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Oct 07 06:58:59 <Herrie> Morning!
Oct 07 07:07:01 <Tofe> Morning!
Oct 07 08:38:56 <Herrie> Tofe: How is the rebuild with the halium headers?
Oct 07 08:41:17 <Tofe> Herrie: identical in behavior
Oct 07 08:41:43 <Tofe> I'll PR it after the release
Oct 07 08:44:42 <Herrie> Tofe: OK
Oct 07 08:44:46 <Herrie> Any clues as to sensors?
Oct 07 08:44:51 <Herrie> It's weird they work on TP :S
Oct 07 08:45:03 <Herrie> The test crashes there too though :P
Oct 07 08:45:10 <Tofe> well, I get errors in logcat, but I don't know what they are for
Oct 07 08:45:32 <Tofe> for the test, it crashes as soon as we load the android sensor library
Oct 07 08:45:47 <Tofe> printf calls for floats seems all broken then
Oct 07 08:45:55 <Tofe> really weird
Oct 07 08:46:20 <Tofe> I think we'll patch the test_* to just print integers
Oct 07 08:46:29 <Tofe> of fixed floats
Oct 07 08:48:00 <Herrie> Tofe: The patch they pointed to seems to work?
Oct 07 08:48:07 <Herrie> Where they cast them to int?
Oct 07 08:49:43 <Tofe> sure, but I wanted to know why it crashes...
Oct 07 08:49:48 <Herrie> Yes ;)
Oct 07 08:50:01 <Herrie> It seems nobody really cared to fix the tests in the past
Oct 07 08:50:04 <Herrie> Which is a pitty
Oct 07 09:05:37 <Tofe> I did a small fix which uses fixed point numerical integers
Oct 07 09:06:09 <Tofe> so, yes, we get all the sensors :)
Oct 07 09:06:18 <Tofe> but orientation still doesn't work
Oct 07 09:06:29 <Tofe> I think because sensorfwd was started too soon
Oct 07 09:06:51 <Tofe> I've tried delaying it, so far without success
Oct 07 09:20:03 <Tofe> I get "sensor1_write: Error getting socket name fd: 0: No such file or directory" in logcat, but so far I don't know how to fix that because I don't know what "fd" is
Oct 07 09:56:47 <Herrie> Tofe: Google doesn't give me much useful there either
Oct 07 15:31:22 <Tofe> bshah: ping
Oct 07 16:40:32 <Tofe> Herrie: what are the blocking points for the release ?
Oct 07 16:59:44 <Herrie> Tofe: The rotation?
Oct 07 16:59:48 <Herrie> Rest not so much I'd say
Oct 07 17:00:37 <Herrie> The flickering screen but that might be tricky to debug
Oct 07 17:00:49 <Herrie> Seems to happen randomly
Oct 07 17:05:25 <Herrie> No real blockers for the rest I'd say
Oct 07 17:05:47 <Herrie> DougReeder has some issues with Serene Notes (his app) that worked with previous QtWebEngine but shouldn't be blocker for release
Oct 07 17:47:50 <Tofe> I ask that because it might take some time to fix rotation... I still don't really understand the bug
Oct 07 17:51:55 <NicolasBahamonde> Hello
Oct 07 17:52:40 <NicolasBahamonde> I am looking for help. I am trying to understand the porting guide of LuneOS but I am lost. I am compiling for the Motorola Moto X (2013, ghost) using CM11 codebase.
Oct 07 17:56:31 <Herrie|TP> NicolasBahamonde: pong
Oct 07 17:57:10 <Herrie|TP> We're currently in the process of moving from our old way of porting to using the great work done by Project Halium (www.halium.org)
Oct 07 17:57:22 <Herrie|TP> In general this should make the porting a bit easier.
Oct 07 17:57:45 <Herrie|TP> We still need to update our porting guide to reflect that.
Oct 07 17:57:57 <Herrie|TP> Any specific questions, feel free to ask here
Oct 07 18:11:03 <NicolasBahamonde> ok
Oct 07 18:11:35 <NicolasBahamonde> Herrie, how different is the classic process with the Halium way?
Oct 07 18:14:21 <Herrie|TP> The principles are the same I  general just Halium uses cm 12.1 or LineageOS 14.1
Oct 07 18:15:47 <NicolasBahamonde> My Moto X has decent support up to CM12.1.
Oct 07 18:16:02 <NicolasBahamonde> Do I have to download a CM12.1 ZIP again?
Oct 07 18:16:36 <NicolasBahamonde> Well, that's a stupid question. The best question is: how to merge the blobs with Halium this time?
Oct 07 18:19:49 <Herrie> https://docs.halium.org/en/latest/supplementary/device_overview.html
Oct 07 18:20:00 <Herrie> These are HGalium ported devices
Oct 07 18:20:47 <Herrie> Halium has a good porting guide
Oct 07 18:24:02 <NicolasBahamonde> OK, I gonna stop the repo init and start over again using Halium.
Oct 07 18:30:40 <Herrie|Pre3|2> Halium is the way to go
Oct 07 18:43:27 <Herrie> NicolasBahamonde: Moto devices seem to be working pretty well with libhybris: https://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Adaptations/libhybris
Oct 07 18:43:47 <Herrie> You'll need 3.4 kernel at least
Oct 07 18:47:23 <NicolasBahamonde> Of a compiling Linux kernel you mean?
Oct 07 18:50:25 <Herrie> Yes we need 3.4 kernel
Oct 07 18:50:44 <Herrie> For linux for systemd 232 we use
Oct 07 19:04:12 <NicolasBahamonde> Using Ubuntu Xenial on Windows 10 for compilation environment.
Oct 07 19:04:16 <NicolasBahamonde> *as a
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