IRC log for #maemo-ssu on 20120214

00:05.10vizzyhi,  someone here know ozymo.com? u see my n900 making connections to mail.ozymo.com ... i dont requested
00:44.57vizzyi tried now to install/switchto cssu, when clicking stable button, ham loads and says operation not successful and cancels without installing or asking anything, any tips?
00:48.07vizzyalready read faqs, but no hint
00:52.15vizzycan i install cssu from console to get a bit more useful output other than : operation failed (vorgang fehlgeschlagen) which is very unuseful
00:52.45vizzyi really hate such messages, i feel like in windows now.... unless its missing weird error codes
01:00.09merlin1991vizzy: in the title bar menu there is the log
01:00.15merlin1991(in ham)
01:01.18vizzyhmpf, :) already rebootet
01:01.48vizzynow it seems to work, no errors so far and ham asked me to add the repo... seems fine now... hopefully ...
01:02.24vizzyhmmm, the log is somewhere on the disk? or is it deleted on every  start of ham?
01:02.43vizzyshould be a normal dpkg log somewhere in /var or?
01:03.42vizzybut i miss the series of questions i should answer
01:04.13vizzyit did something but not asking, now its finished.... should i run now the scripts? or wait until it awakes and continues?
01:05.50vizzyi also dont see comunity scripts in my program list
01:07.38vizzyok, i am too fast for this little computer *g now something pops up and ask for confirmation, that explains
01:10.20vizzynow it complains about running ham, but its not running, and no software updates warnings, ... reboot
01:10.58vizzyi never rebootet a device that often
01:25.49merlin1991hehe
01:25.57merlin1991sadly maemo purges all dpkg logs
01:26.04merlin1991so you can just hope for the best
01:26.13merlin1991also ham takes forever for everything :D
01:36.13vizzyok, os updated :)
01:36.19vizzybut i have mentioned a few things
01:36.47vizzybefore installing ssu package, battery was at 20%, i plugged in power, and after reboot its 80%
01:36.49vizzycant be
01:37.09vizzyalso, i was enabling cssu for getting the modified hildon desktop, but its not there
01:37.11merlin1991bme tells bs all the time
01:37.20merlin1991check in xterm
01:37.27vizzybme? bs?
01:37.28merlin1991dpkg -l hildon-desktop
01:37.36merlin1991bme is the deamon for battery stuff
01:37.39merlin1991and bs is bullshit :D
01:37.50vizzy:))
01:38.24merlin1991what version does it report for h-d?
01:38.52vizzy1:2.2.142-16.2
01:39.40merlin1991that one includes modified h-d stuff
01:39.52vizzyso the modified desktop comes with cssu update? aaah
01:39.55merlin1991yep
01:40.04vizzythat means i can enable now the 9 screens?
01:40.10merlin1991yep
01:40.15vizzythis is done via commandline stuff, correct?
01:40.20merlin1991nah
01:40.29merlin1991you can select them in the screen selection thingy
01:40.45vizzyin settings?
01:41.10merlin1991desktop -> cogwheel -> manage views -> scroll right and click
01:42.21vizzyi should change my language on the device, using german.... which makes things more complicated to find
01:42.46vizzyah, desktop settings :) cogwheel.... just learned a new word
01:42.52merlin1991ansichten verwalten ;)
01:43.23vizzywoot, awesome!
01:44.22vizzyok, thats really cool, i got out of space on my 4 desktops... using as a repacement for program folders
01:45.10vizzyso, what is suggested to manage installed apps? mymenu, apmefoo, or catorize? or is there some sort of 'very cool program menu'
01:56.55merlin1991I don't have so many apps so I never checked the stuff to make folders :D
01:59.04vizzy:)
02:00.54vizzyi installed tons of apps.... for me its not a phone, has no simcard, i use it just for accessing my servers, emails , irc maybe and ue it as mobile computer when in the garden, i have a small weatherstation there and 3g internet through openwrt router :D
02:02.37vizzybut most important is tuxpaint, which is just awesome to see on that n900 , otherwise i would get trouble with my daugther hehehe
02:26.49vizzyerm, now i wanna install new apps, but ham says i need to remove as-utils, cherry, dsme-thermalobject-surface, microb-geolocation, rtcom stuff
02:26.58vizzywhat is that?
02:28.45vizzythe package description for this is ... useless? at least for me, tells me nothing
02:28.56vizzyshoudl i remove or not? is it save or can i brick my phone?
02:40.29SpacedOutvizzy:  As long as you have a working USB port, you can't brick it.  You can loose all your data if you have to do a full reload instead of just the root filesystem.
02:41.29vizzyi can live with that :) im still testing and a reflash would not be critical unless it wont brick :) ok, will remove now
02:41.30vizzythx
02:42.03SpacedOutvizzy: The packages you mention are installed for me, and I would say important.
02:42.19vizzyapt-get autoremove removed them now
02:42.27vizzycherry is first user install, ok
02:42.37SpacedOutIf only it had aptitude to get a better idea the dependencies and why it is wanting to remove them.
02:42.40vizzyand the other stuff seems unneeded or historical
02:43.05vizzyhmmm, there is aptitude, i saw it in the repo, devel maybe :)
02:43.52SpacedOutIs wireless going to work without rtcom?
02:44.05vizzyhmmm, im still connected
02:44.22vizzyrtcomm stuff was only facebook plugin and voip
02:45.08vizzybut ill see after another reboot ...
02:45.40SpacedOutThe thing that's saved me from reflashing was building my own power kernel with the framebuffer built in, so I can see the early messages and if I screwed up any critical startup scripts, and recovering by booting with the watchdog timers disabled.
02:46.38vizzyyeah, i also would like to see a 'normal' linux startup screen, white text on black console with lots of cryptuc stuff
02:46.49vizzywhen it comes to mobile devices... i feel dumb
02:47.38vizzybut i never crosscompiled... if it had a linux kernel source and gcc, i would make my own, but on the device itself
02:50.21SpacedOutIt's possible to setup the sdk and development packages in a chroot environment on the N900, But it's pretty easy to setup the scratchbox install on a full desktop, and given the ram/power constraints of the N900 that's what I'm doing.
02:50.39vizzyhmmm
02:50.59vizzynot yet :) i still have to mess with the program list
02:51.15vizzyapmefo, i dont understand what this app should do...
02:54.19vizzymaybe i should sell it again, its all getting too time consuming....
02:55.11vizzyi wonder how people use a n900 as a phone.... i would take hours to find the phone app, hahahaha
02:57.09vizzythe program menu seems to have no kind of sorting, or the guys who wrote that were totally stoned
02:58.41SpacedOutIt's sorted, if you don't like it re-arrange it yourself, I have the few I use at the top.
03:02.32vizzysorted in a way that i dont understand... but not a-z, not by sort of app, not by category, not by anything.....
03:04.57SpacedOutHold down on one of the icons long enough and it lets you arrange them however you want.
03:05.12vizzyyes, but thats a pain, sorry
03:05.39vizzyand not a solution at all
03:06.18SpacedOutYou're top picks probably aren't mine.
03:06.50vizzyso, apmefo, ... argh, delete! ill go back to mymenu, its weird and stupid, but at least i get some sort of folders..... and i can learn that gps is under system, and camera app is in multimedia , ... pah
03:07.29vizzySpacedOut, ill try to use the n900 as a laptop replacement for some rare cases, but i spent too much time on it to make it a bit useful
03:08.46vizzymaybe sell it and get a small legacy x thinkpad, a bit more weight, but 1000% more comfortable
03:09.50vizzyand real linux flavour, like black boot screen with cryptic chars on it.... , i give up for today/night, now spent >12h on it, that cant be good
03:21.08SpacedOutvizzy: Depends on what form factor you're looking at.  Anything bigger than the N900 and I wouldn't be pocketing it.  There's supposed to be a KDE tablet coming out...
03:21.43vizzykde4 i guess, ouch, thats why im staying legacy with debian.....
03:22.53vizzyi would buy a mac before using kde4 .... unless someone sends me a cool modern thinkpad, but unfortunately its no more ibm but plastic china lenovo, hahahaha
03:23.57vizzybut the n900 demonstrates what will happen if big companies try to make an opensource device. its really nice, but i miss basic things that must be developed by free time coders
03:25.01vizzyimho nokia should spend some millions to all the maemo devs... they earned enough with that nice piece of hardware , and hopefully someday it could beat thos iphones and galaxys
03:25.44vizzybut as long as they believe in non paid free time coders, its kind a fail.
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05:17.07wmaronevizzy: you do realize what you said is complete nonsense, right?
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06:20.32DocScrutinizervizzy: are you intentionally trolling or just silly?
06:23.46DocScrutinizerapmefo has maybe an awkward ugly UI, but you don't need that UI too often (only when you decide to arrange your icons new, or got new icons due to newly installed apps)
06:25.12DocScrutinizeronly thing you NEVER must do when you got apmefo: use the appstarter menu drag&drop icon positioning. It will conflict with apmefo and kill your folder structure. You need to start apmefo and "save" you still existing custom setting again
06:25.16DocScrutinizerto recover
06:25.55DocScrutinizerI'm using apmefo since >1 Year and it's absolutely *great*
06:27.08DocScrutinizerand since CSSU I have the option to "lock spplauncher editing" (or whatever it's called) that keeps me from dragging icons in starter menu accidentally
06:41.02DocScrutinizervizzy: so please stop this silly bitching. If you got problems using N900 the way you want (which btw seems exactly what I use it for as well) then you're welcome to ask for help and advice here any time. But if you want to continue show off your lack of clue how things and world (Nokia development) work, prepare for this chan frown at that habit and we will take measure against that annoyance
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06:48.22DocScrutinizervizzy: (apmefo, i dont understand what this app should do...) you use apmefo to create new subfolders to show up in your appstarter (main) menu. You assign icon to folder, you arrange folders and icons sorting *in* *apmefo*(!!), you add apps to your new subfolders in apmefo - even to multiple subfolders (e.g. I got subfolders "core apps", "system" and "utilities", among others. Phone is in "core aps" and "utilities", filemanager is in "
06:48.23DocScrutinizersystem" and "utilities"). Finally you hit the "save" button in apmefo for each (bunch of) edit you do, and close apmefo -> enjoy new appstarter (aka launcher) experience, with your own sorting and submenu icons
06:50.46DocScrutinizervizzy: btw my N900 desktop #1 has phone icon, and for sure it doesn't take hours until I find that
06:53.38DocScrutinizeryou know: click on empty area in desktop, click the gear icon that appears upper right (->entering edit mode), open menu (click upper left resp "desktop-menu"), select "add shortcut"...
06:54.49DocScrutinizerdrag your new phone icon to location on screen where you like it best, click "done" (or whatever it's in your locale) upper right corner
06:57.50DocScrutinizervizzy: sure there are a few apps/pkgs (mainly in extras-devel) that really mess up your N900 and for a new inexperienced user it might get hard sometimes to immediately realize "this was no good idea to install that app, so roll back right away"
06:59.05DocScrutinizerthat's why extras-devel (and -testing) are not recommended for use by newbies
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07:10.58DocScrutinizerand >>NEVER USE apt autoremove<<
07:12.28DocScrutinizerbasically using apt-get is a bad idea especialy if you don't know what you're doing - and it's hard to know what you're doing, when it comes to maemo and package management
07:13.50amiconnwonders why 'apt-get dist-upgrade' wants to remove busybox on his N900
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07:24.12DocScrutinizerwonders what makes amiconn think 'apt-get dist-upgrade' was any good idea
07:25.28DocScrutinizeronce again: 'apt-get dist-upgrade', 'apt-get autoremove', and yes, basically also 'apt-get update' are all *DEPRECATED*
07:26.54DocScrutinizererr, sorry
07:27.23DocScrutinizer'apt-get upgrade' is also deprecated, 'apt-get update' of course NOT
07:35.36DocScrutinizermaemo packaging as done by Nokia is a very strange thing, that's basically incompatible with usual way to use apt
07:39.18amiconnJust checking what would be upgraded, not actually letting it do that
07:39.49amiconnIt looks like ham doesn't upgrade everything (not even the equivalent of 'apt-get upgrade')
07:40.42DocScrutinizerto make things even more interesting, Nokia introduced some flaws in dependencies only for some of the methods you might have used to get a recent PR version (1.3.1). E.G. it seems apt-get autoremove - as well as fapman et al which are frequently invoking this or similar commands of apt - will uninstall quite a number of system relevant libs - only if you updated from previous PR bur not if you flashed the complete OS. OR vice versa.
07:40.43DocScrutinizerSee http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=70875 >>SIP gone in "Call type"?<<
07:42.43DocScrutinizerwe still are struggling with that for every new release of CSSU, and we haven't found a comprehensive explanation and workaround for it
07:43.23DocScrutinizeryet
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07:52.41DocScrutinizerlook at the list of things apt thinks "are no longer needed" :-/
07:53.19amiconnCan't the dependencies be fixed in the repositories?
07:53.45DocScrutinizerprobably they should be able to get fixed, yeah
07:54.16DocScrutinizerbut for some odd reason all the guys that looked into that had no permanent success
07:55.46DocScrutinizerfact is we still suffer from that nasty auto-remove of rtcom-accounts-voip-support in CSSU
07:56.25DocScrutinizeron some devices
07:57.24amiconnBtw, apt-get dist-upgrade doesn't want to remove busybox on my N900 because it thinks it's no longer needed, but because it conflicts with a bunch of utility packages it wants to install instead
07:57.55amiconnBasically the full-blown utilities of which busybox provides cut-down versions
07:58.45amiconnWhat irritates me is that these utility packages don't include a shell. I *do* have bash4 installed, but I'm not sure whether the alternatives handling will makes this one the default shell if busybox gets removed
07:59.29DocScrutinizerquite probably not
08:00.00DocScrutinizerremoving busybox will probably result in bootloop anyway
08:00.36DocScrutinizeras initscripts do (or did) depend on busybox'isms and fail with proper unix tools
08:02.03DocScrutinizerdunno if Nokia brushed out those flaws from maemo initscripts meanwhile
08:04.57DocScrutinizerall hail to posix which defines the commands and their mandatory parameters, but NOT the exact formatting of returned stdout prints
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08:06.49amiconnwonders whether there's a way to make ian image of the N900 setup
08:07.09amiconnSo that you can test things like this, and if it breaks just restore the image
08:07.11DocScrutinizerthough here the problem wasn't even the format of STDOUT but rather some defaults that were insane for busybox builtin, IIRC
08:07.35DocScrutinizeramiconn: backupmenu is your friend ;-D
08:07.43amiconnOutput formats are a strange thing
08:08.31amiconnA desktop example is that the built-in 'time' command of bash has a rather different default output format than the stand-alone 'time' executable
08:09.04DocScrutinizerwell, those examples a legion
08:10.49DocScrutinizerhead/tail another PITA in messybox, though even manpages for those tools suggest to rather not use them ;-P
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08:11.39amiconnCan you restore a backupmenu backup if the N900 doesn't boot?
08:12.06DocScrutinizerno, but you can flash a clean system, install backupmenu, then restore the prev image
08:12.34amiconnah
08:12.37DocScrutinizeror use the backupmenu image robbiethe1st provided IIRC
08:12.58DocScrutinizerI.E plain system fiasco *with* *backupmenu*
08:14.49DocScrutinizerso what you would think optimum was "flash my_custom_fiasco.bin" - what you can do is "flash backup_fiasco.bin; backupmenu-restore my_custom_system.tgz"
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08:17.44DocScrutinizerthere's a tool fiascogen that *could* create a fiasco.bin from your backup, I think. Alas it runs on x86 desktop PC AIUI and is not really easy to wrap into polished tool for users
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08:18.14DocScrutinizeralso probably closed crap
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12:24.14zk565sHi
12:24.35zk565sI have some questions about cssu
12:29.14andre__don't ask to ask, just ask.
12:29.20andre__(and be patient - it's IRC)
12:34.43merlin1991amiconn: you asked if there is a way to make an image of your current setup
12:34.46merlin1991actually there is
12:34.51merlin1991thouhg I don't have the link anymore
12:35.02merlin1991you can build your own snapshot image that you can flash at any time
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13:12.15zk565sso I am thunking about upgrading my N900 to CSSU
13:12.26zk565s*thinking
13:12.44merlin1991that does not qualify as a question ;)
13:13.00zk565sI have the latest Maemo version from Nokia 1.3.1
13:13.14zk565sWhat can I expect to gain from it
13:13.17zk565s?
13:13.33zk565sI checked al the data on maemo.org
13:14.02merlin1991depends if you want to go for stable or  testing
13:14.52zk565sstabile, I am no programmer so I see no point in going for untested versions
13:16.09zk565sBut what do I actually gain? Faster OS? New better programms?
13:16.31merlin1991you get a new better email client
13:16.36merlin19915 more dekstop
13:16.53merlin1991possibilty of portrait in a few places
13:17.15merlin1991a few security fixes
13:18.28zk565scan the new mail client synch with thunderbirds callendar (lightning)?
13:20.19merlin1991nope
13:20.25merlin1991it's only an update to modest
13:20.34merlin1991which generally works a lil faster
13:22.18zk565sdoes it fix the slowing down issue? How the 1.3.1 gets slower and slower as time gos by and than you must restart it all.
13:22.20zk565s?
13:22.47andre__I don't think that outcomes like "it generally gets slower" can easily be tracked down and fixed by one commit
13:24.11andre__zk565s, was the issue tracked down or do you have more info?
13:30.48merlin1991hehe timeout
13:31.25merlin1991andre__: I darkly remember about some memory leak fix, but I might be wrong thoug
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