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08:03.42 | MFaro-Tusino | Ahoy! |
08:03.46 | MFaro-Tusino | How is everyone? |
08:39.27 | smokex | good :) |
08:39.48 | smokex | hos u MFaro-Tusino |
08:39.54 | smokex | hows |
08:40.38 | MFaro-Tusino | I'm well - Tired - Long day at work |
08:40.46 | smokex | ah |
08:41.24 | smokex | you had to work on saturday? |
08:56.31 | MFaro-Tusino | Yes - retail work never stops |
08:56.58 | smokex | ah.. yeah |
09:05.48 | MFaro-Tusino | Hows the N950 build going? |
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09:19.41 | krnlyng | hi |
09:21.38 | smokex | MFaro-Tusino: your build is still the latest |
09:21.41 | smokex | afaik |
09:21.48 | MFaro-Tusino | did it work? |
09:21.57 | smokex | dunno got side tracked :D |
09:22.04 | MFaro-Tusino | (I can't test and it seems vgrade never approved my commit) |
09:22.09 | smokex | ADD took over once again |
09:23.01 | smokex | could you push future changes to the n950 club repo? |
09:23.19 | MFaro-Tusino | yes |
09:23.58 | smokex | I'd like to get that set up as the main repo.. especially since the most active members of our group have admin there and can add others |
09:25.42 | krnlyng | has anyone succesfully build max's kernel? |
09:39.45 | MFaro-Tusino | max's kernel? |
09:44.28 | MFaro-Tusino | what/how does it differ from the stock kernel? |
10:01.31 | valdur55 | Is n9 adaption only package witch isn't from jolla's repo? |
10:04.36 | valdur55 | if so, then we will need search rotation bug from this package... |
10:07.37 | MFaro-Tusino | Well there is a N9 adaption package in jolla repo |
10:07.45 | MFaro-Tusino | Just can't get it (not authorised) |
10:08.39 | valdur55 | yes, i know that :) |
10:09.29 | valdur55 | So, it can be different than nemo adaption.... |
10:09.57 | MFaro-Tusino | i believe so |
10:10.24 | valdur55 | and kernel adaption handles rotation... |
10:10.30 | MFaro-Tusino | I'm still waiting for a friend to give me access to some goodies he found early on |
10:10.45 | MFaro-Tusino | Will help us A LOT |
10:11.02 | MFaro-Tusino | Smokex: He's just waiting to get back home from his travels |
10:12.25 | DocScrutinizer05 | now jolla not sharing N9 adaption is telling a lot about the policy ind mindset of the whole company |
10:12.35 | DocScrutinizer05 | and* |
10:13.31 | DocScrutinizer05 | are they afraid their awesome snapdragon hw alone doesn't cut it? |
10:16.05 | DocScrutinizer05 | Nokia been successful as long as they sold decent hardware. They tried to move away from hardware as cashcow towards appstore shit and selling OS, and they failed epically. You might think Jolla had learned and would revert to selling awesome hardware to the customers and only give some amount of support with the software. But no, they still buy the hardware at foxcon and think they can sell OS and apps |
10:17.22 | DocScrutinizer05 | this won't fly, since this 'niche' been 100% covered by android and particularly apple |
10:18.12 | DocScrutinizer05 | and when I don't like the android/apple concept then I don't want to pick a jolla phone that does exactly same shit |
10:19.25 | DocScrutinizer05 | I think jolla is dead before they started |
10:23.04 | valdur55 | killed by whom? |
10:23.25 | valdur55 | Maybe swithing numbers in https://github.com/nemomobile/kernel-adaptation-n950-n9/blob/391af61e802ade9cbe4070afff4c4a05e874cd0c/drivers/media/video/omap/omap_voutdef.h#L60 will break or fix something.. |
10:24.03 | valdur55 | both results are good :D |
10:24.18 | MFaro-Tusino | Well we found a QT_WAYLAND_INVERTED entry |
10:24.27 | MFaro-Tusino | which would fix the gestures (we assume) |
10:24.44 | MFaro-Tusino | though we can't compile the source code and create the .so we need |
10:27.38 | valdur55 | maybe :) replacement is not working because Qtcompositor is using varname without WAYLAND and that is werid... |
10:28.33 | MFaro-Tusino | no we can't set it ahha |
10:28.40 | MFaro-Tusino | We can find the env variables |
10:28.45 | MFaro-Tusino | but cant seem to set it |
10:29.12 | DocScrutinizer05 | no wayland for me, neither on my desktop PC nor on my pocket PC |
10:29.32 | DocScrutinizer05 | no mir or whatever either |
10:30.36 | DocScrutinizer05 | I *completely* miss the sound rationale why an OS for embedded needs to move away from X11 and towards wayland |
10:30.45 | valdur55 | and ignore message comes from /etc/profile.d/developer.... file and this is fixable by adding this INVERTED_Y to list where are listed varnames... |
10:33.33 | DocScrutinizer05 | also no systemd on my embedded devices! |
10:33.41 | valdur55 | why not? |
10:33.57 | DocScrutinizer05 | because of systemd is a bloated BS |
10:34.08 | DocScrutinizer05 | completely insane concept |
10:34.50 | DocScrutinizer05 | absolutely not scalable, heck it even kills udev and thus /usr |
10:35.10 | valdur55 | ok :) i am to young for understanding those issues... |
10:35.33 | DocScrutinizer05 | and when I hear I need dbus to *boot* my system, I feel an incurable nausea that feels like it never will vanish |
10:36.08 | valdur55 | What will happening when we use this dss_rotation: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/6610616/ |
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10:40.25 | DocScrutinizer05 | for 25 or 30 years the linux scene been driven by experts that had a clue, a goal, and an idea of how *nix works and a strive to unify and keep in sync all unixoid OS, this resulted in apps like twinkle working on ~20 *nix OS without major platform specific patches needed. since ~5 or more years it seems a new generation is trying to turn linux into a competitor to iwndows, with same idiotic "we're the only thin that rules" mindset, |
10:40.27 | DocScrutinizer05 | completely denying any effort to stay compatible to the general unix basics |
10:40.50 | RzR | hi hackers |
10:41.09 | valdur55 | I am 19 yeas old :) |
10:41.12 | RzR | i still see this channel alive |
10:41.18 | MFaro-Tusino | valdur55: same here |
10:41.32 | valdur55 | oh really? nice |
10:41.54 | RzR | turn linux into a competitor to iwndows |
10:42.09 | RzR | not that linux is getting better and better |
10:42.16 | RzR | but windows getting worse and worse |
10:42.37 | RzR | there still remaining a litle hope for the year of linux desktop |
10:42.56 | DocScrutinizer05 | RzR: sorry, this sounds to me like you're suggesting linux had to get better to compete with windows |
10:42.58 | RzR | but there is mac between both... |
10:43.09 | DocScrutinizer05 | I think it's pretty much the absolute opposite |
10:43.40 | RzR | u think linux desktop is improving ? |
10:44.02 | DocScrutinizer05 | linux is NOT - and never been - the inferior but free-as-in-beer alternative to redmond borne bullshit |
10:44.17 | RzR | *NOT* that linux is getting better and better |
10:44.24 | DocScrutinizer05 | linux always been a unix |
10:44.28 | RzR | that's what I just said |
10:44.36 | DocScrutinizer05 | no |
10:44.52 | RzR | but i do think there is a place for win every house |
10:44.55 | DocScrutinizer05 | you still seem to say linux needs to get better to compete with windows |
10:45.00 | RzR | now pple are using tables etc ... |
10:45.17 | DocScrutinizer05 | while I say linux been way better than any windows ever been, from beginning |
10:45.33 | RzR | i wanted to say that interessest on windows is decreasing |
10:45.38 | RzR | the PC is dead :) |
10:46.03 | RzR | pple want services now , no need for a general purpose tool |
10:46.25 | DocScrutinizer05 | linux got abused, exploited, raped and wasted by idiots like shuttleworth and ASUS who thought it's a nice and cheap alternative OS to windows |
10:46.53 | RzR | I also think the OS is awesome |
10:47.18 | RzR | even a basic redhat from late 1990ies is mote usable to me than current windows |
10:47.27 | RzR | but i am not talking about the product |
10:47.29 | DocScrutinizer05 | HECK, shuttleworth, HEAR ME! when I *wanted* a windowsy OS I'd get *windows*, NOT buntkuh! |
10:47.31 | RzR | but the market |
10:47.43 | RzR | you cant change pple that easy |
10:48.21 | RzR | so i still enhance ... windows is belonging to the previous generation |
10:48.48 | RzR | now early adopters wont lead others to windows on the destktop at least |
10:48.52 | DocScrutinizer05 | all your base are belong to us |
10:48.52 | RzR | could be on mobile |
10:49.03 | RzR | but not |
10:49.15 | valdur55 | I run debian in my tablet :) |
10:49.23 | RzR | Did ms surface sells well ? |
10:49.31 | RzR | valdur55, which desktop ? gnome ? kde ? |
10:49.36 | valdur55 | It iis in chroot env. :) |
10:49.47 | RzR | ok so vnc and lxde ... this is lame |
10:50.10 | valdur55 | xterminal :D |
10:50.25 | RzR | there is a market for that :) |
10:50.53 | RzR | btw I'll be curious to know where will steamos go |
10:50.55 | RzR | which is deb based |
10:51.44 | MFaro-Tusino | I have a surface |
10:51.49 | valdur55 | i use it for coding.... |
10:51.50 | MFaro-Tusino | Linux wont run on my desktop |
10:51.59 | MFaro-Tusino | But windows 8 does |
10:52.01 | DocScrutinizer05 | it's an offense to talk about distros like they were discrete distinct OS |
10:52.25 | valdur55 | and use vim :) ... |
10:52.52 | valdur55 | and apache2 webserver :D |
10:53.48 | RzR | did u notice that jolla didnt mention about GNU/Linux on their website too ? |
10:53.51 | DocScrutinizer05 | I frequently install tools form debian-distros on my redhat-based system without even worrying |
10:54.18 | DocScrutinizer05 | seems nobody understands that this is not particularly amazing a thing you can do on linux |
10:54.29 | RzR | you can even install cygwin in wine if you want too :) |
10:54.54 | DocScrutinizer05 | since 99% are spoiled by this windowsy approach about installing apps |
10:55.07 | RzR | like on ubuntu store ? lol |
10:55.29 | DocScrutinizer05 | nfc what's buntkuh store |
10:55.56 | DocScrutinizer05 | I probably never 2visited a store/shop/othershit" in my life |
10:56.20 | DocScrutinizer05 | neither appstore not buntkuh nor ovi nor any similar nonsense |
10:57.22 | DocScrutinizer05 | and I'm not going to chage this habit for damn jolla/sailfish crap |
10:59.41 | RzR | btw openrepos did smart by sharing libs |
11:00.04 | RzR | DocScrutinizer05, tell us about neo900 ? |
11:00.41 | DocScrutinizer05 | of course you can't know when you're a jolly 19 years old, but maemo5/fremantle (N900) worked not despite but BECAUSE of OVI store not really working for maemo ever |
11:02.47 | RzR | btw have you seen WebOs moved into LG tv ? |
11:03.53 | DocScrutinizer05 | and concepts like sysV-init and /usr been evaluated and designed by experts that look like giants compared to a Lennart Poettering and the nonsense he's trying to do to the complete unix/linux design |
11:04.28 | RzR | systemd is just the begining |
11:04.41 | RzR | there are neat tools around |
11:05.15 | RzR | like containerization etc .. we didnt have that in the 70ies |
11:05.18 | DocScrutinizer05 | I really get angry seeing flakes like poettering and the whole ubuntu/KDE4 team rushing over linux and wrecking it in a nonsensical effort to make it more windowsy |
11:05.51 | RzR | i dont see how systemd and windows are connected ? |
11:06.16 | RzR | the socket listener hacker is coming from osx isnt it |
11:08.11 | DocScrutinizer05 | you don't see how systemd is related to windows? then read the rationale why we don't need /usr anymore nowadays, according to the braindamaged systemd supporters, and maybe you see it akin to the way windows manages resources |
11:10.06 | RzR | http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/TheCaseForTheUsrMerge/ |
11:10.07 | RzR | this ? |
11:11.06 | DocScrutinizer05 | it's the general mindset of "let's completely discard everything that's been there since we have a better idea how to do it, and we fail to grok why it's been done the way it been before we came up with our leete new ideas. We don't care about heritage, compatibility, other devels, continuity, or even QA and long term support. We want leete new stuff we can fap on" |
11:11.18 | RzR | Improved compatibility with other Unixes/Linuxes in behavior: |
11:12.12 | RzR | btw there is an other linux distro that does weird things like /opt/package/version/flags/ ... |
11:12.35 | DocScrutinizer05 | who cares about *distros*? |
11:12.39 | RzR | and use symlinks or env var to load the appropriate libs |
11:13.02 | RzR | this is simple but smarter that rely on the distro re/packagers |
11:13.31 | RzR | <DocScrutinizer05> who cares about *distros*? |
11:13.33 | RzR | you :) |
11:13.44 | DocScrutinizer05 | the problem is that poettering, shuttleworth and similar fools think they are free to do whatever they like since it's *their* distro |
11:13.47 | RzR | you probably hate unity |
11:14.14 | RzR | well they are paid to make the "product" competitive |
11:14.18 | RzR | so cant blame them |
11:14.34 | RzR | community distros are not in the same track |
11:14.44 | RzR | afaik debian does uses systemd yet |
11:15.03 | DocScrutinizer05 | they should get put on trial at court and sentenced to 20 years windows admin |
11:16.30 | DocScrutinizer05 | I don't give a flying F about unity and other similar crap, as long as those fools keep their damn stuff in their friggin distro and it doesn't leak into general larger linux sphere by requiring changes to mainline, like systemd does |
11:16.34 | RzR | then create your own "modern lightweight and efficient" gnu/linux distro |
11:16.49 | valdur55 | Oh. i have better idea. Forcing it to one orientation will be better fix: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/6610775/ |
11:17.26 | DocScrutinizer05 | RzR: I don't need to do that, it's already there |
11:17.30 | valdur55 | Because sailfish is atm forcet to portait... |
11:17.46 | DocScrutinizer05 | i just want to shoot the fools who rush over it and wreck it |
11:18.12 | DocScrutinizer05 | like poettering does, twice a year with a new brainfart |
11:18.39 | DocScrutinizer05 | and in between the ubunto dudes come with two of their farts to compete with his |
11:18.40 | valdur55 | those apps which use keyboard... |
11:19.47 | valdur55 | btw. how to recompile kernel adaption? |
11:22.18 | DocScrutinizer05 | [2013-12-21 12:14:14] <RzR> well they are paid to make the "product" competitive |
11:22.29 | RzR | anyway i can tell that systemd does not match K.I.S.S philosophy |
11:23.33 | DocScrutinizer05 | yes. exactly this is the problem. Shuttleworth for example tries to make money by exploiting and abusing linux and turning it into a cheap alternative to windows, while the huge majority of linux users is pretty happy about everything in linux that is NOT like on windows |
11:24.24 | DocScrutinizer05 | the mistake been done by Linus been to not include such rogue behaviour into GPL |
11:25.13 | DocScrutinizer05 | (KISS) yes, pretty obviously |
11:26.35 | DocScrutinizer05 | been blatantly obvious to everybody from beginning, and been criticized a lot, but Mr Poetterin is immune to such criticism, since he's soooo much smarter than any of the experts that deal with unix longer than he's born |
11:26.52 | DocScrutinizer05 | ~freee |
11:26.53 | infobot | i heard freee is http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ZTdUmlGxVo0&t=3296 |
11:27.29 | DocScrutinizer05 | would you *really* want THIS guy to dictate what your OS looks and works like? |
11:27.34 | DocScrutinizer05 | REALLY? |
11:28.30 | RzR | i'll return to amiga os if i cant leave with |
11:28.36 | RzR | ok gnu/hurd |
11:30.28 | DocScrutinizer05 | a lot of experienced linuxers already suspected Poettering gets paid by microsoft to ruin linux from the inside |
11:30.34 | RzR | DocScrutinizer05, relax yourself w/ the 2d vid of your idol : rzrfreefr.tumblr.com |
11:31.56 | MFaro-Tusino | This channel is always so off-topic hhhaahah |
11:35.12 | krnlyng | MFaro-Tusino: it's the 3.4 kernel used by jolla |
11:35.45 | MFaro-Tusino | krnlyng: Ahh - so whats its benefits besides OS compatibility? |
11:35.47 | DocScrutinizer05 | MFaro-Tusino: not really, you're fumbling with systemd and no /usr for example, with PukeAudio and now with wayland. I dunno about the last one but the first two been created by poettering and they are poettering |
11:35.57 | DocScrutinizer05 | ~poettering |
11:35.57 | infobot | 'sth is poettering' means it acts invasive, possessive, destructive, and generally in an egocentric exacerbating negative way. ``this cancer is extremely poettering'' |
11:37.06 | krnlyng | MFaro-Tusino: droid compat |
11:37.14 | krnlyng | MFaro-Tusino: i have looked into it a bit |
11:37.37 | krnlyng | loading the module into a patched 2.6.32 works but is of no usw |
11:37.39 | krnlyng | use* |
11:37.40 | MFaro-Tusino | Ahh - so thats where the proprietary kernel we need is? |
11:39.21 | krnlyng | it's not a proprietary kernel blob |
11:39.24 | krnlyng | it's the source |
11:39.47 | krnlyng | and the mysatroker module should work with that kernel |
11:39.48 | MFaro-Tusino | Interesting |
11:39.49 | krnlyng | so droid compat |
11:39.51 | krnlyng | :) |
11:41.51 | MFaro-Tusino | You have a link for the kernel? |
11:42.31 | krnlyng | https://disk.yandex.com/public/?hash=CyTrxncbj%2B3lbP62si%2BHzKIes9t1Kr3dPtPaXy5ycxM%3D |
11:42.38 | krnlyng | defconfig: https://disk.yandex.com/public/?hash=Nzwmd3dKl0ERBjtkz%2BsjHVtdi3l6a5Xy%2Bv5kou5dOJk%3D |
11:42.43 | krnlyng | it seems to compile for me |
11:44.05 | RzR | DocScrutinizer05, wayland ... how fun |
11:47.23 | RzR | DocScrutinizer05, mistake that url https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nleeh-gbQDc |
11:48.33 | MFaro-Tusino | No idea how to compile :/ |
11:48.36 | MFaro-Tusino | haahah |
11:54.36 | krnlyng | MFaro-Tusino: download both files |
11:54.43 | krnlyng | cd ~/Downloads |
11:55.05 | krnlyng | unzip sailfishos_kernel_jolla.zip |
11:55.15 | krnlyng | cd sailfishos_kernel_jolla_msm8930-master/ |
11:55.33 | krnlyng | cp ../config-3.4.0.20131115.2 arch/arm/configs/max_defconfig |
11:55.36 | krnlyng | make max_defconfig |
11:55.43 | krnlyng | make zImage && make modules |
11:55.43 | krnlyng | su |
11:55.48 | krnlyng | make install |
11:56.03 | krnlyng | make install_modules || make modules_install # don't know which is correct |
11:56.12 | krnlyng | then edit ubiboot |
11:56.13 | krnlyng | :) |
11:56.18 | krnlyng | ubiboot.conf |
11:56.22 | MFaro-Tusino | I don't use ubiboot |
11:56.25 | MFaro-Tusino | haha |
11:56.44 | krnlyng | then edit whatever :D |
11:57.08 | MFaro-Tusino | edit the moslo - I think thats tricky |
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12:59.25 | e^x | can you explain me why my ubiboot on n9 loads harmattan if i try to load nitdroid |
12:59.30 | e^x | sailfish loads ok |
13:00.11 | e^x | and ubiboot log says that it is loading zImage.pr13 or zImage_e-yes_nitdroid+l2fix as it should do |
13:00.31 | e^x | successfully |
13:03.10 | krnlyng | maybe the wrong rootfs id |
13:07.17 | krnlyng | http://pastebin.com/ynp0tTiW |
13:07.25 | krnlyng | change G_OS1_PARTITION=2 |
13:07.29 | krnlyng | to the right partition |
13:07.39 | krnlyng | where nitdroid is installed |
13:08.01 | e^x | which file is this? |
13:08.21 | krnlyng | e^x: /boot/ubiboot.conf |
13:11.03 | e^x | i've got the same parameters as in pastebin |
13:11.39 | e^x | where can i get the correct partition? |
13:12.21 | e^x | seems like both harmattan and nitdroid has PARTITION=2 |
13:22.42 | krnlyng | where did you install nitdroid? |
13:22.50 | krnlyng | set the boot option to that partition |
13:27.47 | e^x | krnlyng: when i plug the usb cable, 4 partitions are mounted. i extracted nitdroid to the one with a long string of random characters. to a directory "nitdroid" |
13:27.57 | e^x | i hope this is the right place for it |
13:28.10 | e^x | i don't know the number of this partition |
13:32.50 | krnlyng | do "ls -l where-the-partition-is-mounted" |
13:32.56 | krnlyng | are you on linux or windows? |
13:33.35 | e^x | linux |
13:34.29 | e^x | drwx------ 2 root root 16384 Jan 1 1970 lost+found |
13:34.29 | e^x | drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 4096 Dec 21 14:24 nitdroid |
13:34.29 | e^x | drwxr-xr-x 36 29999 29999 4096 Dec 21 14:51 user |
13:35.27 | e^x | or do you mean ls -l for /media/username/ ? |
13:35.36 | krnlyng | no wait |
13:36.09 | krnlyng | if booted into harmattan do on the phones terminal: "ls -l /dev/disk/by-label/" |
13:36.25 | krnlyng | then look which partition is the nitdroid partition |
13:41.07 | e^x | krnlyng: i've got only by-path and by-id and i can't figure out anything by them |
13:41.47 | krnlyng | lol |
13:41.47 | krnlyng | ok |
13:41.59 | krnlyng | do mount and give me the output |
13:42.02 | krnlyng | "mount" |
13:42.25 | krnlyng | and ls "/dev/mmcblk0*" |
13:45.27 | e^x | mount gives a long string that i don't want to write because i don't have it through ssh and ls /dev/mmcblk0* gives /dev/mmcblk0, /dev/mmcblk0p1 and other three with last char changed to 2-3 |
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14:10.22 | e^x | krnlyng: i randomly tried to configure partitions 0, 1, 3 and 4, but ubiboot didn't find anything from them |
14:13.54 | e^x | krnlyng: and here is the output of mount http://pastebin.com/J0qxL8fc |
14:16.04 | krnlyng | e^x: from the mount i can say its neither 3 nor 1 |
14:16.18 | krnlyng | e^x: how did you install nitdroid in the first place? |
14:19.52 | e^x | by following the ubiboot tutorial in wiki.maemo.org |
14:20.17 | e^x | downloaded http://downloads.nitdroid.com/e-yes/n9/nitdroid_n9_jellybean_alpha5.tar.bz2 |
14:20.56 | e^x | then did: tar xfj nitdroid_n9_jellybean_alpha5.tar.bz2 -C /media/username/be678b38-c8ec-4102-bddf-be09eac08d29/nitdroid |
16:22.12 | *** join/#n950club ZogG_laptop (~ZogG_lapt@funtoo/user/ZogG) |
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17:54.26 | valdur55 | e^x: give this command output: mount | grep home |
18:03.12 | e^x | valdur55: http://pastebin.com/im969D1G |
18:05.22 | valdur55 | damn. i missed space after home.. ok .. |
18:05.33 | valdur55 | /dev/mmcblk0p3 on /home |
18:08.02 | e^x | so you mean that i should put G_OS1_PARTITION=3 ? |
18:10.32 | valdur55 | dunno. |
18:17.51 | valdur55 | you can try it :) |
18:18.10 | valdur55 | and be sure that /media/username/be678b38-c8ec-4102-bddf-be09eac08d29/ have user dir on it... |
18:25.07 | e^x | i have tried everything between 0 and 4. and the directory has user and nitdroid directories |
18:25.25 | e^x | and as i understood, nitroid doesn't have to be in user directory? |
18:26.16 | valdur55 | nitroid should be placed in N9's /home/nitroid folder |
18:31.20 | e^x | so is it in the right place or not? |
18:31.32 | e^x | does / equal to rootfs? |
18:32.17 | e^x | and this long string of chars mounted to my computer equals /home ? |
18:42.35 | valdur55 | dunno... when there is "user" folder, then it is N9's /home |
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21:26.47 | smokex | e^x if you had followed the wiki instructions for ubiboot you wouldn't have put nitdroid in a folder and you would have used the partition labeled Alt_OS |
21:27.09 | smokex | oh wait |
21:27.13 | smokex | nitdroid |
21:27.22 | smokex | never mind my ramblings |
21:59.58 | MFaro-Tusino | Ahoy! |
22:18.39 | valdur55 | MFaro-Tusino: hey! |
22:21.02 | MFaro-Tusino | valdur55: How'd things develop whilst I slept? |
22:30.22 | MFaro-Tusino | krnlyng: The compiled kernel replaces the current one in Sailfish right? |
22:30.50 | krnlyng | MFaro-Tusino: which kernel are you talking about? |
22:31.20 | MFaro-Tusino | the max one |
22:31.29 | MFaro-Tusino | You were telling me how to compile it yesterday |
22:31.51 | krnlyng | it would replace the 2.6.32 kernel |
22:31.57 | krnlyng | yes |
22:32.19 | MFaro-Tusino | Okay - so what file in ubiboot do you replace? |
22:33.11 | krnlyng | nothing yet because i am unable to compile it so it works on n9 |
22:33.35 | MFaro-Tusino | ahhh okay |
22:33.49 | MFaro-Tusino | So what we have is just the shource code? |
22:33.52 | MFaro-Tusino | 8source |
22:33.57 | MFaro-Tusino | *source |
22:34.04 | krnlyng | yep |
22:34.20 | krnlyng | i am able to compile it for a jolla phone |
22:35.11 | krnlyng | i am off to bed |
22:35.14 | krnlyng | gn8 |
22:35.31 | MFaro-Tusino | \o |
22:38.39 | valdur55 | Nothing .... i had busy day ... |
22:39.53 | MFaro-Tusino | I'm about to go christmas shopping - AGAIN! |
22:40.38 | MFaro-Tusino | krnlyng: can you send me the config file for the kernel to my email - mfarotusino@ live.com |
22:40.51 | MFaro-Tusino | Not now, but when you get a chance - seems its deleted off yandex |
22:41.22 | krnlyng | MFaro-Tusino: sbj_defconfig is the same file |
22:41.35 | krnlyng | only the version string was changed iirc |
22:41.52 | krnlyng | it's basically the same file thoguh |
22:41.53 | MFaro-Tusino | okay thanks |
22:42.31 | krnlyng | i just got a vmlinux which is half jolla half n9 stuff xD |
22:42.41 | krnlyng | i don't think it will work :D |