**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Apr 18 02:59:58 2016 Apr 18 08:37:24 MOrning! Apr 18 08:37:46 Back to civilization :) Apr 18 09:36:17 Tofe: Welcome back to civilized world :) Hope you had a good time! Apr 18 09:36:50 Started the Monday morning by letting my Veer drop face down and screen in bits and pieces, so won't be around here much until I swapped to another phone, probably during lunchtime or shortly after :P Apr 18 09:39:02 Herrie: oh, that's quite a bad monday Apr 18 09:39:28 I went cllimbing in the Alps, that was really nice :) **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Apr 18 11:00:55 2016 Apr 18 12:29:01 Tofe: Nice :) Apr 18 12:29:19 On a Pre 3 for now :) See if I can get used to it. Feels bulky compared to my Veer :P Apr 18 12:43:06 Back needed to update OpenSSL so my Google will work :P$ Apr 18 13:11:55 JaMa: Welcome back! Apr 18 13:12:49 Did some testing o Apr 18 13:14:39 n the unstable image. Mako doesn't boot. Tofe will probably check the systemd issue sometime. I tried something over the weekend but that didn't work out. Maguro is fine, PulseAudio seems to work but no audio output. TP boots, just no Wifi on my TP 4G, t Apr 18 13:14:39 hough nothing suspicious in logs it seems. Will retest on Wifi only TP. Qemux86 I couldn't connect with SCP Apr 18 13:19:56 So a mixed bag of results but nothing too major it seems. Apr 18 13:25:38 thanks for testing! Apr 18 13:26:52 Maybe you can see if you can replicate the qemu one and we'll try to see if we can find solutions for the rest? Apr 18 13:41:57 JaMa: If you have some debug instructions I'm happy to give qemu a go myself as well. Apr 18 15:35:34 Herrie: my battery is still on the way, but I've now removed the old one Apr 18 15:35:54 so now there's no risk of hurting the N4 badly Apr 18 15:50:37 Tofe: mine is finally in the mail after I received the RMA number, but it might take 4-6 weeks they said :s Apr 18 15:50:57 Galaxy Nexus SIM slot should arrive shortly though :P Apr 18 16:09:46 Hello, I've found an error whenever I repo sync LuneOS Apr 18 16:10:16 whenever it tries to sync https://github.com/cyngn/android_vendor_cyngn/ It does not work Apr 18 16:10:41 Cyanogenmod has taken i down from the cyngn github site Apr 18 17:49:29 Morning Apr 18 17:52:19 morning :) Apr 18 17:54:11 €;<>[\]^`{|}~¡¢£¤¥§©ª«¬®°±º¹²³µ¶»¼½¾¿ƒ‘’‚‛“”„†‡•…‰‹›™Ω×÷Þß:-(:-);-) Apr 18 17:54:59 I was wondering how to get these Sym key symbols out of the VKB. Is it possible? Or WIP? Apr 18 17:56:06 Also, is there a standard testing procedure? Apr 18 17:56:47 I'm currently running Coffee Milk stable. Apr 18 17:57:53 I have an N4 (I see there is a bit of a shortage) so I do tests if you want, but I need to sort out a smaller SIM for it. Apr 18 18:06:37 Qiangong2: I'm home now, so we can continue here ;) Apr 18 18:06:51 Just wIRC (IRC client on my Pre 3) isn't always behaving Apr 18 18:06:56 Preemptive: morning Apr 18 18:07:13 Qiangong2: Can you copy the paste here Apr 18 18:07:15 Hello Apr 18 18:07:38 Preemptive: We have some under the sym-keyboard and some are under the regular letters, but I guess quite some are missing still ;) Apr 18 18:07:47 The VKB is pretty much work in progress still Apr 18 18:08:01 It now more or less has 3.0.x similar capabilities Apr 18 18:08:21 + text prediction & auto completion if you enable it in settings Apr 18 18:08:34 But that's after Coffee Milk ;) Apr 18 18:08:36 I was thinking that ... is a bit redundant & could be repurposed as a sym key Apr 18 18:08:58 ... is basically sym to a certain extend Apr 18 18:09:10 Herrie: Here it is --- http://pastebin.com/K56T3CDY Apr 18 18:09:12 We went by what was in 3.0.5 and adjusted Maliit (our input framework for it) Apr 18 18:09:23 Oh? It only does ... for me. Apr 18 18:10:03 Preemptive: It should give you some alternatives Apr 18 18:10:07 Let me try my Nexus Apr 18 18:10:10 My N4 is RMA Apr 18 18:11:03 It shows a bubble, but that just has ... ;-) Apr 18 18:11:20 Preemptive: 123 gives you alternative layout Apr 18 18:12:16 ... should give you other options for s will give you s, $ etc Apr 18 18:13:36 As the other keys with options have ... I thought it might be a 'sym', but it's just ... Yes, 123 is numbers and symbols. None of those have additional options. Apr 18 18:14:11 Preemptive: Correct, we also don't have emoji's currently... Apr 18 18:14:17 We still need to come up with something for that Apr 18 18:14:38 Thats OK, I only use ;-) Apr 18 18:14:57 But some passwords can't be entered... Apr 18 18:15:27 Qiangong2: I never ported a device myself, Tofe or Andolamin might know a thing or 2. ARMv5 I also doubt we tried Apr 18 18:15:35 All our target are ARMv7 at least Apr 18 18:15:47 Preemptive: That's a fair point :P Apr 18 18:15:55 How you do it on legacy 3.0.x currently? Apr 18 18:16:01 You should have the same problem there :P Apr 18 18:16:09 2.x had more options I agree ;) Apr 18 18:16:15 The Galaxy Star Pro is ARMv7 Apr 18 18:16:22 It's ARMv7l Apr 18 18:16:44 Hang on, I'll get the TP (I could cut n paste, but that's also WIP) Apr 18 18:18:09 Qiangong2: OK I might have read wrongly somewhere :) Apr 18 18:19:21 Okay, It's a build error though, not necessarily s porting error right? Apr 18 18:19:46 A vpx error Apr 18 18:23:37 Hi there Apr 18 18:23:41 TP has permanent number row. Symbol shift brings `~€£\|{}[]<>=+x÷°;::-);-):-(:'(:-P:-O<3 Apr 18 18:23:46 Hi Apr 18 18:24:48 Qiangong2: indeed, the first thing to port luneos on a new device is to have a working CM build Apr 18 18:25:10 I have made a working cm11 build Apr 18 18:25:36 Using the same trees I'm using now Apr 18 18:25:41 Ok, so maybe I didn't understand well, the problem you have now Apr 18 18:26:23 I'm getting a SoftVPX.cpp error whenever I build using brunch Apr 18 18:27:51 There are four more buttons at bottom right with bubble options: ,/\ .? Oh, the number key also have options! I'll just send it all in an email - it looks like the sym key may be matched by the TP keyboard Apr 18 18:27:55 Looking at your paste, it looks like the on2 codec for stagefright is problematic Apr 18 18:28:20 Yeah, I don't know why though... Apr 18 18:28:42 What's the difference between the working cm11 build you made and the current one? Apr 18 18:29:23 I haven't made any edits to either code. The cm11 builds just fine, the LuneOS does not Apr 18 18:30:57 But that's the part I don't understand: apart from a little patch we apply on the android code, there's no "LuneOS CM build" as such Apr 18 18:32:09 hmm Apr 18 18:32:19 Where do you get the code from? Apr 18 18:32:34 github.com/Fire-Galaxy/ Apr 18 18:32:51 android_kernel_samsung_logan2g Apr 18 18:33:00 and android_device_samsung_logan2g Apr 18 18:33:48 I get my vendor specific blobs from http://github.com/ItsAnilSingh/android_vendor_samsung_logan2g Apr 18 18:38:14 Tofe: could it possibly be that I had to edit the default.xml to finish the repo sync? Apr 18 18:38:26 Herrie knows about it Apr 18 18:38:37 Did you follow this kind of steps ? http://webos-ports.org/wiki/Porting_Guide#Building_the_Android_pieces Apr 18 18:38:48 Yes I did follow that Apr 18 18:39:04 ok Apr 18 18:39:32 github.com/cyngn/android_vendor_cyngn does not exist anymore Apr 18 18:42:19 Ok, so yes there might be some update to do on the default.xml file Apr 18 18:44:14 right now you have to set remote=github and revision=master to CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cyanogen Apr 18 18:47:41 Qiangong2: android_vendor_cyanogen looks TOO OLD to me. Apr 18 18:47:45 Maybe you need https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cm/tree/cm-11.0 instead? Apr 18 18:48:00 Tofe: You remember? I'm not very familiar with all this Apr 18 18:48:42 Herrie: no, I don't really remember, I've not looked at the android builds for quite a long time Apr 18 18:49:02 And it was morphis who handled most of it Apr 18 18:49:07 That's what I thought originally... Apr 18 18:49:28 Qiangong2: It looks a bit old to me, seeing it's 6 years not updated Apr 18 18:49:50 yeah, that could be why it isn't building :) Apr 18 18:50:03 I'll change the default.xml and build again Apr 18 18:50:06 CM 11 = Android 4.4 Apr 18 18:50:14 Which wasn't out back then Apr 18 18:50:20 They were still on 2.x Apr 18 18:50:24 I just thought the other one was generic that's why Apr 18 18:52:03 Our Touchpad build is based on CM11, Maguro (Galaxy Nexus) & Mako (Nexus 4) based on CM 10.1 (Android 4.2.2), but looking to upgrade it to 4.4 CM11 based too. Apr 18 18:52:30 Tofe: https://github.com/Herrie82/fingerterm/commit/8cca3a6b45a6f0f60942fea357a32c8ea770436f & https://github.com/Herrie82/fingerterm/commit/7b5c66926cce599bf25e27749a7fe4f75df0668d Apr 18 18:52:36 In case you forgot :P Apr 18 18:53:27 Herrie: thanks, I did forget :) Apr 18 18:56:14 Herrie: We already have that vendor tree set as vendor/cm Apr 18 18:56:47 Or at least the main branch it is trying to read from... Apr 18 18:57:31 Tofe Still same VPX error with the new tree replacing the old one Apr 18 19:00:29 Did you try without -userdebug? Apr 18 19:01:21 you mean with -eng? Apr 18 19:01:44 no, for the brunch target Apr 18 19:01:50 You used brunch cm_-userdebug ? Apr 18 19:02:13 I used brunch logan2g which defaults to cm_logan2g-userdebug Apr 18 19:02:28 the only other option is cm_logan2g-eng Apr 18 19:02:40 Which I have never gotten to work Apr 18 19:06:28 ok Apr 18 19:06:40 same errors on VPX.cpp Apr 18 19:06:57 I'm a bit out of idea, even if I guess the issue is that on2 shouldn't even be needed here Apr 18 19:07:31 I'm hesitant to comment those lines out though... Apr 18 19:07:54 * same errors on eng Apr 18 19:09:20 Qiangong2: What you're trying to achieve with a port? Based on the hardware I would say it wouldn't run very well Apr 18 19:09:31 Though for learning experience it's nice of course :D Apr 18 19:09:44 I got a Huawei P6 laying around somewhere I might try it on :) Apr 18 19:10:17 Mainly for learning at this point :) It would be cool though if we could also optimize LuneOS for low RAM devices Apr 18 19:12:24 Qiangong2: Yes, but seeing the RAM that QtWebEngine (Chromium) mainly uses, it will be quite hard Apr 18 19:12:42 RAM aren't really the costs anymore nowadays, but yeah I agree, low footprint is always nice :) Apr 18 19:13:13 Just for reference: 1GB RAM on the Galaxy Nexus & Touchpad seems really quite the minimum to run it more or less OK-ish Apr 18 19:13:37 But we haven't tried anything below to be honest Apr 18 19:13:50 We just need it to build before we worry about speed :D Apr 18 19:14:20 True Apr 18 19:15:58 Oh, yes, someone tweeted this: http://github.com/dthree/cash It seems to be command line shell in js, but I don't really know.. ;-) Any use? Apr 18 19:16:21 Preemptive: We have FingerTerm, soon in Prelude :P Apr 18 19:17:33 Yes.. needs a magnifying glass at the moment, so prelude would be good. I type on it VERY carefully! Apr 18 19:18:18 I think I typed every character on the TP KB, so... I'll do a spreadsheet or something Apr 18 19:20:59 Preemptive: That would be helpful :) Apr 18 19:21:05 Tweaking the VKB is pretty easy too :) Apr 18 19:21:19 You can basically do it in QtCreator :) Apr 18 19:21:44 We have some instructions here: http://webos-ports.org/wiki/Getting_Started_-_QML_Apps#webos-keyboard Apr 18 19:21:51 On how to get started with QML stuff ;) Apr 18 19:22:07 It's basically Javascript/Enyo syntax mix with pretty OK documentation from QT side ;) Apr 18 19:22:29 Yes, OK I'll take the hint and have a look at installing that, but I can't promise anything. I don't know javascript Apr 18 19:23:11 Preemptive: I wrote the browser without knowing QML :P Apr 18 19:23:15 Just out of curiosity, does the keyboard support Simplified and Traditional Chinese Support? Like PinYin, ZhuYin, or CangJie? Apr 18 19:23:36 Qiangong2: It should support PinYin theoretically but we haven't tested it :P Apr 18 19:23:53 Qiangong: You could do it in QT creator! ;-) Apr 18 19:24:00 Okay, thanks :) Apr 18 19:24:05 We use Maliit as input framework which is pretty good ;) Apr 18 19:24:51 Okay :) I'm sure you'll gain so many users if PinYin works ;) Apr 18 19:25:28 Qiangong2: We need a dev to make it work that understands Mandarin and/or Cantonese :P Apr 18 19:25:57 I'd be willing, but I only know Mandarin Apr 18 19:26:18 And let me guess, QT Creator? ;) Apr 18 19:28:12 Thanks & good night. I have to eat. I will send a table presently Apr 18 19:29:32 Qiangong2: QT Creator: Yes :) Apr 18 19:29:46 You can just run webos-keyboard in there :) Apr 18 19:29:50 And modify on the go :) Apr 18 19:30:05 Okay :) Apr 18 20:17:02 Hmmm. The only way seem to be able to get a log message out of webos-telephonyd is to call g_error() but that causes a memory violation. At least I know my code is being called... Apr 18 20:39:36 Herrie: I got another error: "external/sonivox/arm-wt-22k/lib_src/eas_wtengine.c:454: error: undefined reference to 'android_errorWriteLog' " Apr 18 20:39:46 Tofe: you too :D **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Apr 19 02:59:59 2016