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Feb 10 07:15:37 <Herrie> Morning!
Feb 10 07:55:34 <Tofe> Morning!
Feb 10 07:57:52 <Herrie> I see you found your way to the group
Feb 10 07:57:53 <Herrie> ?
Feb 10 07:58:30 <Tofe> Herrie: yes, well, in the end I just installed the thing
Feb 10 07:58:53 <Herrie> Hehe well have it here too on my phone... And now for some school parent stuff they want Signal too :S
Feb 10 07:59:14 <Tofe> But I'm getting tired of being scattered between so many protocols
Feb 10 07:59:17 <Herrie> Seems this might be useful going forward with all the splits ;) https://www.beeperhq.com/
Feb 10 07:59:50 <Herrie> Seems like Syngergy on steroids LOL
Feb 10 08:01:15 <Tofe> But, how are they not being thrown away by the servers ? Signal, Whatsapp and some others don't accept unofficial clients
Feb 10 08:04:12 <Tofe> Herrie: "Beeper has two ways of enabling Android, Windows and Linux users to use iMessage: we send each user a Jailbroken iPhone with the Beeper app installed which bridges to iMessage, or if they have a Mac that is always connected to the internet, they can install the Beeper Mac app which acts as a bridge" mmmm sure
Feb 10 08:07:07 <Herrie> Tofe: Yeah I'm also not sure how they do it...
Feb 10 08:07:11 <Herrie> Curious to get access to see
Feb 10 08:07:15 <Herrie> Signed up anyway
Feb 10 08:10:46 <Herrie> WhatsApp can work with unofficial clients, but it's cat & mouse really
Feb 10 08:11:53 <Tofe> yes, I saw that when I still used my Jolla phone
Feb 10 08:12:23 <Tofe> Herrie: I'm not sure yet how to use bridged with riot.im
Feb 10 08:13:42 <Herrie> Well you can use the Element app to join matrix channels for example
Feb 10 08:13:50 <Herrie> I use it for the LuneOS Matrix channel ;)
Feb 10 08:13:55 <Herrie> And bridged that with Telegram group
Feb 10 08:14:07 <Herrie> Now waiting for some feedback from novaldex on the IRC bridge
Feb 10 08:14:12 <Herrie> novaldex: ^
Feb 10 08:14:25 <Herrie> So we can have something similar as SFOS/Halium/UBPorts
Feb 10 08:14:56 <Herrie> It would require some software to be installed. Could do it locally of course, but prefer not to rely on my single connection
Feb 10 08:15:39 <Tofe> Herrie: yes, I use the element webapp on my side
Feb 10 09:57:44 <Herrie> Tofe: You want me to check something on LOS 16 still for Tissot?
Feb 10 09:59:17 <Tofe> ah, yes, if you could retrieve the dmesg please ?
Feb 10 10:09:27 <Herrie> Tofe: I have the beneter release, but that should be good enough I guess?
Feb 10 10:09:36 <Herrie> This one: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/rom-9-x-unofficial-lineageos-16-0-xiaomi-mi-a1-tissot-eol.4092489/
Feb 10 10:10:11 <Tofe> I have the same; it should be quite the same kernel.4.9, so it's fine
Feb 10 10:15:16 <Herrie> OK
Feb 10 10:15:18 <Herrie> Flashing
Feb 10 10:15:19 <Herrie> Let
Feb 10 10:15:21 <Herrie> 's see
Feb 10 10:23:39 <Herrie> Boots OK
Feb 10 10:23:50 <Herrie> But getting 1|tissot:/ $ dmesg: dmesg: klogctl: Permission denied
Feb 10 10:27:48 <Herrie> Tofe: this is logcat -b kernel: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MD8j6vFsvF/
Feb 10 10:28:05 <Herrie> Not sure if that's of any help?
Feb 10 10:29:04 <Herrie> And a full logcat: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Bf37M34Jmy/
Feb 10 10:29:14 <Tofe> Herrie: thanks, that's fine :)
Feb 10 10:29:49 <Herrie> Seems to work OK here though
Feb 10 10:29:52 <Herrie> Touch etc too
Feb 10 10:35:52 <Tofe> yes, I wonder why it failing for me; but I think it's related to why our lxc android doesn't start well
Feb 10 10:40:12 <Herrie> Do you have your image for me?
Feb 10 10:40:19 <Herrie> I can flash it and see what it does at my end?
Feb 10 10:40:28 <Herrie> Or I can build it here...
Feb 10 10:42:44 <Tofe> I'm just trying the 4.9 kernel for now, otherwise all stays the same
Feb 10 10:43:21 <Herrie> Ah OK
Feb 10 10:43:29 <Herrie> Well you need the Halium with 4.9 kernrel build flag
Feb 10 10:43:32 <Herrie> In device tree
Feb 10 10:43:36 <Herrie> Otherwise it won't work
Feb 10 10:43:55 <Tofe> yes, I've done that
Feb 10 10:44:17 <Herrie> OK
Feb 10 10:44:37 <Tofe> mmmh not sure I did flash the resulting system&vendor though...
Feb 10 10:46:04 <Herrie> Can you paste your xiaomi_tissot.xml?
Feb 10 10:46:06 <Herrie> Will use the same
Feb 10 10:46:18 <Herrie> And kernel recipe, then I'll build at my end too
Feb 10 10:46:21 <Tofe> sure, one moment
Feb 10 10:47:16 <Tofe> https://bin.disroot.org/?f0f0b587793276fa#E9rqmfBiquQTcUsV6msKMo3Q7JcuhfS5i4TeSmZuM7uh kernel recipe
Feb 10 10:47:55 <Tofe> https://bin.disroot.org/?ff660b37f70228a9#9m6seiK1Q6gSv3zMWGG4nUDV3fZQVjoMScDB7hwHdS4G manifest
Feb 10 10:48:38 <Tofe> mmmh wait, maybe I forgot to update that one
Feb 10 10:49:27 <Tofe> should have been <project path="kernel/xiaomi/msm8953" name="Tofee/tissot" revision="tissot/4.9/halium-9.0"/>
Feb 10 10:49:47 <Tofe> I think I need to cleanup a bit what I'm using
Feb 10 10:50:25 <Tofe> but I do have TARGET_KERNEL_VERSION := 4.9 in my device tree
Feb 10 10:52:33 <Herrie> OK building Halium bits
Feb 10 10:53:53 <Tofe> I'll also redo these steps, to make sure I didn't forget something
Feb 10 10:54:08 <Herrie> I'll put the output on Jenkins
Feb 10 10:54:17 <Herrie> And label it 4.9
Feb 10 10:54:20 <Herrie> So we can identify it
Feb 10 10:54:26 <Herrie> The current images there aren't always labeled
Feb 10 10:54:50 <Herrie> I have a 3.18 labeled there, others not sure what they are ;)
Feb 10 11:21:49 <Herrie> Hmmz this 4.9 kernel fails in Halium
Feb 10 11:34:46 <Herrie> https://bin.disroot.org/?1c8f67388347e0bc#EzRnjFYkjP6f1WYJVgwGXjeRDYbWrT8JTTmvuRyyx99z
Feb 10 11:34:51 <Herrie> I'll try the other 4.9 I had
Feb 10 11:34:55 <Herrie> That builds at least
Feb 10 11:35:06 <Herrie> Probably some fixes you did for newer GCC older GCC doesn't like
Feb 10 11:54:33 <Tofe> ah, it's because of the new options yes "error: unknown warning option '-Werror=memset-elt-size';"
Feb 10 11:55:34 <Tofe> not sure yet how to make it conditional
Feb 10 12:24:16 <Herrie> Yeah...
Feb 10 12:24:20 <Herrie> Well I'll build the other one
Feb 10 12:26:21 <Herrie> Shouldn't really matter anyway which 4.9 kernel we use in Halium build
Feb 10 12:26:29 <Herrie> I've mixed and matched them before without issues
Feb 10 13:41:50 <Herrie> Tofe: http://build.webos-ports.org/halium-luneos-9.0/halium-luneos-9.0-20210210-1-tissot-4.9.tar.bz2
Feb 10 14:42:53 <Tofe> Herrie: thanks
Feb 10 14:45:19 <Herrie> Tofe: I'll put the full image there as well in a minute
Feb 10 15:45:17 <Herrie> Tofe: http://build.webos-ports.org/halium-luneos-9.0/luneos-dev-package-tissot-0-0-4.9.zip
Feb 10 15:45:23 <Herrie> Flashing here now
Feb 10 15:46:05 <Tofe> so far, after doing the steps carefully, I still have the same result
Feb 10 16:05:50 <Herrie> Tofe: Hmmz bootloops here
Feb 10 16:15:05 <Tofe> Herrie: after a long time, isn't it?
Feb 10 16:15:15 <Tofe> there should be adb access in-between
Feb 10 16:17:27 <Herrie> No
Feb 10 16:17:38 <Herrie> Qjuickly
Feb 10 16:22:35 <Tofe> mmh ok, that's not what I get, strangely enough
Feb 10 16:23:02 <Tofe> I took our previous tissot for the moment, reflashed system+vendor+android-gadget-setup and booted on the 4.9 kernel
Feb 10 16:23:21 <Tofe> previous tissot build*
Feb 10 16:23:35 <Tofe> (was luneos-dev-package-tissot-0-0-20210126.zip )
Feb 10 16:33:27 <Tofe> Herrie: I think https://github.com/Tofee/tissot/blob/tissot/4.9/halium-9.0/techpack/audio/asoc/codecs/Kbuild#L180 is exactly the kind of condition I need for building both with clang and gcc 10
Feb 10 16:34:38 <Tofe> Herrie: I forgot, I added CONFIG_MACH_XIAOMI_MSM8953=y in my defconfig... let me push that
Feb 10 16:46:32 <Tofe> ^ pushed
Feb 10 16:52:45 <Herrie> Tofe: Yeah that will help I guess
Feb 10 16:53:01 <Herrie> Doing some shopping now will check when back
Feb 10 16:57:49 <Tofe> ok, for me it's shutdown in 3min :p
Feb 10 16:58:46 <Tofe> mmh not shutdown, how is it called... well anyway, no outdoor
Feb 10 17:08:39 <Tofe> ... and here's my dmesg with 4.9: https://bin.disroot.org/?5b9fef4ede603e11#Akcao5fgaVvKUt49qS42qakvtE1A97kwiwqfq5FiNTft
Feb 10 17:18:12 <Herrie> lockdown
Feb 10 17:18:15 <Herrie> Here at 21:00
Feb 10 17:49:45 <Herrie> Tofe: Still bootlooping here
Feb 10 17:50:47 <Herrie> But it gives me a ramoops now at least
Feb 10 17:51:00 <Herrie> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/2FqRjR3dDY/
Feb 10 17:51:17 <Herrie> skip_initramfs not found in cmdline. Booting into recovery.
Feb 10 17:58:35 <Herrie> Ah that's the missing patch in device tree I guess
Feb 10 19:25:53 <Herrie> Tofe: https://github.com/ubports/porting-notes/wiki/Halium-9
Feb 10 19:26:00 <Herrie> "If your Android 9 device is system-as-root (A/B device), you will likely need this kernel change: https://github.com/sailfish-on-fxtecpro1/kernel-fxtec-pro1/commit/4995be221047acf5b40610e5c4eacf4b75434500. Otherwise kernel skips ramdisk and boots directly into /system partition"
Feb 10 19:26:09 <Herrie> That's the explanation from UBPorts about the need for the patch
Feb 10 19:26:55 <Herrie> Still not sure why we'd only need it in 4.x though
Feb 10 19:27:04 <Herrie> Could be it was added in recent 3.18 kernel or afer
Feb 10 19:57:00 <Tofe> Herrie: you don't have the "--" at the end of the cmdline ?
Feb 10 19:57:13 <Tofe> for me it works fine
Feb 10 19:59:16 <Herrie> I used your recipe :P
Feb 10 19:59:30 <Herrie> Which has --
Feb 10 19:59:50 <Tofe> that's weird
Feb 10 20:00:57 <Herrie> Now built kernel with the patch, trying
Feb 10 20:01:12 <Herrie> https://github.com/Herrie82/tissot/commit/25fafd0e875a61667101c25adcf4ddb4d16cf5f8
Feb 10 20:01:26 <Herrie> Now I can adb shell in
Feb 10 20:02:08 <Tofe> I'd like to be able to explain why it works on my side :p
Feb 10 20:02:41 <Tofe> "skip_initramfs not found in cmdline" which code outputs that, for instance
Feb 10 20:03:37 <Herrie> I have UI!
Feb 10 20:03:46 <Herrie> Took a while
Feb 10 20:04:14 <Tofe> ok well that's a good thing :p but there's definitely something fishy with my device, somehow
Feb 10 20:04:45 <Herrie> Logcat isn't great though
Feb 10 20:05:02 <Herrie> Rotation doesn't work for example
Feb 10 20:05:13 <Herrie> I needed to disable the wlan kernel module in the .conf still as well
Feb 10 20:05:36 <Tofe> ah, yes, I didn't make it a module
Feb 10 20:06:10 <Herrie> Should I paste some logs?
Feb 10 20:06:34 <Tofe> well I'd like to reproduce your boot :) but yes, logs never hurt
Feb 10 20:07:03 <Herrie> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/8hHGJQR8rt/
Feb 10 20:07:29 <Herrie> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/68tmSCGpbP/
Feb 10 20:16:14 <Herrie> Seems like we're missing the same old binaries again... I thought that was fixed....
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