**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Feb 22 03:00:05 2018 Feb 22 05:27:15 You need to do what the program says you have to do Feb 22 05:28:13 For example, add an flag, or change from y to n Feb 22 05:29:01 You can execute the program later and if it doesn't say you need to do anything else, it's properly configured for now Feb 22 05:29:46 Well, at least the .config part Feb 22 06:35:49 @pablomancera, Well yes and no. For Ubuntu Touch some things are more a recommendation or opinion 😆 Feb 22 06:37:34 Ubtouch script for kernel config... Is good and bad at same time **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Feb 22 07:40:26 2018 Feb 22 08:44:29 Ok people, previous ubports-boot or hybris-boot didn't work for me, i could boot with -c break=mount at most, (to connect to telnet). Now i tried halium-boot and i can boot with -c break=bottom, without that my device isn't detected at all. When i run init script from / dir, it tries to mount weird paths that aren't nearly close t Feb 22 08:44:29 o paths from my device's fstab. When i do cat etc/fstab - it shows me it's empty file. Any suggestions? Feb 22 09:24:41 hi guys, little question … what is the advantage of use halium-boot instead of hybris-boot? Feb 22 11:13:00 thanks to https://github.com/Halium/projectmanagement/issues/40 … I have now a running android lxc container :D Feb 22 11:45:13 oh.... reboot after 85 seconds :/ Feb 22 11:45:48 kllp[m]1: got your ban issue sorted? I am around now.. if it is not sorted let me know Feb 22 11:46:08 @vince1171: got logcat/dmesg? Feb 22 11:49:45 yep https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/SPFdF7PYR6/ Feb 22 11:50:01 bshah: seems to work :) thank you Feb 22 11:50:17 ueventd killed so emergency reboot Feb 22 11:50:39 doesn't look like container is fully started Feb 22 11:51:04 can you disable lxc@android , and then try to login and then give me output of mount/ Feb 22 11:51:05 ? Feb 22 11:52:14 now it will not be possible :/ … I have to restore android for an important call :/ Feb 22 11:52:28 yes I port halium on my main phone Feb 22 11:52:48 I live dangerously Feb 22 11:54:25 sure, whenever you get time :) Feb 22 12:08:43 bshah: what do you think about putting https://github.com/Halium/projectmanagement/issues/51 as a "Porting FAQ" inside the debug section of the docs? Feb 22 12:09:19 kllp[m]1: I think that's good idea yes Feb 22 12:15:36 for issue at line 34, @JBBgameich suggested for bq devices (at least) :"I think I found a solution for the problems Halium has with the vendor repositories (all apks and jars need to be commented out). With a small change to the halium-devices repo, you only need to remove the apks from device/bq/tenshi/proprietary-files.tx Feb 22 12:15:36 t and don't need to fork vendor_bq", so no need to touch vendor files. I remember he did a patch for it Feb 22 12:49:58 @kllp[m]1, What does caf mean? Feb 22 12:53:08 rockybulwinkle: i don't know what the caf repo is Feb 22 12:53:34 caf repo == repo.halium.org/caf Feb 22 12:53:49 should be 'Plasma Mobile rootfs.img (CAF)' Feb 22 12:54:19 but there's also 'non-CAF' Feb 22 12:55:04 what does caf stand for? Feb 22 12:55:20 CAF stands for the Code Aurora Forum. It's the place where Qualcomm releases source code for their phone processors. It's directly supported by Qualcomm and it's generally a more optimized branch for Snapdragon phones. … Now, there are two mainlines for Qualcomm chipsets. We have CAF, and we have AOSP. … CAF is what Qualcomm Feb 22 12:55:20 provides to all hardware vendors, as references and documentation on the chipset. Because of this, almost all non-Nexus devices are running HALs, kernels, etc from the CAF line. … AOSP is direct from Google. Google will take a fork from the CAF like, and add or retract features that they deem necessary, and then produce that for Nexus phones. … So Feb 22 12:55:20 , what this means is CAF ROMs will likely perform marginally better, but they are lacking features added by Google's AOSP line. Feb 22 12:56:01 I found sometimes ago that definition of caf Feb 22 12:56:27 Thanks Feb 22 13:08:25 nice summary Feb 22 14:15:55 Is anyone intersted in a nexus 10? for porting halium/ubports to it? Feb 22 14:16:15 I have a spare one that I would like to donate (have my hands full with other ports already) Feb 22 15:22:24 @anpok, I can work on the port, I have my dd device, and a tablet that I might abandon a port on Feb 22 15:26:18 I have only found one android 7.1 repo for it, and theres no dependencies file Feb 22 15:34:11 if you want to do just just pm me your address and I get it shipped Feb 22 15:34:21 [Edit] if you want to do it just just pm me your address and I get it shipped Feb 22 15:35:09 [Edit] if you want to do it just pm me your address and I get it shipped Feb 22 16:54:56 How would I go about testing for caf since my device doesn't want to connect to wpa2 networks? USB networking doesn't work for some reason due to the route command being iffy Feb 22 16:56:22 http://repo.halium.org/caf/pool/main/libh/libhybris/ you could manually download Debs from here Feb 22 16:56:29 And install it using dpkg -i Feb 22 17:07:01 Okay :( Feb 22 17:08:21 I know my idea is not great but.. Feb 22 17:13:54 So halium-boot compiled for me as well as system.IMG, now I just gotta try it and see if it boots, I'll start with the halium reference rootfs Feb 22 17:14:08 Yeah, it shouldn't take too long (hopefully) Feb 22 17:14:53 What's the difference exactly between hybris-boot and halium-boot? The porting guide says to use hybris-boot Feb 22 17:15:56 Halium-boot is still in development, they haven't put it in the guide cause they have to figure out the initrd stuff, but it seems to work better Feb 22 17:16:40 hmm Does it function the same as hybris-boot? Feb 22 17:18:02 Not sure, I don't know exactly how the internals work, but halium-boot uses udev to mount partitions instead of the fixup-mountpoints script Feb 22 17:20:30 Okay, so it's slightly more simplified. I'll probably switch to halium-boot after its been finalized, but since hybris-boot is working for me, I'll stick with that for now Feb 22 17:23:10 Sounds good, I will try and get hybrid working as well but I'll stick with whichever one works lol Feb 22 17:24:44 lol Feb 22 17:27:45 Hmm hybris-boot didn't compile, prob cause I still gotta do my fixup-mountpoints lol Feb 22 18:07:01 @Qiangong2, It's actually much more complicated Feb 22 18:07:08 But that makes it simpler for you, the porter Feb 22 19:17:10 @UniversalSuperBox, Is halium-boot going to be the new standard or as an option along with hybris-boot? I wanna make sure I don't waste time working on something if its about to get phased out Feb 22 19:20:49 I plan on it replacing hybris-boot, but I don't think we have all distros on board yet. @bhushanshah ? Feb 22 22:11:30 madruga92 was added by: madruga92 Feb 23 01:42:06 So question, do I have to do the kernel config for halium-boot like I do if I use hybris-boot? Feb 23 01:42:19 Yep Feb 23 01:43:02 OK, so I'll have to do that and re-compile before I try it, is there a halium kernel script that will wrote the config? Feb 23 01:43:40 there's a script in halium-boot, but it's for Ubuntu Touch configs Feb 23 01:43:42 Rather than Halium ones Feb 23 01:43:49 Otherwise just use the docs Feb 23 01:46:45 OK, I have to do kernel config differently for my device, I usually have the script wrote what it needs to a blank then copy and paste and remove duplicates Feb 23 02:13:47 where can I download libwayland-client manually? I am trying to install caf halium manually since there are problems with my device connecting to wifi Feb 23 02:13:54 And usb networking does not work **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Feb 23 03:00:01 2018