**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Feb 05 03:00:03 2018
Feb 05 05:05:52 <tgBot1> <Walid> @UniversalSuperBox, https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/development/experimental-ubuntu-touch-titan-t3608846
Feb 05 06:10:38 <tgBot1> <maharudra108> Hello everyone
Feb 05 06:11:53 <tgBot1> <maharudra108> (Sticker, 512x443) https://irc.ubports.com/qX0XQM7C/file_4055
Feb 05 08:55:55 <tgBot1> <maharudra108> (Photo, 480x800) https://irc.ubports.com/XCiXUXCg/file_4057.jpg
Feb 05 08:56:47 <tgBot1> <bhushanshah> Don't paste screenshots
Feb 05 08:57:02 <tgBot1> <bhushanshah> Screenshots are 0% useful to understand error
Feb 05 08:57:12 <tgBot1> <bhushanshah> instead paste output to pastebin
Feb 05 09:33:53 <tgBot1> <Manu> (Document) https://irc.ubports.com/aMAnUuKG/file_4060.xml
Feb 05 09:34:06 <tgBot1> <Manu> @Manu, So is anything missing?
Feb 05 11:17:23 <tgBot1> <Manu> Because when im breakfasting jfltexx Theres only: cant find device spec for jfltexx
Feb 05 14:04:40 <tgBot1> <Manu> I found this: … https://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android/error-building-cm-13-rom-dont-product-t3249320
Feb 05 14:04:52 <tgBot1> <Manu> What means that or what I have to do?
Feb 05 14:34:34 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> @Walid, Are there new installation options now that you're on the community channel?
Feb 05 14:44:16 <tgBot1> <Walid> @UniversalSuperBox, for xenial i writen it post at the end of thread, but for vivid (stable), there are only manuel installation. … i will change it in first post and add remote installation with channel
Feb 05 14:54:38 <tgBot1> <Walid> @UniversalSuperBox, i updated first post , i added installation using channel
Feb 05 14:55:08 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Awesome. Thank you
Feb 05 16:35:24 <tgBot1> <anpok> Is anyone working on a port of HP veer or hp pre3?
Feb 05 18:29:41 <tgBot1> <maharudra108> (Document) https://irc.ubports.com/fbBLmRPB/file_4070.log
Feb 05 18:30:04 <tgBot1> <maharudra108> @bhushanshah
Feb 05 18:36:46 <ZeroPointEnergy> just booted the halium/ubports-boot the first time, and it looks like it does not even find the initrd
Feb 05 18:37:00 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Is it arm64?
Feb 05 18:37:23 <ZeroPointEnergy> yes
Feb 05 18:37:30 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> ah
Feb 05 18:37:34 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> One moment
Feb 05 18:41:41 <tgBot1> <anpok> @maharudra108 why did you play with the krillin kernel?
Feb 05 18:42:15 <tgBot1> <maharudra108> @anpok, Because mine a106 nd krillin kernel are same
Feb 05 18:42:57 <tgBot1> <maharudra108> And i can adapted krillin kernel for my device to boot ubuntu
Feb 05 18:43:26 <tgBot1> <anpok> ok
Feb 05 19:04:04 <tgBot1> <Progromizd> which of this 2 commands reads files from … ...h/halium/vendor/doogee/x5pro/proprietary … make hybris-boot OR make systemimage  ?
Feb 05 19:08:33 <tgBot1> <maharudra108> @Progromizd, I'm not sure abt hybris-boot bt systemimage needs vendor
Feb 05 19:37:31 <tgBot1> <NotKit> systemimage
Feb 05 19:37:37 <tgBot1> <NotKit> hybris-boot just makes hybris-boot.img
Feb 05 19:37:50 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Oh, sorry PureTryOut, got distracted
Feb 05 19:38:06 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> arm64 builds aren't working because Travis is using old Ubuntu
Feb 05 19:38:09 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> soooo
Feb 05 19:38:21 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> I can give you an arm64 initramfs
Feb 05 19:38:26 <tgBot1> <bhushanshah> PureTryOut?
Feb 05 19:38:35 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> ZeroPointEnergy
Feb 05 19:38:42 <tgBot1> <bhushanshah> :D
Feb 05 19:38:42 <ZeroPointEnergy> so the initramfs is the problem?
Feb 05 19:39:01 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> The build is the problem. You're actually embedding an HTML 404 document into your boot.img right now
Feb 05 19:39:07 <ZeroPointEnergy> well, I may as well look into how to build it on my own then
Feb 05 19:39:10 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> guess how I learned that one -_-
Feb 05 19:39:15 <ZeroPointEnergy> heh
Feb 05 19:39:57 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> (Document) https://irc.ubports.com/TcvGTti7/file_4073.img-touch-arm64
Feb 05 19:40:21 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> That guy will do it for you. Put it in your device tree as `initramfs.gz` and set the option `BOARD_USE_LOCAL_INITRD := true` in your BoardConfig.mk
Feb 05 19:42:04 <ZeroPointEnergy> ok, will try :-) thx
Feb 05 19:43:06 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Then `make clean-ubports-boot` before you rebuild
Feb 05 19:59:53 <ZeroPointEnergy> ok, nice, telnet came up
Feb 05 20:27:17 <tgBot1> <Progromizd> how to add this  … https://github.com/SnowCat6/vendor-mediatek-proprietary-modem/find/Android7.1.1 … as dependency to my MANIFEST- file ?
Feb 05 20:36:21 <ZeroPointEnergy> This is how far halium-boot gets on my device https://paste.ubuntu.com/26526495/
Feb 05 20:36:47 <ZeroPointEnergy> not really clear to me what the actual error is
Feb 05 20:45:29 <ZeroPointEnergy> ok, found the halium init script. What puzzles me is the "initrd: booting android..." line.
Feb 05 20:46:19 <tgBot1> <JBBgameich> Is your device in charging mode maybe?
Feb 05 20:47:11 <ZeroPointEnergy> yes, /proc/cmdline contains androidboot.mode=charger
Feb 05 20:47:25 <ZeroPointEnergy> so it did not actually boot?
Feb 05 20:47:25 <tgBot1> <bhushanshah> Reboot :)
Feb 05 20:49:59 <ZeroPointEnergy> Ok, that changed thing. It is still entering telnet :-)
Feb 05 20:55:32 <tgBot1> <Walid> which ubports-boot branch must used for halium-7.1 ?
Feb 05 20:56:35 <tgBot1> <JBBgameich> I think you should now use the new not-yet-official halium-boot instead. You can find it on UniversalSuperBox' github account
Feb 05 20:57:52 <tgBot1> <petya230> @JBBgameich, not hybris-boot?
Feb 05 20:57:56 <tgBot1> <petya230> coz i dont find it
Feb 05 20:58:21 <tgBot1> <JBBgameich> I mean instead of UBport-boot
Feb 05 20:58:51 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> https://github.com/Halium/projectmanagement/issues/40
Feb 05 20:59:03 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> But really just the first part if you're booting Ubuntu Touch
Feb 05 20:59:12 <tgBot1> <petya230> @JBBgameich, oh, i see
Feb 05 21:00:53 <ZeroPointEnergy> it seams that the boot fails when it tries to "mount --move /android-system ${rootmnt}/android/system" but the rootfs is still ro and ${rootmnt}/android does not exist yet
Feb 05 21:02:08 <tgBot1> * UniversalSuperBox may have forgotten a detail
Feb 05 21:02:32 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Create `/data/writable_image`
Feb 05 21:02:46 <ZeroPointEnergy> that exists
Feb 05 21:03:06 <ZeroPointEnergy> should it mount root rw right away?
Feb 05 21:03:50 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> I forgot a dot1
Feb 05 21:03:52 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> !
Feb 05 21:04:06 <ZeroPointEnergy> yes, just saw that in the script :-D
Feb 05 21:04:18 <ZeroPointEnergy> if [ -e /tmpmnt/.writable_image ] || [ -e $/halium-system/.writable_image ]; then
Feb 05 21:04:20 <tgBot1> <JBBgameich> This is the branch for halium-boot, right? https://github.com/UniversalSuperBox/ubports-boot/blob/halium-initrd/Android.mk … Can we maybe rename the variables to Halium instead of ubports? It's a little confusing like this
Feb 05 21:04:49 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> @JBBgameich, variables?
Feb 05 21:05:04 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> @ZeroPointEnergy, Yep, that's good. Are you still in charger mode?
Feb 05 21:05:14 <tgBot1> <JBBgameich> @UniversalSuperBox, in the Makefile
Feb 05 21:05:41 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Suuuure
Feb 05 21:05:43 <ZeroPointEnergy> nope, added the dot and rebooting now :-)
Feb 05 21:06:41 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Much like the semicolon in Javascript, it's the single-character mistakes that kill me. ;_;
Feb 05 21:08:48 <ZeroPointEnergy> ok, now it was able to mount it. on to the next problem :-)
Feb 05 21:11:09 <tgBot1> <Walid> which Ubuntu Touch rootfs should use with halium-7.1 ? is vivid rootfs may work ?
Feb 05 21:11:34 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> If it's just 7.1, maybe. Caf has no chance.
Feb 05 21:24:09 <ZeroPointEnergy> is halium-boot only changing the boot image or do I have to rebuild/redeploy the system.img as well?
Feb 05 21:24:19 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> It's just the boot image
Feb 05 21:33:16 <ZeroPointEnergy> I'm not quite sure where it is failing. does the script stderr/stdin go to a file somewhere?
Feb 05 21:34:09 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> It's all in the kernel message buffer
Feb 05 21:34:14 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> `dmesg` for short
Feb 05 21:34:18 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> sorry
Feb 05 21:35:37 <ZeroPointEnergy> the last entry in dmsg before telnet starts is "init:    1] initrd: moving Android system to /android/system" and that seams to work now
Feb 05 21:36:53 <ZeroPointEnergy> is telnet started if any command in the script fails?
Feb 05 21:37:53 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Yes
Feb 05 21:38:04 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> And unfortunately the `reason` thing isn't working right now
Feb 05 21:38:20 <ZeroPointEnergy> yes, I see that :-D
Feb 05 21:39:04 <tgBot1> <Walid> should change fstab like /dev/mmcblk0p38  ?
Feb 05 21:39:16 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> If you're using halium-boot, no
Feb 05 21:39:30 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> @ZeroPointEnergy, Okay, how does `/root` look? And `/root/android`?
Feb 05 21:41:11 <ZeroPointEnergy> "/root" is mounted, /root/android is mounted as well
Feb 05 21:43:00 <ZeroPointEnergy> not sure what the mount_halium_overlay would do, but there seams to be no /root/android/system/halium, so I guess that will be skipped
Feb 05 21:43:24 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Right
Feb 05 21:45:44 <ZeroPointEnergy> so next would be the device specific udev rules and there it may fail. There is no /root/usr/lib/lxc-android-config/70-herolte.rules file
Feb 05 21:46:06 <ZeroPointEnergy> there is not even a /root/usr/lib/lxc-android-config directory
Feb 05 21:46:41 <ZeroPointEnergy> but there are what looks like some device specific files in /root/usr/lib/lxc-android/
Feb 05 21:47:31 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Hmm, that shouldn't cause any trouble
Feb 05 21:48:18 <ZeroPointEnergy> but it will try to bind mount it and fail or not?
Feb 05 21:50:10 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Only if the file is there
Feb 05 21:51:02 <ZeroPointEnergy> it seams to me like it checks for a completely different file there
Feb 05 21:51:09 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> And the device isn't `unknown`
Feb 05 21:52:53 <ZeroPointEnergy> hmm, ok. have to go now. will probably try to litter the scripts with debug messages and to to figure out what it does :-)
Feb 05 21:53:09 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> Basically, what that means is you put your device's specific udev rules at `/usr/lib/lxc-android-config/70-{CODENAME}.rules` and they get put into place
Feb 05 21:55:13 <ZeroPointEnergy> and that comes from that halium overlay mount?
Feb 05 21:55:33 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> No, normally it's baked into the image.
Feb 05 21:56:07 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> But if it's not there, nothing should happen
Feb 05 21:56:11 <ZeroPointEnergy> ah ok
Feb 05 21:56:59 <ZeroPointEnergy> will debug some more tomorrow. Thanks a lot for your help. good night
Feb 05 21:57:37 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> No problem. I definitely need to get the panic reason working correctly.
Feb 05 22:00:14 <tgBot1> <vanyasem> by the way Dalton
Feb 05 22:00:23 <tgBot1> <vanyasem> any progress with the 5x
Feb 05 22:00:39 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> It looks nice sitting on my desk like a brick
Feb 05 22:00:45 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> so that's something
Feb 05 22:00:57 <tgBot1> <vanyasem> same
Feb 05 22:01:17 <tgBot1> <vanyasem> I ordered a white back from China for it
Feb 05 22:01:26 <tgBot1> <vanyasem> it will look even nicer soon
Feb 05 22:06:38 <tgBot1> <petya230> #off … Who knows governors for kernel 4.x?
Feb 05 22:08:36 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> @petya230, did they change significatly from prior kernel versions?
Feb 05 22:08:46 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> i presume you mean cpu frequency scaling governors
Feb 05 22:09:13 <tgBot1> <petya230> @ultravioletnanokitty, Yap
Feb 05 22:09:40 <tgBot1> <petya230> @ultravioletnanokitty, I don't know, but most crash on 4.x
Feb 05 22:09:45 <tgBot1> <petya230> For me*
Feb 05 22:09:59 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> i remember there were a bunch of weird ones the community developed for custom kernels, i remember one called smartass and another based off that one called asswax 😆
Feb 05 22:10:17 <tgBot1> <UniversalSuperBox> this is why no one takes the Android hacking community seriously
Feb 05 22:10:32 <tgBot1> <petya230> @UniversalSuperBox, ?
Feb 05 22:10:55 <tgBot1> <petya230> @ultravioletnanokitty, XDDD smartass crash too, but it's when in build..
Feb 05 22:10:57 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> @petya230, hm, i'd guess there are changes then :p last i played with them was on kernel 2.6 and it was pretty much add to kernel tree then configure
Feb 05 22:11:26 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> @UniversalSuperBox, lol i dunno, a sense of humour is a classic element of good programming
Feb 05 22:11:34 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> like for example `less`
Feb 05 22:11:40 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> it's a gnu clone of `more`
Feb 05 22:11:42 <tgBot1> <petya230> @ultravioletnanokitty, :/
Feb 05 22:11:45 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> `less` is `more`
Feb 05 22:12:12 <tgBot1> <petya230> xD
Feb 05 22:12:45 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> @petya230, https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/v4.13/admin-guide/pm/cpufreq.html
Feb 05 22:13:45 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> apparently files in sysfs that change options are called knobs? lol
Feb 05 22:13:48 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> i like it
Feb 05 22:15:04 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> so when i `echo 7 | sudo tee /sys/class/thermal/cooling_device0/cur_state` i'm turning the fan knob up to 7 :3
Feb 05 22:21:20 <tgBot1> <petya230> ?
Feb 05 22:21:21 <tgBot1> <petya230> fan?
Feb 05 22:21:23 <tgBot1> <petya230> What
Feb 05 22:21:27 <tgBot1> <petya230> I don't get it
Feb 05 22:23:03 <tgBot1> <Walid> @JBBgameich this is wrong url … LINK_BASE="https://github.com/JBBgameich/initramfs-tools-halium/releases/download/continuous/initrd.img-touch-"
Feb 05 22:29:11 <tgBot1> <Lyokanthrope> @ultravioletnanokitty, Does it go up to 11, though?
Feb 05 22:33:04 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> @Lyokanthrope, depends on the system 😆 most systems seem to use a range of 0-7 for fan speed
Feb 05 22:33:10 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> some use 0-10,
Feb 05 22:33:26 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> @petya230, on my laptops
Feb 05 22:33:44 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> @petya230, can't blame you, i've never seen an actively cooled arm device
Feb 05 22:35:37 <tgBot1> <petya230> @ultravioletnanokitty, Oooo, I see
Feb 05 22:36:53 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> lolcat is sucha fun little utility
Feb 05 22:41:00 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> @ultravioletnanokitty, https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/2822po/lolcat_a_modern_replacement_for_cat/
Feb 05 22:41:16 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> thanks to this thread i now know about `talkfilters` too
Feb 05 22:41:22 <tgBot1> <ultravioletnanokitty> dmesg | pirate is GREAT
Feb 06 01:45:37 <tgBot1> trainailleur was added by: trainailleur
Feb 06 01:57:16 <tgBot1> <Manu> @Manu, Can anyone help me or not?
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