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Mar 17 06:35:34 <Herrie> thejsa: OK what are you multi-booting?
Mar 17 07:10:26 <thejsa> Been trying to have Lineage 14 coexist with Sailfish
Mar 17 07:10:35 <thejsa> Didn't go very well though haha
Mar 17 07:10:58 <thejsa> Ended up just going back to a plain Lineage 14.1 rom
Mar 17 07:11:26 <thejsa> Was mainly to explore how well it worked with hybris
Mar 17 07:11:55 <thejsa> (although it could well have been my own user error in setting up Dual Boot Patcher)
Mar 17 07:15:39 <Herrie|Laptop> thejsa: These Motorola devices seem to be quite a handful at times ;)
Mar 17 07:15:58 <thejsa> Indeed haha
Mar 17 07:16:23 <thejsa> Works nicely on Lineage though at least (:
Mar 17 07:16:55 <Herrie|Laptop> thejsa: Well I guess we'd need to dig more into the kernel bits for it
Mar 17 07:17:56 <thejsa> I skimmed over the message history and from what I gather you changed around some halium stuff, how would I go about getting a clean build environment setup to see if I can fix some stuff?
Mar 17 07:19:20 <thejsa> Planning to setup some virtualisation on my Phenom box since it basically sits around doing nothing these days (moved to an Arrandale-gen i5 Elitebook which has somewhat better CPU performance + HyperThreading but integrated graphics)
Mar 17 07:19:28 <Herrie|Laptop> thejsa: Well some things are WIP still
Mar 17 07:19:54 <thejsa> I like living on the edge (:
Mar 17 07:20:26 <Herrie|Laptop> Tofe did quite some patches to remove some duplication between our build and Halium, so we can use directly Halium's system.img :)
Mar 17 07:20:40 <thejsa> That's quite nice (:
Mar 17 07:21:06 <thejsa> being closer to upstream halium should make life easier in many cases I imagine
Mar 17 07:22:01 <Herrie|Laptop> thejsa: Yeah also contributing some stuff to Halium to make porting new devices easier (i.e. not to have to fork & comment out a lot of things ;)
Mar 17 07:22:16 <thejsa> all very exciting!
Mar 17 07:22:53 <Herrie|Laptop> Stuff like https://github.com/Halium/halium-devices/commit/de06734b5c67e6c50f4dc1fefcdb6d2d24a3a54a and https://github.com/Halium/halium-devices/commit/08783fb84fcc4d745ad8e7457a301c4adbbe2003
Mar 17 07:23:26 <thejsa> Probably this is a bit off-topic but does LuneOS have any kind of Android app container thing?
Mar 17 07:25:42 <Herrie|Laptop> thejsa: No, not yet, however if a device has a 3.10 or 3.18 kernel, stuff like www.anbox.io could theoretically work
Mar 17 07:26:34 <thejsa> I'd like to try to see if I can get that working once LuneOS is booting
Mar 17 07:26:45 <thejsa> Athene does indeed run 3.10
Mar 17 07:31:36 <Herrie|Laptop> thejsa: 3.10 is the bare minimum I understood. There's a meta-snappy layer that should help to get it running: https://github.com/morphis/meta-snappy
Mar 17 07:33:04 <Herrie|Laptop> Tofe: Seems my N4's battery had its best time too... Goes from 50% to 0 very quickly
Mar 17 07:33:11 <Herrie|Laptop> Time for a new battery :)
Mar 17 07:37:13 <thejsa>  /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER thejsa ubouybxtvzgq
Mar 17 07:37:20 <thejsa> *whoops*
Mar 17 07:45:02 <Herrie|Laptop> LOL
Mar 17 07:45:11 <Herrie|Laptop> Now I know your passwords LOL
Mar 17 07:45:46 <thejsa> not really (:
Mar 17 07:46:10 <thejsa> but I guess that teaches me not to run nickserv commands in a channel
Mar 17 08:11:02 <Tofe> Herrie|Laptop: just so that you don't lose track of the normal things, <---- this is a normal saturday morning time :p
Mar 17 08:11:09 <Tofe> so, Morning!
Mar 17 08:11:16 <EricBlade> it's 4am
Mar 17 08:11:32 <Tofe> EricBlade: ah well, in his TZ :)
Mar 17 08:11:49 <Tofe> EricBlade: and you're... still up ? or already up ?
Mar 17 08:23:13 <Herrie|TP> Tofe: Morning!
Mar 17 08:30:19 <Herrie> Tofe: 3yr old disagrees, he thinks 6 is a nice time for Saturday
Mar 17 08:31:15 <EricBlade> still up
Mar 17 08:31:40 <EricBlade> the usual crowd at my 4am is up :-)
Mar 17 10:21:53 <thejsa> have done a repo sync for halium/android, external/llvm seems to be huge
Mar 17 10:22:01 <thejsa> over 6GB
Mar 17 10:22:14 <thejsa> still downloading, the directory is up to 14GB so far
Mar 17 10:41:23 <Tofe> thejsa: this is probably the clang compiler stuff
Mar 17 15:30:37 <Herrie> thejsa: You can also limit the bits it pulls in by adding some params to repo init & sync
Mar 17 15:31:32 <Herrie> I.e.: "repo init --depth=1 -u https://github.com/webos-ports/android.git -b luneos-halium-7.1"
Mar 17 15:31:40 <Herrie> The --depth=1 is critical here
Mar 17 15:31:55 <Herrie> For repo sync I use: repo sync -j16 --force-sync -d -c
Mar 17 15:32:02 <Herrie> -d and -c is what you want here
Mar 18 00:33:40 <potissimus> I have an android tablet that is essentially a Touchpad 4G on the inside (same SoC, WLAN, Gyro, Power Management, and more). I'm tempted to just flash the the tenderloin build of LuneOS on it to see how that works out, but before I do that, I'm curious if anyone knows of any very Touchpad-particular pieces that I might want to look over and potentially patch before heading down that road.
Mar 18 01:08:21 <EricBlade> potissimus: i suspect that video and touchscreen might give you problems
Mar 18 01:15:59 <potissimus> Good points. I have the source for the android kernel currently running on it. I'll look through there to see if I can include the drivers.
Mar 18 01:34:37 <potissimus> I may have jumped the gun, lol. Looking through github, I need to catch myself up on Halium stuff first...
Mar 18 01:44:17 <EricBlade> audio probably too, but you'll run into display and touchscreen problems first.  i'd suspect that those two things are probably not identical
Mar 18 02:00:00 <potissimus> Yeah. If I'm reading things right, it looks like the touchpad build draws from Evervolv 5.1. If so, it looks like things are already in place. I might try building that first, but it may not be as bad as I thought at first glance.
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