**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Feb 01 03:00:02 2017 Feb 01 03:14:40 ah thank you Feb 01 04:10:31 and im more a tortoisegit user than git cli Feb 01 04:29:12 Presumably you can do it in tortoisegit too. Feb 01 04:29:50 * Maxdamantus just uses git, and gitk/tig for searching through things. Feb 01 04:30:41 yes i know Feb 01 04:30:44 but on linux? Feb 01 04:30:58 i do not have tgit Feb 01 04:31:05 hmm gitk... Feb 01 04:32:56 tig, not tigit Feb 01 04:33:37 gitk is included with the git source code, so is often installed at the same time as git. Feb 01 04:34:39 gitk refers to some git-gui that I think lets you commit/push/fetch etc, but I've never used it. Feb 01 04:35:27 okay Feb 01 04:39:43 ah no clue, will look at it later Feb 01 04:39:49 thanks Feb 01 08:56:27 hi Feb 01 13:09:33 can we still call it "router"? https://omnia.turris.cz/en/ Feb 01 13:11:13 sure, it routes packets around Feb 01 13:11:47 340eur is a bit steep though Feb 01 13:12:30 KotCzarny: yes..in fact it routes :) Feb 01 13:12:47 if it was ~100eur i would buy it in an eye blink Feb 01 13:13:01 for now i've settled for banana pi r1 Feb 01 13:13:50 armada 385 is very nice though Feb 01 13:16:26 If only there was a way to get them properly hooked up to ADSL/VDSL line (i.e. without another box) Feb 01 13:16:32 KotCzarny: well, you can live very well also with a BtHomeHub 5a + openwrt... but that turris is really a monster Feb 01 13:16:43 inz: mini-pcie adsl modem? usb? Feb 01 13:16:49 inz: there is an sfp-vdsl adapter Feb 01 13:16:55 or that. Feb 01 13:18:51 KotCzarny, last I looked for USB ones, I failed. Maybe it was just me =) Didn't realize turris had mPCIe Feb 01 13:20:13 inz: 3 of them Feb 01 13:21:46 looks cute Feb 01 13:21:51 (the router) Feb 01 13:23:40 15:16 < xes> inz: there is an sfp-vdsl adapter Feb 01 13:23:53 oh? Feb 01 13:25:47 ohwell, $100 for a vdsl sfp Feb 01 13:43:03 KotCzarny: keep in mind the bpi r1 has only one ethernet controller Feb 01 13:43:11 i know Feb 01 13:43:30 and the wifi drops sometimes Feb 01 13:43:33 i've added battery backup for a bit more stable work Feb 01 13:43:37 it's the 8192cu realtek crap Feb 01 13:43:37 and dont use wifi Feb 01 13:43:50 xes: eh, no Feb 01 13:43:53 thats not a router :P Feb 01 13:43:58 whole board is the cheapest/lowest you can get Feb 01 13:44:00 it only has a single ethernet device Feb 01 13:44:10 (and a switch between it) Feb 01 13:44:13 buzz: you can add more via sfp/minipcie Feb 01 13:44:16 sure Feb 01 13:44:21 -as is- its not a router Feb 01 13:44:23 or not a good one Feb 01 13:44:24 ^^ Feb 01 13:44:27 buZz: not exactly no Feb 01 13:44:54 holy fuckstick @ price Feb 01 13:45:10 https://www.ubnt.com/edgemax/edgerouter-lite/ <-- real router Feb 01 13:45:13 ~4x cheaper Feb 01 13:45:15 it has a ethernet switching processing unit Feb 01 13:45:21 wow Feb 01 13:45:27 hey, how's progress btw Feb 01 13:45:27 bencoh: you ever used a marvell? Feb 01 13:45:34 bencoh: they're shite Feb 01 13:45:37 * Juesto has took a break Feb 01 13:45:48 buZz: yeah, they're not "shit" Feb 01 13:45:54 :) ok Feb 01 13:45:57 but can it run devuan? :p Feb 01 13:46:00 broken site, doesnt work without js :P Feb 01 13:46:01 they are not THE shit Feb 01 13:46:02 :P Feb 01 13:46:02 parazyd: probably ;p Feb 01 13:46:16 buZz: they've had issues like pretty much every chip vendor Feb 01 13:46:48 yeah, as in near no docs, poor performance vs competing chips, and basically be a laughing stock Feb 01 13:46:54 I'm currently working fulltime on imx(freescale)-based boards, while they're the most open you can get these days, they have their pile of issues as well Feb 01 13:46:55 but beside that i guess its fine Feb 01 13:47:00 haha Feb 01 13:47:09 ^_^ Feb 01 13:48:03 * buZz throws some dockstars into the fire Feb 01 13:48:21 and actually they do have a nice (almost-)reference design for network applications and as such is used in quite a few network appliances Feb 01 13:48:37 especially regarding the thing your ranted about (the hw ethernet switch) Feb 01 13:48:42 racism gets used a lot aswell, still dont think its viable :P Feb 01 13:49:02 and so is java, riight ;p Feb 01 13:49:06 bencoh: broadcom is also used a lot in networking Feb 01 13:49:09 doesnt mean its any good Feb 01 13:49:27 buZz: blobs aside, they're not that bad Feb 01 13:49:37 lol Feb 01 13:49:44 i'm not sure how they could be any worse :P Feb 01 13:49:56 believe me they could Feb 01 13:51:18 some help..? Feb 01 13:51:24 what about? Feb 01 13:51:52 not sure, i... Feb 01 13:59:33 hi Oksanaa :) Feb 01 14:05:27 Hello Feb 01 14:06:39 * Juesto sighs Feb 01 14:25:41 i guess i've burned out and i want someone to verify Feb 01 15:15:28 * buZz hugs Juesto Feb 01 15:15:49 did you post some update to that forumlink? Feb 01 15:16:56 not really Feb 01 15:17:04 i dont even have a tmo acc buZz Feb 01 15:17:21 i dont think i do either Feb 01 15:17:29 its probably easy to make one :P Feb 01 15:24:50 it should be Feb 01 15:27:02 it is Feb 01 15:27:03 lol Feb 01 15:27:07 anyways Feb 01 15:45:08 how do i link tmo and maemo.org ? Feb 01 15:49:32 hey Feb 01 15:50:21 anyone? Feb 01 15:52:39 why maemo.org isnt very inutive Feb 01 15:52:45 like its missing things Feb 01 15:52:47 xes ? Feb 01 16:05:11 ??? Feb 01 16:08:01 which things are you referring to? Feb 01 16:10:40 bencoh: missing links, such as loggoing out from maemo.org, editing the profile, etc Feb 01 16:23:33 buZz: posted Feb 01 16:30:31 freemangordon: hildon is broken, missing configure Feb 01 16:31:32 if you're talking about sources from a git repository (as opposed to a dist tarball) then it's "normal" and you're suppose to either generate it using autotools Feb 01 16:31:42 or build using dpkg-buildpackage assuming there is a debian/ Feb 01 16:31:53 bencoh: It fails to generate it Feb 01 16:32:14 missing autoconf/automake/libtool/whatever maybe> Feb 01 16:32:15 ? Feb 01 16:32:41 there's missing rules for some packages Feb 01 16:33:00 No rule to make target 'distclean' bencoh Feb 01 16:33:06 ah, right Feb 01 16:33:30 that's silly, it just tries doing distclean before generating the whole autotools environment Feb 01 16:33:38 but can't make distclean since there is no makefile yet Feb 01 16:37:28 Juesto: awesome!!! Feb 01 16:43:50 (( https://www.ubnt.com/edgemax/edgerouter-lite/ <-- real router)) full ack Feb 01 16:43:57 totes Feb 01 16:44:12 .... Feb 01 16:45:05 hmhm Feb 01 16:45:09 ERpro here Feb 01 16:47:24 of course it has proprietary blobs for the proprietary hw turbo that handles roting on a mere hw level to achieve 2 million packets per second Feb 01 16:48:55 https://www.ubnt.com/edgemax/edgerouter-pro/ Feb 01 16:50:58 The Octeon also does IPSec and pppoe encaps in hardware. Quite a nice beast for the price. Feb 01 16:52:44 octeon is the CPU of ERpro? Feb 01 16:53:13 yes. It's a mips core with all the packet forwarding/offloading stuff. Feb 01 16:53:56 Also found in Junipers SRX100 where they disabled all the nice hw offloading. Feb 01 16:54:48 aah 'offloading' was the right term Feb 01 16:55:16 not "proprietary hw turbo" Feb 01 16:56:54 ok, it's obviously not open hardware afaict. Anyway runs a pretty 'normal' linux aiui Feb 01 16:57:39 duh! why, Juniper, WHY? Feb 01 16:58:15 $reasons. Probably because then the "lowend" device would have been too fast. Feb 01 16:58:17 ok, offloading of course is less versatile regarding what you can filter etc Feb 01 17:01:14 depends on particular implementation though. Also the option to only offload some but not all packets Feb 01 17:02:50 warfare: any info on details how Octeon implemented offloading? FPGA or something more hardwired? Feb 01 17:06:56 DocScrutinizer05: No idea, probably hardwired Feb 01 17:09:26 also seems that clockd-dbg requires libiphb0 0.0.41 but the installed one is .17 Feb 01 17:09:35 0.0.17 Feb 01 17:10:01 jeez Feb 01 17:10:08 now im stuck with alarmd Feb 01 17:10:17 unable to uninstall alarmd-dbg Feb 01 17:10:47 warfare: do you know where Ubiqiti provides the sourcecode? and which distro it is based on? Feb 01 17:11:22 pali: i broke my packaging :/ Feb 01 17:11:51 hm? Feb 01 17:11:59 nm, https://www.ubnt.com/download/edgemax/edgerouter-pro Feb 01 17:13:10 unable to remove alarmd Feb 01 17:13:14 alarmd-dbg Feb 01 17:13:21 but now i cant install alarmd either Feb 01 17:13:37 how unable? Feb 01 17:14:07 ubiquity... blobs.. "Not fixed by Vendor, the bug is a feature" https://packetstormsecurity.com/files/138928/Ubiquiti-UniFi-AP-AC-Lite-5.2.7-Improper-Access-Control.html Feb 01 17:14:10 Would you like to connect to vnc? Feb 01 17:14:21 no vnc here Feb 01 17:14:28 :( Feb 01 17:15:48 I do not understand how you cannot uninstall it? Feb 01 17:15:57 you broke dpkg database? or what? Feb 01 17:17:14 ugh Feb 01 17:17:49 he is learning de*uan apparently Feb 01 17:17:53 ;) Feb 01 17:19:14 dpkg --remove or dpkg --purge must work Feb 01 17:19:25 if not some --force-help should help Feb 01 17:19:45 and if still not, then dpkg database is broken and you should reinstall system Feb 01 17:27:23 its still inconsistent Feb 01 17:27:28 and reinstalling is worse, kind of Feb 01 17:36:12 gawd! https://community.ubnt.com/t5/EdgeMAX-Updates-Blog/EdgeMAX-EdgeRouter-software-release-v1-9-1/ba-p/1766160 I should immediately update Feb 01 17:40:20 Pali: i guess i should create user 'user' and group 'users' Feb 01 17:40:26 xes: I don't completely understand the issue, particularly did Ubiquiti refuse to fix that vulnerability? Feb 01 17:42:21 its getting worse Feb 01 17:42:24 ughhh Feb 01 17:47:58 ... Feb 01 17:49:07 dsmesock_connect: no such file or directlry Feb 01 17:49:11 directory* Feb 01 17:49:18 when trying to start alarmd service pali Feb 01 17:49:54 so... is dsme running? Feb 01 17:51:53 theres no dsme service Feb 01 17:51:55 ugh Feb 01 17:52:24 it cant start Feb 01 17:52:33 the dbus service Feb 01 17:54:15 you're at work or something? Feb 01 17:54:23 BBL - with some luck :-) Feb 01 17:57:01 \o/ Feb 01 17:57:05 1.9.1 Feb 01 17:59:58 http://paste.opensuse.org/99962341 Feb 01 18:01:52 AAAAND firefox shows EdgeMAX surface again, incl all fancy gadgets Feb 01 18:01:59 * DocScrutinizer05 nukes chrome Feb 01 18:03:52 lol Feb 01 18:07:03 Pali: https://defuse.ca/b/vskcr2NU Feb 01 18:09:57 dsmesock_connect: No such file or directory --- subprocess new pre-removal script returned error exit status 1 Feb 01 18:10:34 I have a strong suspicion you got no dsme installed and running ;-) Feb 01 18:11:35 append "||:" to end of a few pre-removal lines that may fail Feb 01 18:14:26 Juesto: ^^^ Feb 01 18:15:16 DocScrutinizer05: dsmetools -d gives the same sock connect error Feb 01 18:15:24 of course Feb 01 18:15:38 that's the point Feb 01 18:16:33 http://paste.opensuse.org/90036960 Feb 01 18:19:25 fsckng dsmetool has no means to *list* the monitored daemons/processes it started Feb 01 18:20:08 but I can bet my ass on >>user 1083 0.0 0.6 4004 1508 ? Ss Jan17 0:02 /usr/sbin/alarmd<< being started via dsme Feb 01 18:22:25 cat /etc/init.d/alarmd Feb 01 18:22:49 $DSMETOOL -U user -G users -f "$DAEMON $DAEMON_OPTS" Feb 01 18:23:39 elif [ "$USE_DSMETOOL" = "no" ]; then ... else ^^^ Feb 01 18:24:58 so when you don't have DSME installed, you should set $USE_DSMETOOL" = "no", and if the pre-removal file doesn't obey that then that's clearly a bug Feb 01 18:26:07 freemangordon: Pali: ^^^ Feb 01 18:27:48 or PEBCAK when $USE_DSMETOOL = "no" but user failed to run apt-get in an environment where it actually is visible Feb 01 18:27:55 ;-) Feb 01 18:29:21 Juesto: try: USE_DSMETOOL="no" dpkg -i alarmd_*.deb Feb 01 18:30:45 also could you please provide the pre-removal script in pastebin? Feb 01 18:30:59 or the complete *.deb Feb 01 18:31:23 so I could check Feb 01 18:33:26 or maybe you first want to check what's sttaus of your dsme* install Feb 01 18:33:55 don't know if you already installed it and whether it's supposed to be running/working Feb 01 18:35:19 maybe starting at >>dsmetools -d gives the same sock connect error<< is actually a good vector to tackle it Feb 01 18:36:44 no idea how >>/sbin/dsme -p /usr/lib/dsme/libstartup.so<< is supposed to be started, when and by what Feb 01 18:38:00 ls -l /etc/event.d/dsm* Feb 01 18:41:01 LOL /etc/event.d/dsme-thermal Feb 01 18:42:37 http://paste.opensuse.org/24623422 for your convenience Feb 01 18:47:16 brb Feb 01 18:49:08 can vnc DocScrutinizer05 ? Feb 01 18:50:10 sorry? Feb 01 18:50:44 VNC on maemo somewhat works, yes Feb 01 18:50:53 both directions afaik Feb 01 18:51:22 juesto.pw:9600 Feb 01 18:52:06 DocScrutinizer05: i prefer that someone connects to check it out Feb 01 18:52:47 i'll try the USE_DSMETOOL=no Feb 01 18:53:36 sorry, I don't think I can log in to _your_ device Feb 01 18:54:11 worked but /etc/osso-af-init/af-defines.sh is not readable Feb 01 18:54:15 from the alarmd.wrapper Feb 01 18:54:28 why Feb 01 18:54:31 :/ Feb 01 18:54:34 ugh Feb 01 18:55:16 ls -l /etc/osso-af-init/af-defines.sh Feb 01 18:55:55 everything there has dpkg.new extension Feb 01 18:56:01 hmm Feb 01 18:56:08 nasty Feb 01 18:56:21 .dpkg-new * Feb 01 18:56:28 all .sh Feb 01 18:57:07 when there's no similar file without that extensuion, rename the *.dpkg-new to * Feb 01 18:57:10 why you dont/cant connect to my vm over vnc? Feb 01 18:57:48 LOL, dsme powered off my system due to init 8 Feb 01 18:58:20 init stuck Feb 01 18:59:01 Juesto: sorry, a few reasons: no time and vnc to much overhead to config/use. Then I also think I would need way more info than what you provided, at least I *really* hope so, since otherwise you opened up your system to crackers wide and far Feb 01 18:59:24 yes ovbiously i'll pm the password Feb 01 18:59:32 it's password protected Feb 01 18:59:38 plus I have no idea what this whole thing is all about Feb 01 18:59:40 and thats why it has another port Feb 01 18:59:42 and its just a vm Feb 01 18:59:52 vmware has vnc capacity Feb 01 19:00:13 sorry for being vague :/ Feb 01 19:00:26 please ping the experts about it. I got no clue Feb 01 19:00:56 I'm just throwing around a few generic rants and LOLs Feb 01 19:01:05 you seem to have a certain clue ;) Feb 01 19:01:32 ps aux | grep dsme Feb 01 19:01:44 start dsme Feb 01 19:02:09 check the dsme init/event files Feb 01 19:02:47 http://paste.opensuse.org/24623422 don't know if they exist in this or another form on your system. AIUI you try to move from upstart to sth else Feb 01 19:04:15 the simple advice is: make sure dsme is running before you try to make alarmd running Feb 01 19:05:19 sorry afk Feb 01 19:06:28 again: check http://paste.opensuse.org/24623422;; ps aux|grep dsme; start dsme; Feb 01 19:07:40 and ask Pali and/or freemangordon Feb 01 19:07:55 I lost track what you're actually doing Feb 01 19:08:01 Ugh Feb 01 19:08:11 and they're both afk iirc, DocScrutinizer05 Feb 01 19:08:44 so am I, sorry Feb 01 19:15:27 * Juesto sighs Feb 01 19:31:58 freemangordon: poke Feb 01 19:32:14 I'm about to create a 'group' on git.devuan.org (we have to host the repos there to (auto) build) Feb 01 19:32:21 Wondering about the name Feb 01 19:32:26 'maemo' or 'freemantle' or ? Feb 01 19:35:59 KotCzarny: ^^^ Feb 01 19:36:10 I guess 'maemo' is not a proper name Feb 01 19:37:09 maybe 'fremantle' is OK Feb 01 19:40:56 Juesto: got notes? Feb 01 19:41:11 Wizzup: i guess....? Feb 01 19:41:17 Wizzup: linked them already :| Feb 01 19:41:19 and posted on tmo Feb 01 19:41:37 and advanced a little bit more but now stuck terribly Feb 01 19:42:11 Wizzup: maemo is trademark-protected, owned by HiFo or whatever the new entity is called. Fremantle is maemo5 specific and afaik free Feb 01 19:43:54 considering that even same device (N8x0) seen TWO codename releases (Csomething and Diablo) maybe fremantle is a tad narrow when you want to port to other devices? Feb 01 19:44:18 how about maemo5 Feb 01 19:44:30 OK Feb 01 19:44:37 DocScrutinizer05: I used 'fremantle' Feb 01 19:47:48 * DocScrutinizer05 wonders if fremantle really meets the piurpose/content, when in fact you want to change a lot of core system services even up to initsystem Feb 01 19:48:30 when otoh the purpose is to port fremantle as verbatim as possible to devuan, fremantle is prolly the right name Feb 01 19:48:54 hmm, frEEmantle? ;) Feb 01 19:49:11 no!!!! Feb 01 19:49:18 openmaemo? Feb 01 19:50:17 I thought freemantle already meant something Feb 01 19:50:21 wizzup, is fremantle trademarked by m$ ? Feb 01 19:50:21 that's why I didn't do it Feb 01 19:50:25 lol Feb 01 19:50:28 freemantle Feb 01 19:50:41 freemantgle meant "I'm a moron" Feb 01 19:51:20 wtf Feb 01 19:51:25 aka looser [SIC] Feb 01 19:51:33 and isnt maemo trademark transferred to maemo community? Feb 01 19:51:37 while fremantle isnt? Feb 01 19:52:17 ~hifo Feb 01 19:53:20 http://maemo.org/legal/terms_of_use/trademarks/ Feb 01 19:55:02 so? Feb 01 19:56:00 thanks anyway for adding precision to what I already stated Feb 01 19:57:17 oh well Feb 01 19:57:52 Wizzup: can help a bit with repos or its up to fmg and pal i ? Feb 01 19:58:04 i mean, im having a bit of issues :( Feb 01 19:58:09 * Juesto feels retarded Feb 01 19:58:48 KotCzarny: fremantle is name of wind Feb 01 19:58:59 what repos Feb 01 19:58:59 pali: i know Feb 01 19:59:03 like all Nokia Maemo codenames Feb 01 19:59:16 yes... Feb 01 19:59:45 Chinook, now I recall Feb 01 20:01:27 http://wiki.maemo.org/Codenames Feb 01 20:02:45 Pali: hey there, so you cant connect to vnc now? :( Feb 01 20:03:07 sorry, but I do not have time Feb 01 20:03:26 I'm not vnc support person Feb 01 20:04:25 * Juesto sighs Feb 01 20:07:47 Juesto: I am building the packages as we speak Feb 01 20:07:57 I am hope that I can push some of this to automated devuan builds Feb 01 20:08:07 but I don't want to abort now to help you debug something I am also doing Feb 01 20:08:24 Okay Feb 01 20:08:41 what are you building exactly Wizzup ? Feb 01 20:09:52 https://github.com/fremantle-gtk2/hildon-desktop Feb 01 20:09:55 and everything that it needs Feb 01 20:15:06 freemangordon: from what debian/ubuntu did you try to build clutter (and others) Feb 01 20:15:07 jessie? Feb 01 20:20:05 yes jessie dvuan Feb 01 20:20:08 idk Feb 01 20:20:24 Wizzup: i am having issues with some things from there Feb 01 20:23:45 Juesto: did you manage to compile clutter Feb 01 20:25:08 isn't clutter present in Devuan already? Feb 01 20:25:28 i did packaging thing Feb 01 20:25:46 i was able to pack and install almost everything Wizzup Feb 01 20:31:43 well, maybe I can just take clutter-1.0 Feb 01 20:31:45 let me try then Feb 01 20:34:59 Juesto: so what clutter did you install? Feb 01 20:35:10 Juesto: I can't help if you don't say what issues you run into :) Feb 01 20:35:17 Juesto: jessie only has libclutter-1.0 Feb 01 20:36:04 Clutter? Feb 01 20:36:12 i installed devuan jessie clutter Feb 01 20:36:20 That is libclutter-1.0? Feb 01 20:36:46 libmatchbox2 seems to want clutter 0.8 specifically. Feb 01 20:36:55 Which, I think, is not in debian. Feb 01 20:38:29 Wizzup: I have working libmatchbox2 Feb 01 20:41:12 Juesto: ok, but where did you get clutter 0.8 from Feb 01 20:41:29 im on devuan jessie Feb 01 20:41:39 and i was able to build libmatchbox2 Feb 01 20:41:49 I am also on jessie. Feb 01 20:42:06 libmatchbox requires clutter-0.8 as package. Are you using dpkg-buildpackage? Or just automake+make Feb 01 20:42:27 buildpackage Feb 01 20:44:35 Juesto: /usr/bin/install: will not overwrite just-created ‘/home/merlijn/fremantle/clutter_0_8/debian/tmp//usr/include/clutter-0.8/clutter/clutter-version.h’ with ‘clutter-version.h’ Feb 01 20:44:39 you didn't get that? Feb 01 20:46:49 not sure Feb 01 20:48:17 it just builds correctly Wizzup Feb 01 20:48:25 Juesto: are you building https://github.com/fremantle-gtk2/libmatchbox2 or the one from community-cssu Feb 01 20:48:40 the former Feb 01 20:48:43 not the cssu Feb 01 20:48:56 OK Feb 01 20:49:07 so, when I try to build that, I get this: Feb 01 20:49:22 Wizzup: all the packages i cloned are from fremantle-gtk2 Feb 01 20:49:26 dpkg-source --before-build libmatchbox2 Feb 01 20:49:27 dpkg-checkbuilddeps: Unmet build dependencies: libclutter-0.8-dev (>> 0.8.2-0maemo56) Feb 01 20:49:37 so libclutter-0.8-dev needs to be installed Feb 01 20:50:45 so then I am trying to build https://github.com/community-ssu/clutter_0_8 Feb 01 20:50:58 Juesto: I mostly want to know, did you build this ^^^\ Feb 01 20:51:05 or did you just pull it from some maemo repos Feb 01 20:51:13 Wizzup: no, i did not do anything with that Feb 01 20:51:21 that=repo I linked? Feb 01 20:51:30 Juesto: so where did you get clutter-0.8 from Feb 01 20:51:39 i do not have any clutter 0.8 Feb 01 20:51:43 i just can compile Feb 01 20:51:46 build* Feb 01 20:51:51 wanna review it yourself? Feb 01 20:51:58 I don't want to log in Feb 01 20:52:10 what do you mean Feb 01 20:52:11 How do you build libmatchbox without clutter-0.8 Feb 01 20:52:26 :| Feb 01 20:52:51 Juesto: I mean, did you take notes? Feb 01 20:53:03 Yes but not fully Feb 01 20:53:14 ffs Feb 01 20:53:26 Juesto: so what I am trying to do, to make it clear: Feb 01 20:53:54 I am trying to take all the relevant repos, see what needs to be fixed up in the debian/ directories, upload them here: https://git.devuan.org/fremantle Feb 01 20:54:00 What i did is: clone fremantle-gtk2 and then start buildpackage Feb 01 20:54:19 only that Feb 01 20:54:28 and i have about 90% done Feb 01 20:54:47 Juesto: did you keep the nokia/maemo repos added? Feb 01 20:54:52 Maybe it just pulled clutter from there Feb 01 20:55:01 to be honest I think we should use clutter 1.0 regardless Feb 01 20:55:05 no Feb 01 20:55:11 i do not have any nokia maemo repos Feb 01 20:55:18 > Feb 01 20:55:23 > Installed l10n noarch deps from fremantle-ssu-mr0 nokia maemo repo mirror (thanks freemangordon) Feb 01 20:55:28 so that's ... installed how? Feb 01 20:55:31 NOT via apt Feb 01 20:55:35 the debs Feb 01 20:55:42 so dpkg -i Feb 01 20:55:43 ack Feb 01 20:55:54 a set of them Feb 01 20:56:01 not all the l10n Feb 01 20:56:29 OK Feb 01 20:56:35 I'll go for a simple package first, and get it automatically builtr Feb 01 20:56:38 s/builtr/built/ Feb 01 20:56:39 Wizzup meant: I'll go for a simple package first, and get it automatically built Feb 01 20:57:49 i got quite a few of simple packages built already :) Feb 01 20:59:25 * Juesto shrugs Feb 01 21:34:51 one more thing Wizzup, you have to build the gtk2 branch if its available Feb 01 21:34:56 thats the case with libmatchbox2 Feb 01 21:34:58