**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jun 03 02:59:57 2019 Jun 03 14:28:41 hey, i'm trying to replace a package with RREPLACES and RCONFLICTS but then, when rootfs is created, all packages that were depending on the old-package are also being removed. Is there a way to keep them together with the new replacement package? Jun 03 14:34:58 i think you need RPROVIDES, too Jun 03 14:40:08 yes, I'm using it too Jun 03 14:42:10 RPROVIDES_newpackage = "oldpackage" RREPLACES_newpackage += "oldpackage" RCONFLICTS_newpackage += "oldpackage" Jun 03 14:42:10 and then IMAGE_INSTALL += "newpackage" Jun 03 14:44:40 how can I keep the dependencies on the oldpackage for the newpackage? Because the package manager is trying to remove all of them Jun 03 16:47:10 hi, I'm trying to setup a 6in4 tunnel (he.net) on my router. traceroute6 from the router works fine but not from my laptop. I'm still very ignorant about ipv6. is it "normal" to receive two addresses? Jun 03 16:47:14 5: enx0050b6889cc1 inet6 2001:470:1f09:774:dce7:c91:c717:ccd4/64 scope global temporary dynamic \ valid_lft 604793sec preferred_lft 86324sec Jun 03 16:47:17 5: enx0050b6889cc1 inet6 2001:470:1f09:774:2791:fa3:6471:80e7/64 scope global mngtmpaddr noprefixroute \ valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever Jun 03 16:48:30 do I have to install a fancy daemon (ravd?) to actually be able to use ipv6 from the lan? Jun 03 16:51:13 should "wan6" be enabled or unmanaged? ipv6 upstream comes via an interface called HENET created by some uci commands on he.net's website **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Jun 04 03:00:18 2019