**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jun 04 03:00:00 2018 Jun 04 03:36:51 cyb0hrg was added by: cyb0hrg Jun 04 03:37:55 Hello, Used to hoover around here dicking with a surface RT for a bit. We found it has Winbond Flash located here: Jun 04 03:38:12 (Photo, 460x236) https://irc.ubports.com/PpiKsjYD.png Jun 04 03:38:29 Chip on right, that uses SPI interface. Apparently you can pull the entire bootloader image off of it Jun 04 03:59:50 (Photo, 1280x960) https://irc.ubports.com/o3xPh4GO.png Jun 04 04:08:44 My guy says: you can interact with native rpi/These winbond chips are basically microcontrollers with some handy flash built in. … And there's an opcode that just says "dump everything lmao" and after you lift the C pin, it dumps its entire flash image over SPI Master-in-Slave-Out Jun 04 09:16:33 @cyb0hrg, Dump it then Jun 04 09:16:36 🤷‍♂️ Jun 04 09:16:54 I dont have a SPI or a rpi on hand Jun 04 12:56:05 https://docs.halium.org/en/latest/porting/debug-build/usbnet.html Jun 04 12:56:05 can't get this to work Jun 04 12:56:15 ```$ sudo route add default gw 192.168.1.132 … SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable``` Jun 04 12:56:21 [Edit] ```$ sudo route add default gw 192.168.2.1 … SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable``` Jun 04 12:56:38 could someone explain what i am doing wrong Jun 04 12:59:07 @vanyasem, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/bHM8jVQ6qP/ Jun 04 13:03:56 Looks like the phone is already up on 10.0.0.0/8 Jun 04 13:05:19 Change the IP address in that command to match your desktop's Jun 04 13:05:28 @UniversalSuperBox, Tried that Jun 04 13:05:33 @vanyasem, Same error Jun 04 13:05:46 What exactly did you type Jun 04 13:06:23 @UniversalSuperBox, ```~ sudo route add default gw 192.168.1.132 … SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable``` Jun 04 13:07:00 Right, because you're not connected to anything on that subnet. Change that IP address to your desktop's in the 10.*.*.* range Jun 04 13:07:18 @UniversalSuperBox, i am confused Jun 04 13:07:44 On the phone you are trying to set your desktop as your router Jun 04 13:07:51 correct Jun 04 13:08:18 A router is a computer on your subnet that can send traffic to other subnets Jun 04 13:08:32 right Jun 04 13:08:44 The phone is currently on the 10.0.0.0/8 subnet on rndis0 Jun 04 13:09:18 which ip should i assign then? Jun 04 13:09:47 i used this to connect to the phone: … ```sudo ip address add 10.15.19.100 dev $RNDIS_DEVICE … sudo ip route add 10.15.19.82 dev $RNDIS_DEVICE``` Jun 04 13:09:50 What IP does your computer have on the rndis0 (or whatever systemd renamed it to) interface? Jun 04 13:10:12 @UniversalSuperBox, 10.15.19.100 if i'm not mistaken Jun 04 13:10:29 That'll be it, then Jun 04 13:10:34 oh shit it works Jun 04 13:10:41 my permissions are screwed up though somehow Jun 04 13:10:48 i can't run ping as `vanyasem` Jun 04 13:10:53 i can only run ping as `root` Jun 04 13:10:59 * vanyasem cries Jun 04 13:11:04 That's the paranoid network Jun 04 13:11:08 Or udev rules Jun 04 13:11:18 i don't even have lxc or android on my rootfs Jun 04 13:11:25 it's just plain arch with hybris-usb Jun 04 13:11:42 You still need your udev rules. :) Jun 04 13:12:00 okay, will try that now Jun 04 13:12:13 wait Jun 04 13:12:14 what Jun 04 13:12:22 i am confused again Jun 04 13:12:47 i can't generate udev rules, as i don't have lxc Jun 04 13:13:06 Use them from another rootfs then Jun 04 13:13:10 what udev rule i could possible need for a virtual hybris-usb interface Jun 04 13:13:12 They don't need to be generated Jun 04 13:13:26 @UniversalSuperBox, sounds reasonable, will try that now Jun 04 13:13:31 @vanyasem, but still weird Jun 04 13:14:04 udev rules specify where a device node should be created, its ownership, and its permissions Jun 04 13:14:07 In a nutshell Jun 04 13:14:26 So they should be pretty samey between distributions Jun 04 13:14:53 how does this affect a virtual interface Jun 04 13:14:59 a virtual usb bridge Jun 04 13:15:05 why Jun 04 13:15:06 i don't get it Jun 04 13:15:48 and well that didn't fix it Jun 04 13:15:59 ```$ ping ya.ru … ping: socket: Operation not permitted``` Jun 04 13:16:35 oh okay i found the issue Jun 04 13:17:02 ```$ ls -lah /usr/bin/ping … -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 56K Jun 4 11:28 /usr/bin/ping``` Jun 04 13:17:06 it's supposed to be suid Jun 04 13:17:49 thank you @UniversalSuperBox ^^ Jun 04 13:20:33 @vanyasem, ohh happened to me Jun 04 13:20:44 @trueleo, i just messed my rootfs up Jun 04 13:20:49 my fault Jun 04 13:20:59 I used sudo -s then generate udev rules Jun 04 13:21:06 it's not related Jun 04 13:22:46 hmm BTW halium-boot check config explicitly says to turn PARANOID_NETWORK to n. I have it y on hybrid boot so I shouldn't disable it right ? Jun 04 13:23:14 hybris-boot* Jun 04 13:47:42 @cyb0hrg, Funny thing: I took a portable DVD player apart yesterday and found a chip by the same manufacturer. I'd never really heard of them up until then. Jun 04 14:40:05 (Document) https://irc.ubports.com/1I94iMRW.png Jun 04 14:40:09 I don't recommend using a windows hsot Jun 04 14:40:17 [Edit] I don't recommend using a windows host Jun 04 14:40:32 who thought that would be a good idea lol Jun 04 14:40:42 not me Jun 04 14:40:55 but i can't use halium-install on rpi since it has an armhf os Jun 04 14:41:08 and qemu won't let me use a binary that system uses Jun 04 14:41:24 open an issue on JBB's repo Jun 04 14:41:27 i will take a look at it Jun 04 14:41:42 let me quickly reproduce Jun 04 14:42:14 Remove the lines that check for and copy qemu-arm-static Jun 04 14:42:21 @vanyasem, i know why it happens. because it tries to copy a qemu static binary when i doesn't Jun 04 14:42:23 @vanyasem, [Edit] i know why it happens. because it tries to copy a qemu static binary when i doesn't need to Jun 04 14:42:32 oh jbb was quicker :P Jun 04 14:42:55 @JBBgameich, please take a look at this PR https://github.com/Halium/docs/pull/93 Jun 04 14:43:14 read the comments Jun 04 14:43:14 i agree with them tbh Jun 04 14:44:11 I already have a commit locally to remove a few unused things, but I need to have the script split up since it shares code with another script I use. Jun 04 14:44:29 @JBBgameich, comment that on the PR plz Jun 04 14:44:41 There is a script in the utils folder to make it standalone Jun 04 14:44:49 @vanyasem, we need to solve that issue somehow, it's important Jun 04 14:45:09 @vanyasem, Yeah will do later. I'm just using my phone currently Jun 04 14:45:20 looks like the script failed for me Jun 04 14:45:23 just reminding you. no rush :P Jun 04 14:45:38 Feel free to remind me again in case I forget it :) Jun 04 14:45:50 @JBBgameich, i will, github reminds me of that :P Jun 04 14:46:00 @VeryOriginalUsername, it does on UT Jun 04 14:46:00 mb Jun 04 14:47:30 It does only set passwords, but doesn't create the user accounts. The Ubuntu Touch specific parts are not much tested by me unfortunately Jun 04 14:48:20 They worked once already though Jun 04 18:08:49 `recvmsg()` seems to be unsupported on my kernel for HTC 10 … Has anyone faced that issue? Can someone assist me? … Nexus 5 running stock UT supports that option btw … Kernel (3.18): https://github.com/Halium/android_kernel_htc_msm8996 … Failing test: https://bugs.launchpad.net/mir/+bug/1540731 … Stracing a test: https://phabricato Jun 04 18:08:49 r.mynameisivan.ru/P38 Jun 04 18:08:53 [Edit] `recvmsg()` seems to be unsupported on my kernel for HTC 10 … Has anyone faced that issue? Can someone assist me? … Nexus 5 running stock UT supports that option btw … Kernel (3.18): https://github.com/Halium/android_kernel_htc_msm8996 … Failing test: https://bugs.launchpad.net/mir/+bug/1540731 … Stracing a test: https://pha Jun 04 18:08:53 bricator.mynameisivan.ru/P38 Jun 04 18:09:07 [Edit] `recvmsg()` seems to be unsupported on my kernel for HTC 10 … Has anyone faced that issue? Can someone assist me? … Nexus 5 running stock UT supports that function btw … Kernel (3.18): https://github.com/Halium/android_kernel_htc_msm8996 … Failing test: https://bugs.launchpad.net/mir/+bug/1540731 … Stracing a test: https://p Jun 04 18:09:07 habricator.mynameisivan.ru/P38 Jun 04 18:15:58 anyone here with a 2013/14 sony device running halium? Jun 04 18:16:41 The Xperia Z is from 2013 and runs Halium Jun 04 18:17:03 but does someone here have it running Jun 04 18:17:25 @Ellenjott ported it, but I'm not sure if he currently has it installed. Jun 04 18:17:58 @Ellenjott have you had sony logo on boot? Jun 04 18:18:00 @VeryOriginalUsername, It should run, but it's currently not installed Jun 04 18:18:06 @VeryOriginalUsername, Yep Jun 04 18:18:19 well, my device would need kernel cleanup Jun 04 18:18:30 freaking FIH had to make code for it 😠 Jun 04 18:19:00 The vendor logo on boot is normal. That's also the case on my Aquaris U. Jun 04 18:19:44 The screen turns black once the container is initialized and takes control over the display. Jun 04 18:19:52 I mean, my device's code is so fucked it literally looks for an image inside ramdisk with a specific name Jun 04 19:08:16 @bhushanshah https://github.com/Halium/lxc-android Jun 04 19:08:19 what license is this repo Jun 04 19:09:47 @vanyasem, https://github.com/Halium/lxc-android/issues/13 Jun 04 22:17:00 Hey everyone, how long should it take to fetch projects for the initial setup to build? Jun 04 22:18:33 @okloloi, depends on your internet speed of course; I don't remember how long it took me, but quite some time (maybe on the range of hours?) Jun 04 22:20:48 Just for the initial fetch? I'm hanging on: … Fetching projects: 99% (213/215) Jun 04 22:21:09 is it doing anything? Jun 04 22:21:19 e.g. can you check the network activity or disk acitivity? Jun 04 22:21:52 gimme a sec Jun 04 22:26:02 yeah network and disk seem to be fine Jun 04 22:26:13 fine, as in, it's still doing stuff? Jun 04 22:26:56 forgive my ignorance but im not entirely sure how to check Jun 04 22:27:22 internet is fine as in, connected and working Jun 04 22:27:38 (Photo, 691x633) https://irc.ubports.com/XGV7Mnlb.png if you have a tool like this installed, it might show you network at least Jun 04 22:28:07 not sure what OS or distro you're on, but there's probably something similar Jun 04 22:29:51 im on ubuntu 18.04, using slurm for network and it seems to be recieving. Jun 04 22:30:14 chances are it's doing something then... maybe a bit of patience is in order. Jun 04 22:30:48 I'll wait it out and report back. Thanks for your help! Jun 04 22:30:54 you're welcome Jun 04 22:56:03 @reivilibre, It worked! I was waiting twice as long before and nothing happened. Now to build... Jun 04 22:56:36 woot, have fun :-) Jun 04 23:56:31 Ph9214 was added by: Ph9214 **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Jun 05 02:05:33 2018 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Jun 05 03:00:14 2018