**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Aug 23 03:00:00 2012 Aug 23 12:35:18 * tyrok has been absent for a while now. Aug 23 12:35:21 What's new? Aug 23 12:37:47 (Tried building OWO-LSM again a couple days ago. Still getting a black screen. Trying the new version now.) Aug 23 13:31:55 morning all Aug 23 14:34:56 hey tyrok Aug 23 14:35:04 Howdy! Aug 23 14:35:08 did you manage to get a working LunaCE build going in the end? Aug 23 14:36:21 I don't think I've tried building LunaCE yet. OWO-LSM, I have been able to build. I just can't get it to display anything more than a black screen. Haven't had time to debug it and am kind of wondering if anyone else has had the same problem. Aug 23 14:39:20 ah, I see Aug 23 14:39:32 building for x86 or for arm? Aug 23 14:41:38 x86 Aug 23 14:42:07 I get a log message indicating it can't start LunaUI or something but haven't had time to really look into it. Aug 23 14:43:59 i'm guessing you followed the build instructions in README.md? Aug 23 14:54:22 Yep. Aug 23 14:54:50 Specifically using the script I built to automate that on my 64-bit host: https://github.com/tyrok1/luna-sysmgr-build-on-64bit Aug 23 14:56:13 ah, 64-bit Aug 23 14:56:38 i'm afraid you're on your own in that case, I've never built it outside of a vagrant environment Aug 23 14:56:59 Yeah, I figured by now somebody else has to have tried it. :) Aug 23 15:22:32 64bit is unsupported ATM....multi-lib is a bit of a pian. Aug 23 15:22:38 s/pian/pain/ Aug 23 15:23:13 silly bot.... Aug 23 15:23:22 its gone AWOL again :P Aug 23 15:25:48 lol Aug 23 18:21:30 ka6sox: Right. This is under 32-bit Ubuntu in a chroot on 64-bit Ubuntu. I take it other people have been pretty successful getting it to run well on straight 32-bit hosts? Aug 23 18:21:51 yup...really well. Aug 23 18:27:15 Okay. I suppose I should probably do that, then. :) Aug 23 18:31:01 Well, no, I shouldn't do that. I should fix it so it's more platform-independent. But I don't have the time right now. Aug 23 18:47:48 it really has to do with making sure that you have the right multi-lib components Aug 23 18:56:50 In this case, I have a full 32-bit install of Ubuntu running within a chroot under 64-bit Ubuntu. Same way I have Debian running on my Pre2. It's close to being a VM without actually virtualizing it. So I'm pretty much just bypassing multilib. Aug 23 18:57:54 In theory, there *should* be little enough difference between what I'm doing and running it in a VM that it *should* work. But obviously if others are running it without any problems, it *is* different enough. It at least tells me that that's the problem component. Aug 23 19:03:54 the 32bit chroot still depends on multi-lib support to run. Aug 23 19:04:26 (kernel if nothing else) Aug 23 19:05:01 True. But it doesn't use most of the other components. Aug 23 19:06:37 Eh, at any rate, I'll probably just end up spinning up a VM. Aug 23 19:47:31 folks Aug 23 19:49:29 bhuey Aug 23 19:50:03 howdy Aug 23 19:58:33 hey Aug 23 21:55:27 Hi Aug 23 21:55:56 I need some help installing the beta LunaSysManager using preware Aug 23 21:57:15 and since I am relatively new to webos, how can I gain shell access to it? I have developer mode already enabled Aug 23 21:57:41 install wterm from preware Aug 23 21:59:04 SilverLight, ^^ Aug 23 21:59:28 yeah, ok ka6sox... installing wterm now. What next? Aug 23 21:59:40 * ka6sox looks to see whether we went Beta while he wa sleeping... Aug 23 22:00:31 whew....we are still alpha Aug 23 22:01:21 what next after wterm install Aug 23 22:01:26 SilverLight, http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Testing_Feeds Aug 23 22:11:42 10% chance he got that.. Aug 23 22:12:14 we may never know... Aug 23 22:12:46 swallowed up by a Quantum Singularity Aug 23 22:14:01 someone should have told him that quantum router technology doesn't work yet Aug 23 22:17:33 * tyrok is spinning up an Ubuntu 32-bit VM to try OWO-LSM on. Aug 23 22:17:40 is that what Sky Uses? Aug 23 22:20:13 probably... Aug 23 22:20:57 there have been some strange gravity anomalies around the table it's stood under... Aug 23 22:26:05 what is the preferred development environment (I mean IDE) to use with lunasysmgr sources? Aug 23 22:26:27 vim or Leafpad, for me. Aug 23 22:27:22 so I have setup a VBox VM using vagrant to build it but how can I access the sources on my host box? do I have to clone again from github? Aug 23 22:28:17 SilverLight: IIRC, there's a spot on the host's filesystem where a chunk of the VM's filesystem is mounted, but I don't know the details. Aug 23 22:29:49 yes the share is mounted from /srv/share (on guest) but the sources are not available from the share Aug 23 22:30:08 ShiftyAxel, ^^ Aug 23 22:30:41 how do you guys work with the sources? I am just starting on this and need help setting up the development/build/deploy cycle pls Aug 23 22:31:21 SilverLight: /srv/share mounts the folder containing the Vagrantfile in your host OS Aug 23 22:32:23 so for instance on mine, my Vagrantfile is in ~/Documents/Github Aug 23 22:32:36 and that's where I store my sources Aug 23 22:33:12 oh I see Aug 23 22:34:48 so, following the wiki to setup Testing_Feeds, I removed preware, executed the two commands to create and touch and now trying to re-install preware using webosquickinstall-4.4.0.jar Aug 23 22:35:10 it says that preware ipk is installed but I don't see it on the touchpad Aug 23 22:49:50 SilverLight, trying to work a bit here...so slow responding Aug 23 22:54:15 SilverLight: you should be able to remove it via quickinstall Aug 23 22:55:39 in the 'Manage Device' menu option Aug 23 22:56:01 install it via quick install, or get the sdk for 3.0.5 and use palm-install. Aug 23 22:58:34 I am also getting org.webosinternals.ipkgservice does not exist when I run Luna Manager to try and restart Luna Aug 23 23:03:16 hey ShiftyAxel Aug 23 23:03:44 fwiw, I removed LunaCE due to it being buggy as hell. The latest patch seems to have some performance issues. Aug 23 23:03:56 morning HaDAk Aug 23 23:04:02 SilverLight, its possible that not using preware to remove it self left it in a bad state Aug 23 23:04:15 performance issues you say? what sort of thing? Aug 23 23:05:19 more keyboard issues...the .com button doesn't work (annoying!), and overall slowness. lots of latency if i don't reboot every couple hours. Aug 23 23:05:29 my guess is a memory leak. Aug 23 23:06:17 can't say I've noticed anything like that on my test TP... Aug 23 23:06:43 and yeah, the .com button is broken for the same reason as the smilies Aug 23 23:07:04 but at least the keyboard switches modes correctly now :p Aug 23 23:07:09 I never realized how much I use the .com button Aug 23 23:07:24 infinite cycling is broke Aug 23 23:07:27 in 4.3.5 Aug 23 23:07:34 for me.... for some reason. idk why Aug 23 23:07:43 broke how? Aug 23 23:07:54 as in, not functioning Aug 23 23:07:54 details guys, details Aug 23 23:08:00 hmm Aug 23 23:08:08 * HaDAk-TP attempts to be as vague as possible. Aug 23 23:08:10 phone. Aug 23 23:08:14 tried toggling it on and off? Aug 23 23:08:15 as in .. in app view, full screen, swipe from bezel Aug 23 23:08:22 no infinite ;) Aug 23 23:08:29 idk if it's designed for that, but that'd be COOL. Aug 23 23:08:37 it's working in card view, though. Aug 23 23:09:03 that isn't broken, it never did that :p Aug 23 23:09:09 you tabloid you Aug 23 23:09:17 oh hey, fluid gestures allows me to do that, but slide no bueno Aug 23 23:09:24 me tabloid me? Aug 23 23:09:32 yeah, they switch with different methods Aug 23 23:09:44 bah Aug 23 23:09:53 bring up ImporterControlPanel and click "running man" Aug 23 23:09:57 could you open an entry in the bugtracker? Aug 23 23:10:04 whoops Aug 23 23:10:36 sure, later tonight. Aug 23 23:10:40 * fxspec06 swearsies Aug 23 23:10:45 heh Aug 23 23:12:06 someone needs to invent focus follows eyes Aug 23 23:14:54 start the neural processor and then SPS1 Capture Client. Aug 23 23:15:32 eye control isn't too far off Aug 23 23:15:43 d0h! Aug 23 23:15:51 your dream may be realised yet :D Aug 23 23:16:16 FFE would be awesome for text selection Aug 23 23:16:31 dangers of using IRC for both work and play is dangerous Aug 23 23:16:45 (redundancy being one of the issues) Aug 24 00:05:44 Huh. Looks like my problems with OSO-LSM have something to do with my X server. I can't run OWO-LSM from within a VM using the host's X server, but I can run it if it's displaying on an X server inside of the VM. Aug 24 00:06:39 s/OSO/OWO/ Aug 24 00:10:49 So, since we don't have any of the infrastructure for cryptofs yet, how do I install the core-apps into this? Aug 24 00:20:05 what makes you think we need cryptofs for this? Aug 24 00:20:54 (just curious) Aug 24 00:22:28 Default location for it to look on a phone and I haven't researched it enough to know if it looks for them anywhere else. Aug 24 00:23:03 And I know it complains about it in the logs. Aug 24 00:25:46 this is from OWO? Aug 24 00:25:55 Yep. Aug 24 00:26:23 you would think they would have removed the cryptofs if they weren't going to use it Aug 24 01:02:12 Ah. /usr/palm/applications Aug 24 01:03:01 Calculator works. Aug 24 01:04:31 Memos appears to be missing some required graphics. Aug 24 01:04:47 wait, you have apps working in OWO LSM? Aug 24 01:04:51 Yep. Aug 24 01:04:54 nice Aug 24 01:05:07 git clone https://github.com/openwebos/core-apps.git Aug 24 01:05:20 cp -ra core-apps/com.palm.* /usr/palm/applications/ Aug 24 01:05:26 Accounts doesn't work. Aug 24 01:05:47 Clock doesn't even launch. Aug 24 01:06:19 Contacts also appears to not launch. Aug 24 01:07:06 Although if you open Contacts, it pops up a help banner (may have the terminology for that wrong) about Dismissing Cards. That makes the launcher go goofy, but you can close Contacts. Aug 24 01:07:17 Email doesn't launch. Aug 24 01:07:33 So, that leaves us with one working app currently: Calculator. Aug 24 01:07:59 well, it's something :p Aug 24 01:08:03 Moving apps from one app tab to another in LSM works amazingly well. Aug 24 01:08:19 noticeably better than 3.0.5? Aug 24 01:08:33 Dunno. I don't have a TouchPad. :) Aug 24 01:08:47 It's just that I figured that'd be likely to break. Aug 24 01:09:20 Oh, yeah, I didn't install the services. Just a minute. Aug 24 01:16:17 I'm getting an empty launcher myself Aug 24 01:16:29 apps, services and enyo are all where they ought to be as well Aug 24 01:16:37 Ah. The db8 service is not installed. Aug 24 01:18:39 ka6sox: you rang? Aug 24 01:19:21 morning LarrySteeze Aug 24 01:19:27 morning Aug 24 01:23:57 pmloglib has to be installed to compile db8... Aug 24 01:25:38 I'm going to have to update my script. I *should* be able to set it up to do all of this automatically... Aug 24 01:25:50 tyrok, just create /media/cryptofs in the rootfs. Aug 24 01:26:05 ka6sox: Didn't need to. It also checks /usr/palm/ Aug 24 01:26:13 ah good Aug 24 01:26:17 I got a bunch of apps installed. Working on installing db8 now. Aug 24 01:26:26 kk...thanks Aug 24 01:26:40 It has a bunch of dependencies, though. Aug 24 01:31:52 Okay...so db8 requires libdb-dev, but it requires specifically version 4.8 which doesn't come with Precise. Aug 24 01:39:50 sounds like you have to build out of tree then :( Aug 24 01:43:37 Okay...so if you download libdb4.8 and libdb4.8-dev from lucid, they install just fine and building succeeds. Aug 24 01:49:00 hi tyrok, I've just built the newest version of OWO-lunasysmgr. It runs well on my ArchLinux x86_64. Aug 24 01:54:57 panda-z, you have qt4.8 running (at least what you need) in archlinux x86_64? Aug 24 01:57:12 ka6sox: I've installed qt4.8, but I'm not sure whether it is running or not. Aug 24 01:57:44 I'll show the screenshot. Aug 24 01:57:50 please. Aug 24 01:59:19 panda-z: Yeah, IIRC you were the one you issued the pull request for 64-bit Arch support, right? Aug 24 01:59:35 That's one I really, really wish they would approve. Aug 24 02:00:19 tyrok: yes, but that's partly, I didn't pull request my whole changes. Aug 24 02:00:39 Can someone give me a website to paste images? Aug 24 02:01:16 boy I don't know...hmmm Aug 24 02:01:23 ok, i'll throw it to my dropbox Aug 24 02:01:36 thanks Aug 24 02:04:03 https://www.dropbox.com/sh/j6g5h89spytbblv/yXES_GCtwT Aug 24 02:04:36 panda-z: Yep. That looks about like mine now that I'm running X inside of a VM. Aug 24 02:04:47 For some reason, my problem before seems to have been an X server problem. Aug 24 02:06:46 http://pastebin.com/AmJG8YQ6 Aug 24 02:07:14 Nice. Aug 24 02:07:30 Still can't seem to get the db service running. I think that's about it for me for the night. Aug 24 02:07:30 tyrok: The LunaSysMgr is a ELF 64-bit LSB executable Aug 24 02:07:59 panda-z: Gives me hope I can get it running under my normal Gentoo system. :) Aug 24 02:08:03 panda-z and tyrok: http://stopbeingboring.com/carpc.jpg Aug 24 02:08:42 As an FYI: that is my project for getting x86 going. Aug 24 02:08:48 Nice. Aug 24 02:09:04 awesome! Aug 24 02:09:13 fortunately the emu is already x86 supported Aug 24 02:10:08 tyrok: I'll manually merge some changes of the build-luna-sysmgr.sh script, and then I'll show my diffs. Aug 24 02:10:12 I haven't had a chance to keep up with the channel or the logs, but from what I hear, the two of you are workign on x86 as well Aug 24 02:10:47 LarrySteeze: Yep. Got the Calculator app working. The others - not so much yet. Aug 24 02:11:33 I've actually considered in the past just running a custom emulator, but it's not as smooth or as fun as native boot Aug 24 02:12:58 If anyone else wants help, hardware wise, with a carpc, please let me know Aug 24 02:20:50 anyway, I'm on my way to the sack Aug 24 02:20:52 adios amigos Aug 24 02:20:52 tyrok: Here are my diffs http://pastebin.com/h3XZF8nL , as my qt and webkit were built before, so I've not checked the script. Aug 24 02:21:12 LarrySteeze: See 'ya! Aug 24 02:21:52 panda-z: IIRC you had it set up to autodetect the architecture. Did you drop that? Aug 24 02:22:38 tyrok: Yeah, I've discard that change, but you can add it. ^^ Aug 24 02:23:08 I thought that was fairly useful, myself, and would make it much more likely to be pulled into OWO-LSM. Aug 24 02:26:33 tyrok: u r right, I'll see whether I could do some more improvement Aug 24 02:31:37 panda-z: I remember that immediately struck me as pretty nifty when I first saw that pull request. :) Aug 24 02:34:04 tyrok: hah, I think the OWO developers are all using ubuntu 32-bit as their develop operating system. :-D Aug 24 02:35:47 I don't know if someone could comfirm whether the changes that I made could work well on a 32-bit machine, so I didn't add the build script to pull request. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Aug 24 03:00:04 2012