[Ubuntu-phone] nexus4 and 4g

Hey! I was wondering if 4g support for the nexus 4 was going to be added in ubuntu touch since it has 4 g antennas and the 4g chip and all! and has used 4g on mine before google removed the support completely in android 4.2.2? Would much appreciate if the would be international support for 4g on th

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Fail to build m7tmo (T-Mobile HTC One)

In device/htc/m7tmo/BoardConfig.mk please comment out this line # RIL BOARD_PROVIDES_LIBRIL := true On Sat, Jul 13, 2013 at 5:32 AM, Thomas Arouge wrote: > When I try to build the file, I always get this error and the build stops: > > make: *** No rule to make target > `/home/thomasjohnarouge/D

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] [Development] Quantal port = blackscreen (with adblogcats)

I have put in the libjnigraphics.so, /sbin/init is present in ps, cat /proc/dmesg or dmsg shows nothing however. I also replaced the libc-whatever.so but still get the same warnings about it being spammed in the logcat: http://pastebin.com/DNFr6J0q On Fri, Jul 12, 2013 at 4:25 PM, András Mamenyák

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] [Development] Quantal port = blackscreen (with adblogcats)

Also, nearly forgot, dmesg: http://pastebin.com/NATyGQqX On Sat, Jul 13, 2013 at 3:55 PM, Ewan Smith wrote: > I have put in the libjnigraphics.so, /sbin/init is present in ps, cat > /proc/dmesg or dmsg shows nothing however. I also replaced the > libc-whatever.so but still get the same warnings

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Fail to build m7tmo (T-Mobile HTC One)

I realized that I had openjdk-7 installed. Opps... I double checked and I believe I have all the dependent projects. (m7-common, msm8960-common, and the htc kernel) On Fri, Jul 12, 2013 at 10:10 PM, David Hacker wrote: > You should read up here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting > > Additiona

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] [Development] Quantal port = blackscreen (with adblogcats)

<6>[ 383.410949] init: ubuntu-session main process (2156) exited normally <4>[ 383.411071] init: ubuntu-session main process ended, respawning <6>[ 383.411346] init: ubuntu-session state changed from running to stopping <6>[ 383.411651] init: Handling stopping event There's something wr

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Fail to build m7tmo (T-Mobile HTC One)

In m7-common/m7-common.mk comment out: # NFC PRODUCT_PACKAGES += \ nfc.msm8960 \ libnfc \ libnfc_ndef \ libnfc_jni \ <-remove "\" Nfc \ <-this Tag \ <-this com.android.nfc_extras <-this and all of this: # Misc Packages PRODUCT_PACKAGES += \ DeviceSettings \

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] [Development] Quantal port = blackscreen (with adblogcats)

Would this help? : Change the values in /usr/bin/ubuntu-session (Look for export GRID_UNIT_PX = 18 and change it to 12) On Jul 13, 2013 4:10 PM, "leon lee" wrote: > >1. <6>[ 383.410949] init: ubuntu-session main process (2156) exited >normally >2. <4>[ 383.411071] init: ubuntu-sessi

[Ubuntu-phone] Memory question

Greetings, I was wondering about apps for Ubuntu-touch regarding memory. Will ubuntu-touch have the (somewhat annoying) feature of killing off apps that go over 16 or 20 mb (or whatever limit set on the device), as Android does? This enforces app developers to not make memory-hogging applicatio

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] [Development] Quantal port = blackscreen (with adblogcats)

Not really. But why don't you use the raring monthly-06 image? On Sat, Jul 13, 2013 at 5:25 PM, Ewan Smith wrote: > Would this help? : Change the values in /usr/bin/ubuntu-session (Look for > export GRID_UNIT_PX = 18 and change it to 12) > On Jul 13, 2013 4:10 PM, "leon lee" wrote: > >> >>

[Ubuntu-phone] Installed Ubuntu touch on Nexus 10, unable to get device recognized by ADB

Hi, Apologize if this is posted wrongly, I'm a bit confused and cannot figure out where to start. Installed Ubuntu Touch successfully. Now want to revert back to Android but am unable to do so since ADB cannot recognize my Nexus 10 and am not sure how to proceed or get 'usb debugging' enabled so t

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Installed Ubuntu touch on Nexus 10, unable to get device recognized by ADB

After you connect your device, please see in dmesg if it gets recognized. It should be there. For the moment you could try killing adb ($ killall adb) and restart it as sudo ($ sudo adb devices) and see if it recognizes your device. If the above works, then I suggest you follow this guide

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Memory question

Android only does that when it has to, meaning devices with low memory available. I'm sure Ubuntu will kill apps when it has to, and not a moment sooner. Sincerely, Josh On Jul 13, 2013 11:28 AM, "Luke Bryan" wrote: > Greetings, > > I was wondering about apps for Ubuntu-touch regarding memory. W

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Memory question

and sending out a signal when memory is running low would be nice. Sincerely, Josh On Jul 13, 2013 11:28 AM, "Luke Bryan" wrote: > Greetings, > > I was wondering about apps for Ubuntu-touch regarding memory. Will > ubuntu-touch have the (somewhat annoying) feature of killing off apps that > go o

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Memory question

And after all Ubuntu doesn't use Java, so I think that memory consumption will remain at a reasonable level. Il giorno 13/lug/2013 21:06, "Josh Leverette" ha scritto: > Android only does that when it has to, meaning devices with low memory > available. I'm sure Ubuntu will kill apps when it has t

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] [Development] Quantal port = blackscreen (with adblogcats)

Haha, using the raring monthly-6 build I managed to get it booting. There's alot of bugs ofcourse but once I get using a new build I'm sure things will be worked out! May I ask, what is the most latest version of ubuntu touch I could use just now? I heard things about flipped images not working cur

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] [Development] Quantal port = blackscreen (with adblogcats)

You can try this: "As phablet-flash has been updated to pull flipped by default, a --legacy option was added to access the unflipped artifacts." On Jul 13, 2013 10:04 PM, "Ewan Smith" wrote: > Haha, using the raring monthly-6 build I managed to get it booting. > There's alot of bugs ofcourse but

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] nexus4 and 4g

Seems like the hardware only supports this band: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Wireless_Services Assuming that you are located in Norway, it probably won't work. Also see http://smartphones.wonderhowto.com/how-to/enable-hidden-4g-lte-feature-your-google-nexus-4-0140450/ -- Marius Den

[Ubuntu-phone] Heating issue with today's Galaxy Nexus (maguro) build

Yesterday's image works normally - today's is overheating like mad. I even flashed back to previous to verify. Anything special I should capture from the logs? Here's the most recent bit from dmesg (from just prior to me hooking it back up to my desktop): [ 435.532257] Firmware up: op_mode=4, Br

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Heating issue with today's Galaxy Nexus (maguro) build

Also seeing: [ 26.281829] throttle_delayed_work_fn: OMAP temp read 64200 exceeds the threshold [ 26.281829] omap_thermal_throttle: temperature too high, cpu throttle at max 35 [ 26.282745] omap_thermal_unthrottle: temperature reduced, ending cpu throttling [ 27.163543] wlan0: no IPv6 ro

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Heating issue with today's Galaxy Nexus (maguro)build

there're quite many reasons for heating, such as a large app is running underway. If the app is running correctly, there would be no info in the dmsg. So you might check with ps in adb shell to see if there's some process unusual. Or using some appmanager or system monitor to check.

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Fail to build m7tmo (T-Mobile HTC One)

When I comment out the parts you told me too. I still had the same error but when I commented out "frameworks/base/nfc-extras/com.android.nfc_extras.xml:system/etc/permissions/com.android.nfc_extras.xml \" (under Permissions) the error no longer appears. But now... I have another error. make: *** [

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Heating issue with today's Galaxy Nexus (maguro)build

There were no apps showing - I had to reimage it back to the previous day, but I hadn't actually launched anything yet. I was just in the process of setting up wi-fi when it began to get really really hot. On Sat, Jul 13, 2013 at 6:47 PM, leon lee wrote: > there're quite many reasons for heating