**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jun 17 03:00:02 2018 Jun 17 05:39:02 Sure you can! I just didn't know you have a gitlab account :) Jun 17 05:41:41 I think it should be possible to request access now Jun 17 10:19:48 豌豆 铜 was added by: 豌豆 铜 Jun 17 10:23:34 @JBBgameich, Are you building on sdcard or a usb device? Jun 17 10:25:09 i use eatmydata to reduce writes to the sdcard (I use cowbuilder so the build env will be recreated each time) Jun 17 10:25:35 [Edit] i use eatmydata to reduce writes to the sdcard (I also use cowbuilder so the build env will be recreated each time) Jun 17 10:26:15 SD cards are dying sooo fast for me in my pi's that out of 4 I have only one card left Jun 17 10:26:43 I haven't even been building anything besides simple packages Jun 17 10:26:49 Okay... I'm using the same one for years now (and I use it for building) Jun 17 10:28:52 Lol, either I've had bad luck or I should invest in better cards like those gray-red samsungs Jun 17 10:29:56 Have you been getting your cards from a reputable source? :P Jun 17 10:30:15 No idea at this point 😅 Jun 17 10:39:46 (Photo, 885x690) https://irc.ubports.com/WHt50h8a.png Jun 17 10:39:48 Can I remove those? Jun 17 10:57:10 @VeryOriginalUsername, One thing (not backed by any scientific data) helped me lot with SDcards is never ever abrupt the data write... It just kills of the sdcard faster Jun 17 11:56:46 @VeryOriginalUsername, Yes, these are created by halium-install and are not removed if it fails Jun 17 11:57:03 So, just `rm -r` them Jun 17 11:57:24 Yeah, did that before, they were taking a LOT of space Jun 17 11:57:41 Guess they were created every time script failed cause of my usntable usb port Jun 17 11:57:50 They should be removed automatically. .. Jun 17 11:58:03 But maybe there's some error handling missing Jun 17 13:54:14 I'm having the same issue as the n6P guy there: https://github.com/Halium/projectmanagement/issues/56#issuecomment-371043197 with test_hwcomposer on nicki with halium-7.1 Jun 17 13:56:10 here's the strace: https://pastebin.com/GenZRbvT Jun 17 13:56:35 I noticed a similar error when my android container didn't fully start. Can you check if there are some services rebooting all the time in /system/bin/logcat? Jun 17 13:57:05 Whoops, do I need lxc to fully function for this? Jun 17 13:57:26 Kernel 3.4 😂 🔫 Jun 17 13:58:02 That's the whole point of halium, having a minimal android running inside lxc to use it's drivers :) Jun 17 13:58:12 [Edit] That's the whole point of halium, having a minimal android running inside lxc to use its drivers :) Jun 17 13:58:33 Okay.. are there any known patches to let me enable pid namespaces? Jun 17 13:59:13 What was the compile error again? Jun 17 14:01:19 Let me change the config and see Jun 17 14:04:52 The latest few commits on the hammerhead kernel could be useful (also 3.4) https://github.com/Halium/android_kernel_lge_hammerhead Jun 17 14:06:06 fs/built-in.o:(.data.rel+0x2c4): undefined reference to `pidns_operations' Jun 17 14:14:23 Then try applying this patch: https://github.com/Halium/android_kernel_lge_hammerhead/commit/bd221854de33b75db7a7fa01cb34274b62a7cbf8.patch Jun 17 14:15:33 It compiled with this and user_ns fix Jun 17 14:15:37 Gonna try it out now! Jun 17 14:22:41 Same error Jun 17 14:23:15 https://pastebin.com/qiwfEW3h Jun 17 14:23:21 Do I need to fix all "missing" things? Jun 17 14:27:25 @JBBgameich Are you building for arm64 on RPi? If so, what distibution do you use? Raspbian Lite is only 32-bit and build fails at chroot. Jun 17 14:29:09 https://github.com/bamarni/pi64 this and arch arm 64bit are reasonable choices I guess Jun 17 14:29:51 Looks interesting, thanks! Jun 17 14:41:40 Hmmm.. my lxc is still not running for some unknown reason Jun 17 14:42:04 https://pastebin.com/mk1YxczM Jun 17 14:44:10 What does vendor preset mean in this case? Jun 17 14:45:43 @Sergobot, I use debian testing on it. There's an image for the pi linked in the debian wiki. Jun 17 14:46:13 @Sergobot, i am building for aarch64 (it's NOT arm64, it's aarch64) on my phone (for my phone) Jun 17 14:46:34 i use archlinuxarm aarch64 (and i build for archlinuxarm aarch64) Jun 17 14:46:58 you can also use termux on android to build packages for aarch64 (it's possible to install arch on top of termux) Jun 17 14:47:08 I call it arm64 because in this case it refers to the debian architecture which is named arm64. Jun 17 14:47:30 @JBBgameich, https://wiki.debian.org/RaspberryPi3 Jun 17 14:47:44 well i am really glad that debian has a mistake in their wiki Jun 17 14:47:58 it's aarch64 in the kernel, it's officially called aarch64, it's aarch64 Jun 17 14:49:23 It's not a mistake in the wiki but has been a decision to call the architecutre arm64 in debian just like x86_64 is also called amd64. Jun 17 14:50:12 @JBBgameich, Downloading, thanks :) Jun 17 14:50:37 anyways, there's no point in arguing about that. at least not here. maybe in OT, but i don't really care. i just wanted to give my 5 cents Jun 17 15:01:53 Trying dependencies-only mode in a non-existing device free? - is this normal after running breakfast or am I missing something? Jun 17 15:02:27 That's fine, you can ignore it. Jun 17 15:02:27 @Pajlow, yes Jun 17 15:02:29 totally okay Jun 17 15:03:55 (Photo, 456x207) https://irc.ubports.com/DIKI3ujB.png Jun 17 15:04:11 I should try cranking 1.7 up to 1.8 or 1.9 probably Jun 17 15:15:57 Alright ty, are CONFIG_IKCONFIG and CONFIG_IKCONFIG_PROC are the only values I habe to adjust or are there mode things to do? I got no clue 😅 Jun 17 15:17:35 Nvm 😅 Jun 17 15:43:47 @VeryOriginalUsername, Any ideas on why could it segfault? Jun 17 16:01:55 (Photo, 789x259) https://irc.ubports.com/v0m8hizI.png Jun 17 16:01:57 Uhh that looks bad Jun 17 16:06:36 Where is that log from? Jun 17 16:06:45 `journalctl` Jun 17 16:15:17 Can I throw all these rules to `system` user and group instead? Jun 17 16:48:55 Actually, my error is somewhat different Jun 17 16:49:22 https://pastebin.com/hd2Epgbf Jun 17 16:49:39 It's referencing libskia instead of libgui like in angler issue **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jun 18 03:00:07 2018