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<sicelo> yes, i think we have a regression in the d4 stack (ofono?). i was using this sim on leste+n900 all this time and didn't have this sms problem
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<freemangordon> Wizzup: I wonder why rtcomel was ever working properly on any platform
<freemangordon> here we call time(), but printf() specifier is '%d'
<freemangordon> perhaps time.h was never included befor, so compiler was assuming time() returns 32 bits
<freemangordon> this still does not explain it why it is ok on 64 bit platforms
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<sicelo> freemangordon: what's the context for that?
<freemangordon> time_t is 64 bits
<sicelo> i mean, this is in connection with which issue? :-)
<freemangordon> rtcomel tests fail on trixie
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<freemangordon> Wizzup: so, I am not really sure what to do: if I cast to int, we will hit year 2038 problem
<freemangordon> if I implement support for 64bits, then we have issue with rtcom_el_query_prepare() that expects pointers
<freemangordon> and we cannot fit 64bits in 32 bit pointer
<sicelo> cast to int and leave a TODO :p
<freemangordon> well..
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<Wizzup> freemangordon: good find
<Wizzup> freemangordon: let me think a bit on the best thing to do here
<Wizzup> sicelo: we'll still be running maemo in 2039, so we'll need a good fix :p
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<uvos__> sicelo: this has always been a problem on d4
<uvos__> but its operator dependant, with some sim cards it dosent happen
<uvos__> so yeah somehow the modem is not acking the sms, and different operators behehave diferently when this happens
<uvos__> i think remote party never gets a deivery report even when the operator dosent keep repeating the sms but i would have to check again
<sicelo> uvos__: the same sim has had no repeated SMSes on the N900, so in this case i can almost say it's not the operator.
<sicelo> Wizzup: yeah, i was mostly joking :p
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<Wizzup> I suspect the right way here is perhaps to make a new function prototype and pass args in differently
<Wizzup> like glib does I guess
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<uvos__> sicelo: i dont think its ever on the operator
<uvos__> it never happens on d4 android either
<uvos__> its just that operators handle the d4 misbehaveing differently
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<freemangordon> Wizzup: I think I fixed it properly
<freemangordon> will push in a couple of minutes, if you think that's not the proper way, just LMK
<freemangordon> sicelo: if you can gather ofono logs, perhaps we can fix it
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<freemangordon> Wizzup: rtcomel excalibur is fixed, however, build fails in CI on daedalus with some dbus error
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<uvos__> freemangordon: isent time_t still 32 bits on x86-32?
<freemangordon> seems no
<sicelo> debian recently had a massive t64 related transition. AFAIK, even armhf has t64 now in debian
<freemangordon> yes, and that's our issue
<uvos__> maybe we should assert on sizeof(time_t) then?
<freemangordon> no, see the commit ^^^
<freemangordon> I think current code is wrong even on 64bit
<uvos__> hmm is intmax_t __int128 on platforms that supports it (like x86-64)
<uvos__> if so useing that seams excessive
<freemangordon> do you have a better idea?
<freemangordon> use long long ?
<uvos__> sure or stdint.h
<freemangordon> lemme check the actual size of intmax_t on amd64
<uvos__> seams gcc breaks spec and it is not
<freemangordon> ok, so we are ok
<freemangordon> uvos__: so, shall I change to signed long long int?
<uvos__> i dont think it makes a difference, just like intmax_t could (really should) be 128 long long can be anything too, but in practice is 64bit. So no strong opinion
<uvos__> its fine
<freemangordon> ok
<freemangordon> so, it seems time_t is 32bits on daedalus and 64 bits on excalibur
<Wizzup> freemangordon: great :)
<sicelo> yup, excalibur being based on trixie, which had the t64 transition :-)
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<Wizzup> freemangordon: ok, well, with that out of the way we should release daedalus soon (assuming no more big blockers)
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<freemangordon> Wizzup: right
<uvos__> do we have a daedalus-devel repo already?
<freemangordon> I think yes
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<uvos__> ok so if we are releasing deadalus soon i presume i shal now stop building for non devlel daedalus directly and will do so.
<sicelo> uvos__: freemangordon: i think sphone needs to be rebuilt asap ... the rtcom change is crashing sphone
<sicelo> "rtcom_el_iter_get_values: bug in library, unexpected type gint64"
<sicelo> started just after upgrading
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<ladslat> hello
<ladslat> frick
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<ladslat> i mispelled ladsalt
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<ladsalt> back
<ladsalt> hello everyone
<ladsalt> id like to know if maemo supports modern firefox
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<uvos__> freemangordon: please rebuild sphone, i cant atm
<uvos__> ladsalt: sure maemo is just devuan (which is essentally debian)
<uvos__> you can install and run anything that runs on debian
<uvos__> however of our supported phones only the pinephone is fast enough to have a decent expirance
<uvos__> n900 just flat dosent have the ram and droid 4/ mapphones is are painfull with modern ff
<uvos__> chromium dose a bit better, jib dose better still but is still a bit unfinished, theres also qtwebbrowser
<uvos__> for n900 the only thing you can really use is dillo and things like links2
<ladsalt> i hope one day maemo will be supported on anything with a unlocked bios like other linux phones
<ladsalt> in the mean time ill just have to wait for my pixel 8a to crap out so i can switch to pinephone
<uvos__> its hard as arm based phones dont follow a standard and are all special snoflakes you need to write specific support for
<uvos__> a generic arm phone distro will never happen as a result
<uvos__> with current hardware anyhow
<uvos__> google is slowly pushing for things to standardize as they are a bit sick of dealing with this with android too
<ladsalt> also x86 phones must hog up the battery like crazy
<ladsalt> although one could use limbo vm or somethin and use it as there launcher on android
<ladsalt> however i know it will happen someday
<sicelo> ladsalt: well, any mainlined phone should be supported in leste. just needs someone to do the basic integration work (not a lot if mainline linux is already working well on said phone)
* sicelo is working on Librem5 support, for example (but getting sidetracked a lot - but at least so far it's been distraction with important leste stuff)
<sicelo> so if you have in mind a phone that pmOS supports using mainline, this channel might be able to help you get it up and running with Leste to nearly the same level of functionality as pmOS
<ladsalt> well im not sure getting it running on a tensor cpu will be very pratical
<ladsalt> why does my maemo vm just go blank after a while
<ladsalt> is it in sleep mode or something?
<sicelo> yes, because the phone also defaults to that
<sicelo> just go to Display settings and disable the timeout (i seem to think it should default to that on VM)
<ladsalt> oddly enough i cant seem to wake it up
<uvos__> we dont currently have a mechnaism to have different gconf defaults for specific device builds
<uvos__> ladsalt: you have to press power
<ladsalt> problem
<ladsalt> im on a vm
<ladsalt> there is no power button
<uvos__> vms ususally have a way to press power
<Wizzup> the qemu gtk interface has a 'shut down' option
<Wizzup> hit that and it'll press the button
<ladsalt> on virtualbox
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<uvos__> "also x86 phones must hog up the battery like crazy" x86 phones exited
<uvos__> they where not really better
<uvos__> as just becasue you are x86 dosent mean you are a pc with acpi and probeable buses like pci
<uvos__> the x86 phones where also special snoflakes that needed you to write specific support
<uvos__> what you want is a phone that is also an IBM PC comptable / acpi device
<ladsalt> interesting
<ladsalt> i just have always heard that x86 tends to use more power
<uvos__> thats not really true, i mean its bearly true the instruction decoder uses a tiny bit more power
<uvos__> but the main reason why practical x86 devices use more power is because they are not as optimized for that
<uvos__> the instruction set has very litttle to do with it
<uvos__> Motorola made a x86 phone that is related to the devices we support at around the same time:
<ladsalt> wonder why there arent that many x86 phones compared to arm then
<ladsalt> well ill be back i need to do something
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<ladsalt> i have returned
<ladsalt> it seems maemo would be great for tablets
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<Wizzup> yeah it is
<uvos__> we kinda support 1 tablet the mz617, but its a huge pain to install leste there
<uvos__> for tablet use i think however hildon lacks mulit window
<ladsalt> also the app store is doesnt work on virtual box it just says no connections available
<Wizzup> you need to install the dummy internet conn, I think that is on the wiki
<Wizzup> hm, looks like it's *not* on the wiki
<Wizzup> sudo apt install libicd-network-dummy
<Wizzup> and then follow the gconf instructions
<ladsalt> if maemo was released by nokia now it would be a very big boost for the linux phone community
<ladsalt> not just be limited to a fairly unknown linux phone operating system
<ladsalt> libicd-network-dummy seems to not work i mean i did what it told me to do
<ladsalt> with gconftool
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<ladsalt> yet another question i have is how usable is meamo leste on the droid 4?
<sicelo> very usable
<ladsalt> good thats all i need to hear to expand my ancient ass phone collection
<ladsalt> wait if maemo is meant for a x86 cpu then why does it work so well on a droid 4 which uses arm
<sicelo> architecture is not really important for Leste... Droid 4 just happens to be the fastest phone with mainline and a hardware keyboard
<sicelo> and actually maemo was originally meant for arm, not x86. where did you get that?
<ladsalt> know that you bring it up i have no fucking idea something in my mind assured me that it was x86 but it was wrong and i am very sorry
<sicelo> maemo started with the N770, then N800 & N810, N900, and finally N9 & N950
<uvos__> N9 still counts as maemo?
<ladsalt> n9 is meego
<sicelo> that's why Leste is Maemo 7, not 6 :-D
<ladsalt> ok if the n770 was the first device to use maemo and it used 2.2 that what happened to older versions?
<sicelo> what older versions
<ladsalt> like a 1.0
<ladsalt> surely they didnt just start at 2.2
<sicelo> in house maybe :-)
<sicelo> not everything Nokia made made it to the sales shops
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<ladsalt86> why did i just get disconnected
<ladsalt86> hold on
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<ladsalt40> why is there a 40 at the start of my name now
<ladsalt40> end*
<ladsalt40> IM SO CONFUSED???
<ladsalt40> anyway
<ladsalt40> i wonder what this inhouse 1.0 looked like
<ladsalt40> maybe it was a pre-release?
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<sicelo> no idea. I'm not into
<sicelo> Anyway, the Hildon (Maemo) UI borrows from Symbian S90, which was somewhat related to Symbian S80
<sicelo> so looking at those two might give you hints ... Anyway, I don't have any idea (or interest) in unreleased products or prototypes
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<ladsalt> back
<ladsalt> im trying to get maemo leste to work on a pixel 8a via limbo
<ladsalt> should be no reason for it to not owkr
<ladsalt> work*
<sicelo> uh, limbo ...
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<sicelo> you might as well try it via Android chroot or similar ... it's been done before
<ladsalt> that is smart but im going to be honest im just lazy
<ladsalt> and i have to deal with this shitty xz extractor
<ladsalt> for android
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<ladsalt> welp all it does is boot me back to grub and grub doesnt even give me a meny
<ladsalt> menu*
<ladsalt> after saying "loading inital ramdisk"
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<sicelo> ladslat: also, regarding Maemo 1, https://wiki.maemo.org/Maemo_basics#How_can_I_run_Maemo.3F
<sicelo> aka 1.x is OS2005, 2.x is OS2006. The 770 ran both. and sorry, it's not N770 :-)
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<ladsalt> i give up lol
<sicelo> use the proot way really
<ladsalt> cant get adb to work
<ladsalt> id rather just wait for a chance to get a pine phone
<ladsalt> you know what would be really cursed?
<ladsalt> wine
<ladsalt> on maemo
<ladsalt> how do i get snap working?
<ladsalt> just doing "sudo apt install snap" seems not to work
<ladsalt> i type snap after and returns a not found
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<sicelo> isn't that an Ubuntu thing?
<sicelo> anyway, the OS is basically Devuan ... so whatever way works on Devuan/Debian should work
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<ladsalt> how would i get glibc working?
<sicelo> it's working already, no? deb/vuan is a glibc distro
<ladsalt> i meant it isnt preinstalled
<sicelo> it is
<sicelo> without it, there's basically no distro :-)
<ladsalt> when i try to run snap it says its missing
<sicelo> then snap is wrong or you should share the real error from snap
<sicelo> glibc --> lib6 2.36-9 is the version we're currently running in Leste
<sicelo> s/lib6/libc6/
<sicelo> btw, what you you want/need snap for?
<ladsalt> its just easier to use then apt
<sicelo> easier for?
<ladsalt> snap: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version "GLIBC_2.34" not found (required by snap)
<sicelo> i admit i don't know a lot about snaps, but afaik it's for specially packaged packages, not just about anything
<sicelo> so if you want a replacement for apt, snap is likely not the solution ...
<ladsalt> its easier because you usually dont have to get dependencies and also firefox requires it from what ive experienced
<sicelo> FF doesn't require it, no
<ladsalt> huh odd
<ladsalt> awhile back i tried making my own bloatfree distro without snap and when i ran firefox it required snap
<sicelo> what's the real problem with FF :-)
<ladsalt> well there is that firefox also is demanding glibc
<sicelo> i'm still using FF (currently v. 138) and I've never installed snap
<ladsalt> my memory is wrong i guess
<sicelo> 20:56 < ladsalt> snap: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version "GLIBC_2.34" not found (required by snap) <<< looks like here it's looking for a very specific glibc version
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<sicelo> as indicated already, daedalus has glibc 2.36
<ladsalt> tryin to run --fix-broken install just removes snapd guess it cant find the version specifyed
<ladsalt> this is very confusign
<ladsalt> confusing*
<sicelo> still didn't understand why snapd is needed in the first place though ... so it's not easy to advise accordingly
<sicelo> why not install Synaptic?
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<ladsalt> good idea
<ladsalt> just repeats waiting for cache lock: could not get lock
<ladsalt> what is the sudo password on the vm (synaptic requires it
<ladsalt> fixed
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<ladsalt31> any good browsers on synaptic?
<ladsalt31> that supports maemo
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<sicelo> firefox?
<sicelo> might be named firefox-esr
<sicelo> freemangordon: i suddenly miss the sharing plugins from Fremantle :p
<ladsalt31> i tried "firefox" and it said it was basically a package that didnt exist and was just refrenced by another one from what i remember
<ladsalt31> yup it was that it was firefox-esr
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<ladsalt31> a maemo themed android launcher would be really cool
<ladsalt31> and it could have termux as the terminal
<ladsalt31> would 100% use that
<ladsalt31> bye!
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<ladsalt> back
<ladsalt> how good does leste run on a n900?
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<f_> ladsalt Apparently very good
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<freemangordon> sicelo: will do, tomorrow
<freemangordon> though, I don;t see why would sphone crash
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