**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Feb 01 02:59:59 2015 Feb 01 06:03:37 Can somebody plz do: which dpkg-preconfigure | xargs dpkg -S Feb 01 06:05:32 I've evidently deleted it Feb 01 06:05:43 and am trying to trace where it comes from, it seems fakeroot killed it Feb 01 06:05:47 Plz help =) Feb 01 06:05:51 Don't want to flash to figure it out Feb 01 06:07:09 should come from debconf Feb 01 06:07:18 but evidently installing debconf from repos kills it=/ Feb 01 06:08:29 auenf: Hi Feb 01 06:08:36 auenf: Would u do me a big favor plz? Feb 01 06:11:53 darnit =) Anyone with an n900, plz wakeup Feb 01 06:23:06 ......... Feb 01 06:27:53 ~dpkg Feb 01 06:27:54 somebody said dpkg was a bot, or the low-level command to install and manipulate Debian package files (.debs). Feb 01 06:27:59 ~dpkg-reconfigure Feb 01 06:27:59 it has been said that dpkg-reconfigure is a tool used to reconfigure packages Feb 01 06:28:06 ~dpkg-preconfigure Feb 01 06:31:22 HI Vajb Feb 01 06:31:32 Vajb: Do u have an n900? Feb 01 06:31:58 hi stryngs, yes i have Feb 01 06:32:06 Would u do me a huge favor? Feb 01 06:32:12 Do u have it handy? Feb 01 06:32:15 two actually Feb 01 06:32:25 i'm trying to figure out if i broke my n900 Feb 01 06:32:30 i'm missing dpkg-reconfigure evidently Feb 01 06:32:32 connecting from it ;) Feb 01 06:32:42 can u do Feb 01 06:32:49 which dpkg-reconfigure | xargs dpkg -S Feb 01 06:32:59 I would very much appreciate it Feb 01 06:33:10 what should i do? Feb 01 06:33:25 run that command? Feb 01 06:33:28 plz Feb 01 06:33:35 but it seems its ok to be missing evidently Feb 01 06:33:43 but yes, that command will tell us if it in fact exists Feb 01 06:35:13 dpkg-reconfigure | xargs dpkg -S Feb 01 06:35:13 -sh: dpkg-reconfigure: not found Feb 01 06:35:14 dpkg-query: --search needs at least one file name pattern argument Feb 01 06:35:23 interesting Feb 01 06:35:39 running cssu testing Feb 01 06:35:41 ok, so i guess its cool for debconf then =) Feb 01 06:35:45 Sure sure Feb 01 06:35:47 and u have Feb 01 06:35:47 dpkg Feb 01 06:35:51 and dpkg-dev installed, yes? Feb 01 06:35:57 and fakedebconf Feb 01 06:35:58 ? Feb 01 06:36:02 dpkg --list | grep fakedebconf Feb 01 06:36:08 lol no Feb 01 06:36:14 oh Feb 01 06:36:21 can u do: apt-get install dpkg-dev? Feb 01 06:36:24 It wont hurt yer box Feb 01 06:36:29 im not much of a developer :/ Feb 01 06:36:32 Ah Feb 01 06:36:33 I am Feb 01 06:36:34 =) Feb 01 06:36:42 Trying to port Scratchbox stuff to the n900 locally Feb 01 06:36:47 :) Feb 01 06:37:07 yes i was following ur conversation the other day Feb 01 06:37:11 Ah Feb 01 06:37:16 Yeah man, exciting stuff +) Feb 01 06:37:39 yeah Feb 01 06:37:56 it's working too it seems Feb 01 06:38:02 i rebuilt via debuild -us -uc with no errors Feb 01 06:38:08 now just wokring on dh-make and such Feb 01 06:38:30 But Vajb If you wouldn't mind, apt-get install dpkg-dev Feb 01 06:38:31 ? Feb 01 06:39:46 gimme a few minutes if u r not in terrible hurry. I just woke up :D Feb 01 06:39:51 Sure =) Feb 01 06:39:55 Wrking on libpipeline =) Feb 01 06:43:31 ok tried apt-get install dpkg-dev and it said not available Feb 01 06:44:01 tried it on my test device which run cssu thumb Feb 01 06:44:57 now i have to get some breakfast. Bbl Feb 01 06:45:18 =) Feb 01 08:19:10 moin :) Feb 01 08:43:10 Pali: pastebin.com/ktkdapnc two random reboots. Device was just laying on table connected to wlan. Feb 01 08:45:08 Vajb: abnormal, HW reboot Feb 01 08:45:16 or kernel crash Feb 01 08:45:37 check also /dev/mtd2ro Feb 01 08:46:59 create dump of /dev/mtd2ro, copy to linux host and inspect it with tool sp-oops-extract Feb 01 08:47:18 you can download source code from repository.maemo.org/pool/maemo5.0/free/s/sp-oops-extract/sp-oops-extract_0.0.7-1.tar.gz Feb 01 08:47:45 if there are any kernel crash it should be stored in that mtd2ro Feb 01 08:48:12 and sp-oops-extract convert binary structure in mtd2ro to readable text lines Feb 01 09:41:24 hi guys how do i turn off the splash screen on my android phone so that I can see all the bootup messages? Feb 01 10:03:13 Pali: thx, i will try to investigate mtd2ro in few days time when i got time. How do i dump that file? Is copying it via ssh to desktop possible? Feb 01 10:03:39 copying is not possible (it is character device) Feb 01 10:03:57 but do some: cat /dev/mtd2ro > /home/user/MyDocs/mtd2ro.dump Feb 01 10:03:59 (as root) Feb 01 10:04:11 and then you can copy file from MyDocs normally Feb 01 10:05:04 uhhimhere: wrong channel, there are only people with Maemo phone :-) Feb 01 10:05:22 :) Feb 01 10:17:23 Pali: ok. My next question is, is that program source to be used on device or i can use it on my desktop? Feb 01 10:18:02 data in mtd2ro dump are binary and for easy read you need to convert it to text data Feb 01 10:18:11 program in that source code is C Feb 01 10:18:23 so you can compile it and run either on device or desktop Feb 01 10:19:00 our maemo in n900 is linux, so you can run it also on 900 directly :-) Feb 01 10:19:19 ok. I think i'll try it with desktop. At least it wont crash on me :) Feb 01 10:20:06 i have crunchbang, but never compiled anything **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Feb 02 02:59:58 2015