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Nov 02 08:34:38 <elvispre> Morning!
Nov 02 08:36:03 <Herrie|Laptop> Morning!
Nov 02 08:40:32 <Herrie|Laptop> elvispre: Thnx for feedback, adjusted
Nov 02 08:45:34 <elvispre> Herrie|Laptop: You're welcome.
Nov 02 10:14:39 <elvispre> Now that we are Halium-based, is there still a requirement to start from cm-12.1 on mako?
Nov 02 10:16:55 <Herrie|Laptop> elvispre: I'm not 100% sure, but we'd still need the firmwares from 12.1
Nov 02 10:17:08 <Herrie|Laptop> At least that's my understanding, but I could be wrong
Nov 02 10:17:22 <Herrie|Laptop> The stock Android 5.1 might work too, but not sure
Nov 02 10:18:01 <elvispre> Herrie|Laptop: Won't the firmware be in the Halium device tree?
Nov 02 10:19:07 <Herrie|Laptop> elvispre: Yes, however I think they need to be actually flashed for them to be active
Nov 02 10:19:19 <Herrie|Laptop> Which we don't do AFAIK
Nov 02 10:19:27 <elvispre> Interesting!
Nov 02 10:19:35 <Herrie|Laptop> Especially for modem
Nov 02 10:20:10 <Herrie|Laptop> Not sure about the rest of the parts to be honest
Nov 02 10:20:50 <elvispre> I am rummaging around in mako cm-12.1 at the moment to learn where it stashes its RTC offset between boots.
Nov 02 10:21:47 <elvispre> It turns out to have some completely different mechanism (from onyx / tissot) that I cannot discover so far.
Nov 02 10:22:24 <elvispre> There definitely is one though, because I can put it into Airplane mode and it still knows what time it is after a reboot.
Nov 02 10:57:42 <elvispre> Ahhh! mako has a writeable RTC.
Nov 02 12:50:15 <Tofe> elvispre: if you flash a stock android 5.1 rom, it should work too. But you have to flash a 5.1-compatible version of the firmware partitions
Nov 02 12:51:14 <Tofe> These are blobs we probably can't ship ourselves
Nov 02 14:39:49 <elvispre> Tofe/Herrie|Laptop: Yeah, that was a slightly silly question. Thanks for helping me to clarify my thinking.
Nov 02 18:01:11 <Tofe> did we know we have a conflict between connmand and dnsmaskd ?
Nov 02 18:02:29 <Tofe> as the former already includes a local dns server, I guess we can just get rid of dnsmask
Nov 02 18:02:53 <Tofe> not sure what brings it in the first place
Nov 02 18:04:01 <Tofe> lxc rdepends dnsmasq...
Nov 02 18:08:19 <Tofe> ok well, we'll see later on, it's not really what I'd like to work on right now :p
Nov 02 18:38:03 <Tofe> mmh looks like the nyx mass storage module isn't there, leading to storaged crashing... this seems to cause a lot of problems afterwards by dependency
Nov 02 21:08:25 <Tofe> ok in the end it was reallly nyx the issue (though there was a bunch of things to fix there)
Nov 02 21:08:42 <Tofe> but activitymanager isn't launched on boot
Nov 02 21:09:15 <Tofe> before OSE, it was required by multi-user.target. Now, it's started on-demand, via sd-notify. I don't know where from...
Nov 02 21:42:10 <Tofe> Herrie: tomorrow I'll ask you about https://github.com/Tofee/activitymanager/blob/webOS-ports/webOS-OSE/files/systemd/activitymanager.service#L25 (mainly: where does the content of the systemd service file come from? why is it a "notify" type ?)
Nov 02 21:42:25 <Tofe> but right now, I'm off :)
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