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Jun 08 01:09:44 <CIA-8> 03rwhitby * r11652 10optware/trunk/platforms/ (toolchain-syno1142mv5281.mk toolchain-syno1142mv6281.mk): Removed superfluous lines from mv5281 and mv6281
Jun 08 01:15:12 <CIA-8> 03rwhitby * r11653 10optware/trunk/platforms/ (3 files): Updated syno1142 ppc toolchains
Jun 08 01:36:12 <MrWGW> hey there, is there any place where an archive is kept of old ioptware packages
Jun 08 01:36:16 <MrWGW> ?
Jun 08 01:37:48 <rwhitby> ipkg.nslu2-linux.org
Jun 08 01:38:01 <MrWGW> where would I find older versions of the packages though?
Jun 08 01:38:11 <MrWGW> specifically I'm looking for ISC DHCPd version 3
Jun 08 01:38:17 <MrWGW> for the Linkstation Live with open stock firmware
Jun 08 01:38:36 <MrWGW> the reason for this is that the DHCPd build that's in the feed now crashes because the Linsktation Live does not support IPv6
Jun 08 01:38:40 <MrWGW> its a dhcpd bug
Jun 08 01:38:47 <MrWGW> alternately I have a link to a patch that has been successfully applied elsewhere
Jun 08 01:38:51 <MrWGW> if someone wanted to try patching the package
Jun 08 01:38:57 <rwhitby> all the older versions of the packages that were ever built should still be in the same feed directories
Jun 08 01:39:16 <MrWGW> there's only one version of each package in the feed directory for my platform
Jun 08 01:39:27 <MrWGW> but I know that older versions were once availible because I have them installed on my system
Jun 08 01:39:33 <MrWGW> for example my system has ruby version 1.8
Jun 08 01:39:39 <MrWGW> but the version, and the only version, now in the feed is 1.9
Jun 08 01:39:45 * rwhitby dunnos
Jun 08 01:39:51 <MrWGW> the only thing I can think of is maybe the feed for my device changed its name
Jun 08 01:40:31 <MrWGW> is there someone I can contact about this and report this bug to?
Jun 08 01:40:39 <MrWGW> I'd like to help get this fixed if at all possible
Jun 08 01:40:50 <MrWGW> note btw I fully grasp this is completely a volunteer effort and what we're doing is the very definition of unsupported
Jun 08 01:40:56 <MrWGW> and pursuant to that I want to try and do my part to make this work
Jun 08 01:41:10 <MrWGW> in my case I would strongly benefit from dhcpd working on my Linkstation and I want to see if I can help other people benefit from it in the same manner
Jun 08 01:41:17 <MrWGW> my NSLU2 as well; I rather suspect this bug affects it also
Jun 08 01:42:37 <rwhitby> usually we keep all previous versions - perhaps the feed needed to be rebuilt after a server crash or something
Jun 08 01:43:00 <rwhitby> note that you can wind the svn repo back to a certain date and build the package as it stood then locally
Jun 08 01:49:15 <MrWGW> hmm that could work
Jun 08 01:49:20 <MrWGW> what about setting up the cross compiling server?
Jun 08 01:49:28 <MrWGW> I mean
Jun 08 01:49:38 <MrWGW> the facility to let me cross compile for this platform
Jun 08 01:49:46 <MrWGW> or do you guys have that?
Jun 08 01:49:59 <MrWGW> the real solution is to probably just apply this patch:
Jun 08 01:50:05 <MrWGW> https://lists.isc.org/pipermail/dhcp-hackers/2008-October/000879.html
Jun 08 01:50:15 <MrWGW> that patch disables the problematic code
Jun 08 01:50:27 <MrWGW> its worth noting without it the dhcpd package for the Linkstation Pro/Linkstation Live is completely useless
Jun 08 01:50:35 <MrWGW> since it will not run at present, since the kernels on those units do not support IPv6
Jun 08 01:50:42 <MrWGW> and there's no module (that I can find)
Jun 08 02:52:24 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * r11654 10optware/trunk/make/libidn.mk: libidn: 1.18 -> 1.19
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