**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jan 28 03:00:03 2018 Jan 28 13:16:58 Guys, i need to resolve all this problems or is it ok? https://paste.ubuntu.com/26477000/ Jan 28 13:40:30 @Mattia990, No you dont need to resolve them all. Maybe udev but I'm not sure there either. The most important is the lxc service Jan 28 13:47:49 are scripts used on Halium buildservers available somewhere? Jan 28 13:48:00 I mean for Debian/Ubuntu packages like libhybris Jan 28 13:48:16 @Ellenjott, lxc@android is active (green), but "systemctl status" is starting (yellow). Another problem is firmware partition... isn't mounted... I need to add it in fstab.qcom ?? Jan 28 13:48:37 @NotKit, It's probably somewhere in here: https://github.com/blue-systems/pangea-tooling Jan 28 13:49:18 But reading the debain wiki will probably help you more for building the packages yourself Jan 28 13:50:59 I'm still somewhat confused for it since every Debian wiki page lists a different method for packaging and building packages... Jan 28 13:52:35 If you only want to rebuild, you can just `dget http://repo.halium.org/generic/pool/main/libh/libhybris/libhybris_0.1.0+p16.04+git20180123.1106-0.dsc` and rebuild it in pbuilder or just directly on your system using `dpkg-buildpackage --host-arch $ARCH` Jan 28 13:53:10 but what if I need to make changes/package extra stuff? Jan 28 13:53:22 You can also do changes before building Jan 28 13:53:48 but then you should better start with the git repository, not with the source package Jan 28 13:54:17 But the `dget`ing the source package is the easiest way to start Jan 28 13:54:59 in case of starting with git repository, should I then follow https://wiki.debian.org/PackagingWithGit? Jan 28 13:55:25 No, nobody of us uses gbp Jan 28 13:55:44 you just have to download and rename the upstream tarball yourself Jan 28 13:56:32 are there downsides of gbp in case of making new packages though? Jan 28 14:01:16 no, although I prefer using uscan Jan 28 14:01:41 But uscan only works when there are proper tags or releases, and that's not the case for libhybris and the plasma mobile packages Jan 28 14:01:50 btw, what do you want to package? Jan 28 14:02:39 https://github.com/NotKit/xf86-video-hwcomposer and related packages to get accelerated Xorg Jan 28 14:02:51 I already started packaging that one Jan 28 14:03:09 https://github.com/debian-pm/xserver-xorg-video-hwcomposer-packaging Jan 28 14:03:20 I haven't tested if it works though Jan 28 14:14:55 I wish there was something like Gentoo Portage system or AUR helpers or something to handle all those source downloads and stuff Jan 28 14:15:55 I'm not sure what you mean exactly, but uscan can download the source if you create a debian/watch file telling it where the sources are. Jan 28 14:18:22 @JBBgameich Do you know where /firmware is mounted? Jan 28 15:21:58 he probably asked what code is responsible for mounting it Jan 28 15:22:24 oh, duh Jan 28 15:23:17 https://github.com/Halium/lxc-android/blob/master/usr/lib/lxc-android/mount-android Jan 28 15:26:23 @NotKit, Yes, becuase /firmware folder exist but /firmware partition isn't mounted... Also dmesg is full of MBA.mdt file not found Jan 28 16:43:04 I had/have to enter the chroot via adb over and over again, so I wrote a script for it https://github.com/ZeroPointEnergy/halium-scripts/commit/08da039863533bb30a3a84c22cee8f2aecd6874e if this is useful to someone else I can make a pull request Jan 28 16:56:57 @JBBgameich thanks for the package Jan 28 17:02:59 Halium when will be compatible with kernel 4.0+? Jan 28 17:36:51 Guys? :( Jan 28 17:37:52 @petya230, I don't think it's incompatible in the first place Jan 28 17:38:01 it depends on Android version, not kernel version Jan 28 17:38:15 ? … Android? Jan 28 17:38:40 My halium doesnt boot coz kernel 4.0 Jan 28 17:39:12 probably it doesn't boot due to another reason Jan 28 17:40:08 Hm. Jan 28 17:40:17 But the usb tether is kernel problem Jan 28 17:40:29 "Halium use "rndis" (Usb tether) to make ssh available through USB. " Jan 28 17:40:49 Johnny Dennis: … USB/ADB/MTP Changed in nougat with 4.0 + linux kernel. It works totally different than it did with 3.0+ linux kernel. Halium implementation use 3.0+ kernel way and not works for us. 4.0+ kernel way use usbfs and config fs and is way more complicated. Jan 28 17:41:37 you need to change https://github.com/halium-packaging/hybris-usb-packaging/blob/master/usb-tethering that script then Jan 28 18:36:31 @JBBgameich have you any doc how to build libhybris for arm ? Jan 28 18:50:21 You can set up a Xenial chroot and just use normal debian cross-building `dpkg-buildpackage --host-arch armhf` Jan 28 19:30:01 @NeKit, ah is this where the "ssh network" is set up? Good to know. Jan 28 19:30:07 Telnet is here : https://github.com/Halium/hybris-boot/blob/master/init-script#L214 Jan 28 19:47:54 Guys, there is a way ti run echo sta >> ecc.. to enable wifi at every boot? Jan 28 19:48:56 @Mattia990, you can add service in init*.rc, this servcie run a script Jan 28 21:37:00 @Mattia990, Shouldnt that be done already by your android container? Grep the folder system in out dir for sta Jan 28 22:30:33 Thanks both, tomorrow i'll try! **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jan 29 03:00:01 2018