**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Dec 29 03:00:03 2017 Dec 29 08:43:31 Morning! Dec 29 08:51:38 novaldex: ping Dec 29 09:04:01 Morning! Dec 29 09:05:15 Tofe: Morning! Dec 29 09:05:38 Lots happen when I'm stuffing myself with christmas food :P Dec 29 09:07:15 Your PR looks good, but I don't have write access :p Dec 29 09:07:53 Tofe: OK Dec 29 09:14:00 Tofe: Can you try again? Dec 29 09:14:05 Added developers group to repo Dec 29 09:22:22 merged Dec 29 09:25:31 Tofe: Thnx Dec 29 11:22:45 elvispre: Welcome back ;) Dec 29 11:23:39 Herrie|Laptop: Hi. I got back last night but there was a lot to read so I did not log in :) Dec 29 11:23:55 elvispre: No worries Dec 29 11:24:01 Got stuff ready for you it seems :D Dec 29 11:26:04 https://github.com/webOS-ports/android_luneos_hal/tree/halium-7.1 Dec 29 11:27:52 What can / should / might I do with that? Wait for Jenkins to build it? Dec 29 11:28:12 elvispre: Well we don't have Jenkins job setup for that yet, but should be shortly I guess Dec 29 11:28:19 I guess I could try to build it on Jenkins Dec 29 11:29:13 I do have an Android build machine if that's appropriate... Dec 29 11:29:36 elvispre: Well this basically creates the minimal android image that we then use as basis for the port ;) Dec 29 11:30:04 I.e. the Jenkins job will create it and put on http://build.webos-ports.org/halium-luneos-7.1/ Dec 29 11:30:34 Which will then be referenced in https://github.com/shr-distribution/meta-smartphone/blob/pyro/meta-xiaomi/recipes-core/android-system-image/android-system-image-mido.bb Dec 29 11:30:38 For example Dec 29 11:31:41 And the build is run using the script that you showed me last week. Dec 29 11:32:05 elvispre: It's a little updated Dec 29 11:32:12 Changed the wop to luneos references Dec 29 11:32:13 But yes Dec 29 11:32:25 Does that live somewhere I can see it? Dec 29 11:33:02 It's in the Jenkins job, bpasted it: https://bpaste.net/show/4d03c8973d52 Dec 29 11:33:09 You can save this as a .sh locally and execute it Dec 29 11:33:18 Thanks Dec 29 11:33:47 Only difference is that you won't have a generated BUILD_NUMBER locally in the filename Dec 29 11:33:53 Because it picks that up from Jenkins Dec 29 11:34:20 Yeah. We use Jenkins at work. It's nice. Dec 29 11:34:23 You can follow the Jenkins job progress here: http://jenkins.nas-admin.org/job/halium-luneos-7.1-build/lastBuild/console Dec 29 11:35:55 "Build #1" :) Dec 29 11:36:23 Yup ;) Dec 29 11:39:30 Only have done local builds so far ;) Dec 29 11:47:15 thejsa_: That should work for you too ;) Dec 29 12:30:19 JaMa: Seems we ran out of space again Dec 29 12:30:30 "/home/jenkins/halium-luneos-7.1/prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-linux-androideabi-4.9/bin/arm-linux-androidkernel-ld: final link failed: No space left on device" Dec 29 12:32:51 Those android repos are *enormous*! Dec 29 12:35:44 So this Christmas I found the N7 I got my parents a few years back is not running so well (5.1.1 I think). I turned off loads of apps and services and it improved to usable, but various 'play' services keep restarting. I bought this in expectation of being able to maintain it, but also with a view to LuneOS... Dec 29 12:35:48 They bought a new one, so I could fix this up with a CM / Lineage distro or maybe... Dec 29 12:35:59 I see Halium support this device ( https://docs.halium.org/en/latest/supplementary/devices/deb.html ), so I thought I'd ask about N7 & LuneOS. Is it worth trying to build the bits & reevive the port or is it just to old to bother with? Dec 29 12:43:02 Preemptive: Which N7? Dec 29 12:43:05 2012 or 2013? Dec 29 12:43:38 elvispre|s: We ran out of space before... I guess we could kill some of the downloaded stuff. I added -c to repo sync so hopefully it'll reduce download size Dec 29 12:59:12 Ah 2013 Dec 29 13:01:43 Not 100% sure. It has a SIM slot. Dec 29 13:04:41 Well both 2012 and 2013 have versions with SIM slot Dec 29 13:43:23 Tofe: Is this what we've seen on TP? https://github.com/libhybris/libhybris/issues/352 Dec 29 14:12:23 Preemptive: I'm happy to try some basics for a port for you if needed like I did for the onyx & athene, just let me know which device you have Dec 29 14:27:32 Thanks for the offer. I don't even have it yet, but it might be that it's not wanted. I'll double check what they want to do with it and the exact model, but if you think it's still a viable device for LuneOS, I'll look into it further. Dec 29 14:33:40 I think it's very likely a 2012 model 32Gb Asus N7 Dec 29 14:34:01 Preemptive... Ok 2012 model might be problematic, let me check Dec 29 14:34:42 Yes, don't see suppot for 2012 there Dec 29 14:36:52 Although i think the original port was for 2012, so a possible basis, but i wouldn't want to waste your time if it's much work to do it. Dec 29 14:37:20 Preemptive: Yeah there was a port which we kept going for a while, but no devs had the actual device Dec 29 14:37:26 But again, i think it was wifi only... Dec 29 14:37:34 So we were just putting band aids in the hope it kept working Dec 29 14:37:51 There is hope with PostMarketOS though: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Google_Nexus_7_2012_(asus-grouper) Dec 29 14:38:04 Problem is mainly the 3.1.10 kernel currently it seems Dec 29 14:39:35 Though there seems to be a 3.4 kernel available: https://github.com/Unlegacy-Android/android_kernel_nvidia_tegra3/blob/stable/Makefile Dec 29 14:40:42 Herrie|Laptop Hmmm... well again, I'll look at options and maybe watch developments at pmOS. What i really should do is back up the TP and replace the unused Android on it with LuneOS Dec 29 15:10:59 thejsa_: Doing some initial work to get the kernel for athene to build with our gcc 6.3 toolchain Dec 29 15:17:05 thejsa_: FYI https://github.com/Herrie82/meta-smartphone/commit/6761d75306a8688f544e13df31fbd1e20221557b Dec 29 16:21:24 Herrie|Laptop: Thanks - so a Halium rootfs should build now for athene? Dec 29 16:46:26 thejsa_: Well it shouldn't be that hard now, but I never built one Dec 29 16:53:34 LuneOS image uses same android bits as Halium but we have our own rootfs Dec 29 18:07:56 I was going (I am going) to have a look at the Halium stuff for onyx, but I thought "I'll just update my mako image first." It's at 98% after about six hours. I guess more had changed than I expected. Dec 29 19:55:02 Still at 98% after eight hours. qtwebengine doesn't half take a long time to build. Dec 29 20:41:59 elvispre: That's long.... qtbase takes long too Dec 29 21:53:27 Not much under than 10 hours in the end! I didn't think I was building from scratch. Oh well. It was successful. Dec 29 22:18:26 (Something to do with having switched to a local PR service perhaps.) Dec 29 23:04:12 Oh okay so rootfs is different Dec 29 23:05:04 Sorry, I'm not completely knowledgeable about how LuneOS works heh Dec 29 23:05:05 Although I've done a few Android builds I'm mainly a web girl **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Dec 30 03:00:01 2017