Thursday, 2013-05-09

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peterleinchengood morning finland :)09:46
peterleinchenI was just too tired yesterday to write in detail. and short in time now09:46
peterleinchen(kids waiting / crying)09:47
@juicemepeterleinchen> good morning finland :)09:47
@juicemegood morning germany, I mean :)09:47
@juicemeyes, family maintanance takes time :)09:47
peterleinchenI sse it is early morning :D . So: here is what I detected09:48
peterleinchenshort story even if I would like to tell you all I have done :(09:48
@juicemeyes?09:49
peterleinchenjust remove the setting up of usb0 in preinit_harmattan09:49
@juicemeand that's it??09:50
peterleinchenI have no idea why it hinders SIP but let all other network run. YES.09:50
peterleinchenit is a remnant of early development, or?09:50
@juicemeallright, so that actually is something that's not in the original preinit09:50
@juicemeit comes from Nitdroid, actually09:50
peterleinchenorly?09:51
@juicemeAs I recall, before ubiboot there was sillyboot, the tweak to load up Nitdroid with modified preinit09:51
peterleinchenwhen starting stock kernel it is not loaded due to missing privileges. thats the reason why it worked09:51
@juicemeand that includes the added usb networking, propably for use of ADB when tweaking Nitdroid09:52
peterleinchenyeah maybe but we do not need it. as we start the seleczed kernel09:52
@juicemetrue, it's not needed at all when running Harmattan09:52
peterleinchenah okay, maybe. so we leave it for nit but remove for harmattan09:53
@juicemeand should be removed really09:53
@juicemeactually, what I have thought best, is to leave the original /sbin/preinit to be the Harmattan launch script09:53
peterleinchenI also understood why it worked once for me: I connected usb to mass storage. and g_ether was removed. so usb009:54
@juicemefor most people that works best09:54
peterleinchenyes thats also what I would like t suggest. there is no real change else09:54
@juicemethat's really good news :)(09:54
peterleinchentime for ubiboot-03 :)09:54
@juicemewell, new rev of ubiboot-02 rather :)09:55
@juicemei'd save -03 for something really drastic :)09:55
peterleinchenone more change (beside configurable nemo partition ;)): in init you set up ubs0 but do not shut down. so after loop just ifconfig ub0 down09:56
@juicemebut yes, it only needs change to preinits.tar09:56
@juicemeokay, that's propably a reasonable change09:57
peterleinchenBUT what I still do NOT understand is why all network worked, only SIP had problems with the USB network up???09:57
peterleinchenJonni: do you know a reason?09:58
@juicemehow did you find it actually, just by deducing or did you look at some log files of SIP initialization?09:58
peterleinchenlong story .......09:59
peterleinchenhave made logs (dmesg, syslog, message) of all possible variants and did not see any special difference. so I decided to take a closer look at differences.10:00
peterleinchenEven I could not imagine preinit_harmattan the cause I inspected and found this as most probable (have done before and same preinit is used for stock and open kernel)10:01
@juicemeusing diff is sometimes not easy with boot logs, what I usually do is run the logs thru awk to remove the timestamps first10:01
peterleinchenyes ;) used stock preinit to boot and it worked10:01
@juicemeafter that, trial and error?10:02
peterleinchenmore or less! so I took preinit_harmattan and removed call to usb0 and it worked10:02
@juicemejust beautiful!10:03
peterleinchenYes :D10:03
peterleinchenneed to take care now. if you like you may post in tmo10:04
peterleinchenhave a good day bye10:04
@juicemeBTW, now looking at the init script, it's just as I remember, usb0 is only ifconfig'd when a cable is detected10:04
peterleinchenyes but after cable disconnect it should be removed10:04
@juicemeso, there's no need to shut it down, it's not initialized in normal "menu-like" boot10:05
@juicemeah, yes, in that case10:05
peterleinchenbtw what modules did you sue they are all different size to pr1.310:05
@juicemebut it's a smallish problem, the not-so-usual case10:05
peterleinchenit is disconnect terminal from usb and boot up10:06
@juicemeyou mean the modules in the cpio?10:06
peterleinchenyes10:06
peterleinchenor better in /mnt/lib ... (still on v01)10:06
@juicemethey are built from the same source tree as the ubiboot kernel, it's the MOSLO kernel (Nemo kernel really nowdays)10:06
@juiceme2.6.32.54 variant10:07
peterleinchenah okay. last call from kids .........10:07
peterleinchen.quit10:07
@juicemeok, I'll let you go :)10:07
peterleinchencu10:07
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Jonnimy guess would be that sip binds to 1st network interface that it finds, and if it happens to bind to 192.168.2.15 then outgoing network request would fail.14:19
@juicemeThat makes sense. But does SIP somehow always use the private network 192.168.0.0/16, as I recall other people also had problems with ubiboot+SIP. (I am assuming here the SIP provider was not same...)14:25
@juicemehmm, again wrote without thinking14:26
@juicemeof course ith happens with all SIP providers if it just takes the first available network and it happens to be the USB one...14:27
@juicemebut that would be silly really, as what it SHOULD do is check routing and reacability instead of just assuming that any random interface is okay...14:28
@juicemes/reacability/reachability/14:28
rikaneejuiceme: condolences for your N90014:59
@juicemerikanee, huh?15:03
@juicemehaven't got one yet :)15:03
rikaneeoh, I thought that N900 was yours ;)15:03
@juicemeWas trying to talk one co-worker to sell me his currently unused N900 for a long time (he switched to Lumia)15:04
rikaneeha, he actually bought a Lumia.15:04
@juicemebut finally he decided that he wont part from it, even as it's not in use any more...15:04
rikaneewhelp.15:04
@juicemewell he got one as a company phone15:05
rikaneeShould my N9 die, I'd switch to iOS before I'd touch WP.15:05
rikanees/iOS/jailbroken iOS/15:05
@juicemenone of those is an option for me... I am so spoiled for gnustuff by now :)15:05
rikaneejuiceme: I've broken my back over trying to boot Arch ARM on the N915:06
rikaneeI simply /can't/15:06
@juicemeI am not really familiar with jailbroken iDevices, but I assume the experience is not so comlete as on natively open platforms...15:06
@juicemeI have been following the ARCH -> N99 discusion15:07
@juicemes/N99/N900/15:07
@juicemebut for N9, no?15:07
rikaneeyeah, tried making my own kernels, toying with configs, using Debian ARM which would not complain about the ancient .32, etc.15:08
rikaneejuiceme: provided your device is jailbroken, and has >=512 MB RAM, iOS is pretty acceptable. Auxo and Zephyr give it a native Swipe (-like) UI.15:08
rikaneeof course, if you brick it, you have to restore and lose your jailbreak, and the device physically has non-standard crap like Lightning, and shatters really easy15:09
rikaneeand original replacement internal batteries for old devices are impossible to find.15:09

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