.com/RFVroxQm/file_405.webp [02:05] See if u see a repo name and don't know where to place it … Just turn the _ to / so android_vendor_moto_wingray becomes android(yoursourcedir)/vendor/moto/wingray [02:05] Device wringray not found. Attempting to retrieve device repository from LineageOS Github … Repository for wringray not found in the LineageOS Github repository list. If this is in error, you may need to manually add it to your local_manifests/roomservice.xml. [02:06] @kz6fittycent, Your device tree isn't in a proper location maybe [02:06] Yes, you should have android_device_moto_wingray at device/moto/wingray [02:06] also you spelled wingray wrong [02:08] (Document) https://irc.ubports.com/u99fGhGU/file_406.mp4 [02:08] lol [02:08] I am such a friggin moron!!!!!!!!!!!! [02:10] okay that got me a little further... [02:10] Use the ROOMSERVICE_BRANCHES environment variable to specify a list of fallback branches. … build/core/product_config.mk:249: *** Can not locate config makefile for product "lineage_wingray". Stop. [02:31] @mariogrip Great work on oxide!!! Starts again. Will try via slimport later... [02:48] @Vijay Kumar, Why I still say GNU/Linux. [03:20] @blendergeek0, I say Linux and Linux kernel. === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [03:37] aayushgupta219 was added by: aayushgupta219 [03:37] Hi everyone! [03:37] @aayushgupta219, Hey. [03:38] How to build this OS fo4 my device? Same like droid?🤔 [03:53] grouper [04:17] Also in slimport mode new oxide version works great now!!! Good night! [04:21] (Photo, 720x1280) https://irc.ubports.com/wXlTVdB6/file_408.jpg [04:23] @blendergeek0, ^^ [04:27] Project vivid-rootfs-armhf build #119: SUCCESS in 2.1 sec: http://ci.ubports.com/job/vivid-rootfs-armhf/119/ [04:27] Project ota-push build #973: SUCCESS in 1.2 sec: http://ci.ubports.com/job/ota-push/973/ [04:30] But one thing: In the Browser top bars of websites are hidden behind the tab bar. [04:30] We may fix some related anchors between webview and UI. [04:42] @ubports_bot [04:42] @aayushgupta219, It's a bot [04:42] Pinging it does abolutly nothing. [04:43] @jcjordyn120, I need help on building this OS for my device [04:43] @aayushgupta219, I know nothing about bulding oses. (I stick to binary android or binary whatever) [04:45] @jcjordyn120, How to run it on my device?🤔 [04:45] Idk [04:45] Someone else here does. (Probably) [04:46] @jcjordyn120, Why there are no one else active here? [04:46] I mean developers? [04:46] @aayushgupta219, Because it's probably sleep time or work time in most places [04:46] I know where I am it's midnight. [04:46] Oh! No problem then. I eill go back to my classes the. [04:47] Bye [04:47] @aayushgupta219, Bye [05:28] @aayushgupta219 Which device is it? === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [06:32] @Vijay Kumar, Zenfone 2 Laser aka Z00L [06:38] Okay so for that one the Ubuntu touch is not available yet. [06:39] What you will have to do is that .. first make a port of halium [06:39] @Vijay Kumar, Halium? [06:39] https://t.me/halium [06:40] @Vijay Kumar, I want to help to make it available [06:40] And after you get halium working for your device then you can make a port of ubuntu for your device [06:40] Join that group [06:41] and ask there if someone is having already working port for your device or not [06:41] some one was working on some asus device i do remember. [06:42] but not sure if it was exact your device. [06:42] but before you start [06:42]