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@doniks I managed to figure out a workaround, I had to pull the jessie version of libssl1.0.0 so I could force ADBd to run instead, for whatever reason, my debian rootfs never gets USB tethering up unless it's the debug bootmode option. I am actually working with a running debian root now, however I screwed up while building my system image and didn't have any vendor blobs for libhybris to work with I'm rebuilding my system image now and then I'm going to reinstall the halium rootfs with the new system image.

Before-posting Edit: Looks like I'm running into an issue where the build system isn't picking up my vendor tree even after popping MOB30X's binaries down in there as laid out in the LineageOS guides for setting this folder up, every system image I build continues to not contain the proprietary blobs... I can't tell if I'm doing something wrong, or if it's something else that I'm not doing first.

EDIT EDIT: WOO! Had to do some linking around libhybris-egl, but I was able to finally get test_hwcomposer to show the spiral! Working on getting wayland to start up (working on getting some VTs up so I can launch weston as a test)

EDIT: Weston starts as long as I specify fbdev-backend and use msm_fb_refresher to get it up and running, but it runs and it's snappy. I just can't get anything else wayland to work (gnome-shell --display-server, kwin_wayland, etc)

Due to some changes on ports.ubuntu.com (namely, the move of the vivid repository to old-releases), future users may find that creating containers in Libertine is broken (until Xenial comes along, then this fix isn't needed any longer).

The fix is trivial for the chroot backend, simply open /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/libertine/ChrootContainer.py and replace all mention of ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports with old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu and add old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu to the end of the debootstrap command in the same file (after the {}s)

This will patch libertine until UBports forks it and commits the fix to their repository. You will need your system image mounted read-write to make the change, to do this non-permanently, simply do sudo mount -o remount,rw / it will remount as read-only after a reboot with the changes intact.

Edit: I have added the general gist of the information (minus the exact fixes) to issue #302 of the ubports/ubuntu-touch issue tracker.

Wonderful! @DanChapman Thank you very much for doing the pull request. I see that it was merged with the ubports libertine repo, so that's great!

@mariogrip any information on what we Flo users would need to do to get it running, or do we still need the mainline kernel to be up and running under Halium properly first (I'm down to experiment!!)? I can attempt to whip up a custom kernel as long as I know what patches I'm applying to it! Kinda hoping it would be similar to arale and need the anbox drivers compiled in.