**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Jan 26 02:59:57 2019 Jan 26 07:38:16 in https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/building-halium-boot.html ./halium/halium-boot/check-kernel-config path/to/my/defconfig -w Jan 26 08:39:52 @WaseemAlkurdi, Me too😂 Jan 26 08:56:44 in this command halium-install what is path to android system.img ? Jan 26 09:55:07 @Sam Sundar, When you do "mka systemimage", the scripts will generate system.img in halium/out/target/product/"phone codename" and you must select this file. … Sorry for my bad english Jan 26 15:36:49 Fwd from UBports News Channel: LIVE NOW! How to port #UbuntuTouch to your device: … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nShXVDXM50A … #UBports #Ubuntu #Unity8 Jan 26 17:27:38 Hi, my wifi, aka wlan, is not working in my ubuntu touch + halium build. I checked that the dir /system/lib/modules/ is empty, while trying to bring some wifi module up with 'insmod' command. So, can that be the reason the wifi does not work? Jan 26 18:23:58 when I run … $./halium/devices/setup herolte … it returns: … ... … Shared project android_hardware_qcom_wlan found, disabling pruning … ... … I: Processing vendor vendor common folder: /vendor/samsung/hlte-common … I: Removing components relying on SettingsLib from: device/samsung/hlte-common Jan 26 18:24:33 besides, it says: … development/: discarding 1 commits … external/icu/: discarding 1 commits … halium/hybris-boot/: discarding 1 commits Jan 26 18:24:41 what could it be? Jan 26 18:25:14 Do I have to re-init the repo or can't change anything in configs files? Jan 26 18:33:06 That seems normal Jan 26 19:17:05 the /system/lib/modules/ directory being empty too? Jan 26 20:08:36 @el_jsl It's empty here too Jan 26 20:09:02 Check if it's empty on your device's Android ROM too Jan 26 20:12:46 If I understand things correctly, you don't need to have loadable modules for Wi-Fi Jan 26 20:12:55 Your kernel could have them precompiled Jan 26 20:13:12 And what does the rootfs test for Wi-Fi show? Jan 26 20:34:39 now it's not inicialized here Jan 26 20:35:39 What's that? Jan 26 20:35:55 but, If I am not wrong, it shows some kind of error like 'not permitted' or 'can't access' Jan 26 20:36:29 the ubuntu touch is not inicialized in my phone right now Jan 26 20:36:44 Go to a terminal Jan 26 20:36:53 Before that Jan 26 20:37:16 Backup everything and flash Plasma Mobile or Halium's reference rootfs Jan 26 20:37:23 Then run the tests Jan 26 20:37:27 Do they pass? Jan 26 20:37:54 You must make them pass before you even think of porting Ubuntu Touch Jan 26 20:38:27 plasma mobile showed some erros while flashing, halium rootfs flashed, but haven't showed any graphical interface after installed Jan 26 20:38:59 @WaseemAlkurdi, the tests? Jan 26 20:39:11 or the rootfs Jan 26 20:39:36 Of course you won't see a graphical interface with Halium's reference rootfs Jan 26 20:39:41 It's a text-only rootfs Jan 26 20:39:48 Log in via SSH Jan 26 20:39:52 Then run the test Jan 26 20:39:59 It's documented in the Halium Wiki Jan 26 20:40:15 Tests*, not test Jan 26 20:40:30 ok, I'll try it Jan 26 20:40:42 I'd recommend you download Plasma Mobile instead of Halium's rootfs Jan 26 20:41:54 curiously I've made a arm64 rootfs of my debian stretch system and the ssh worked Jan 26 20:42:19 So SSH doesn't work for you on a 32-bit rootfs? Jan 26 20:43:27 @WaseemAlkurdi, works, but I had problems with either plasma rootfs or halium, can't remember which Jan 26 20:43:40 Probably Halium's, as it's quite old Jan 26 20:43:56 The version linked to in the Wiki is from mid-2017 Jan 26 20:46:21 does anyone tried the developing phosh interface from purism's librem 5? Jan 26 21:04:49 I'm running Jan 26 21:07:15 I'm flashing the pm-rootfs-20180717 with the post install scripts of plasma mobile in halium-install-standalone.sh Jan 26 21:09:48 [Edit] I'm flashing the pm-rootfs-20180717 with the post install scripts of plasma mobile in halium-install-standalone Jan 26 21:29:34 So Jan 26 21:29:44 I have flashed it Jan 26 21:30:26 but it won't show the device in … $ip link show … to I be able to connect it via ssh Jan 26 21:30:36 What I have to do now? Jan 26 21:30:51 [Edit] What do I have to do now? Jan 26 21:31:13 the boot is halium-boot Jan 26 21:41:38 halium-boot doesn't work with Plasma Mobile (yet) Jan 26 21:42:01 @el_jsl, I have barebones hwcomposer backend for wlroots (library used by phosh) Jan 26 21:43:33 hybris-boot works in herolte? bc it couldn't boot the ubuntu touch Jan 26 21:44:02 hybris-boot - Halium rootfs, Plasma Mobile … halium-boot - UBPorts Jan 26 21:44:48 hybris-boot keeps rebooting in herolte Jan 26 21:44:52 idk why Jan 26 21:45:06 hm, maybe it is not happy about kernel options Jan 26 21:45:17 but you had UBPorts booting, right? Jan 26 21:45:32 yes, with halium-boot Jan 26 21:45:36 @WaseemAlkurdi, I would really argue with this advice Jan 26 21:45:46 did graphics work? Jan 26 21:45:53 in ut, yes Jan 26 21:46:21 in plasma, it stuck, won't load anything, so I think it not even booted Jan 26 21:46:27 with halium-boot Jan 26 21:47:10 let's go back to original issue then instead of having to solve the whole new set of problems. do you have Wi-Fi compiled as module or built-in? Jan 26 21:47:28 @NotKit, ok, idk Jan 26 21:47:46 should I re-flash ut, or try halium-rootfs with halium-boot? Jan 26 21:48:51 @NotKit, I mean, it must be built-in, bc it won't show in /system/lib/modules Jan 26 21:48:51 ut with halium-boot, as halium-rootfs probably won't help debug Wi-Fi (should be done same way in both actually) Jan 26 21:49:11 ok, so I'll re-flash ut Jan 26 21:49:39 http://docs.halium.org/en/latest/porting/debug-build/wifi.html Jan 26 21:49:53 have you tried first two commands? Jan 26 21:51:20 yes Jan 26 21:51:27 the second don't work Jan 26 21:51:48 it says, directory inexistent Jan 26 22:45:08 does firmware partition get mounted properly? Jan 26 22:46:21 @NotKit, what is the address of that? Jan 26 22:46:52 I do not know exact implementation on Qualcomms, but often it is /firmware or similar Jan 26 22:48:15 my processor is exynos Jan 26 22:49:40 and I think the wifi module is from Murata Jan 26 22:53:44 ah, then it is interesting issue Jan 26 22:57:16 this might sound very weird, but can I reinit my halium-7 build folder to pull vanilla lineageos? Jan 26 22:57:24 to save some bandwith that is Jan 26 23:08:52 how do I see Jan 26 23:08:55 the Jan 26 23:09:07 [Edit] how do I see the loaded modules? Jan 26 23:09:33 lshw returns 'command not found' Jan 26 23:23:02 @NotKit, I was looking at this: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1465738, it's the problem that I get when I try to run 'sudo ifconfig wlan0 up' **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Jan 27 02:59:57 2019