**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Feb 05 02:59:57 2007 Feb 05 17:33:58 hey guys, is there a specific model Atheros mini-PCI card that you recommend (for usage with openwrt)? Feb 05 17:34:51 <[mbm]> can't really think of any, madwifi should support all of the 11g cards Feb 05 17:40:00 coo, there seems to be some significant differences in price ($35-$125) Feb 05 17:40:53 <[mbm]> yeah, a/b/g or just b/g, output in mW .. Feb 05 17:41:29 I was thinking this one: http://www.netgate.com/product_info.php?products_id=279 Feb 05 17:41:44 and putting it in an Asus WL-500 Premium Feb 05 17:41:48 the very high output ones won't work at full power on stuff like wgt634u's Feb 05 17:42:03 provided the antenna connectors match Feb 05 17:42:30 You can reduce it though anyway until it works Feb 05 17:42:37 <[mbm]> all the minipci stuff seems to use the same antenna connectors, although sometimes the card already in the ap has the antenna soldered on Feb 05 17:42:38 ok, cool, thanks Feb 05 17:43:13 "U.FL antenna connectors" Feb 05 17:43:19 <[mbm]> yep Feb 05 17:43:31 sweet, thanks Feb 05 17:43:35 <[mbm]> high power ones put out a bit of heat too Feb 05 17:43:46 <[mbm]> they warn you not to use them in laptops Feb 05 17:43:55 Yea, I think I will turn the power down for normal operation Feb 05 17:44:02 and crank it up when needed Feb 05 17:44:06 <[mbm]> heh Feb 05 18:59:10 nbd * r6268 /tags/whiterussian_0.9/ (. package/glib/patches/04-gcc3.4-fix): tag whiterussian 0.9 Feb 05 21:18:48 * armijn prods Kaloz Feb 05 21:18:59 nbd * r6269 /trunk/target/linux/brcm-2.6/Makefile: add profile for the wgt634u Feb 05 21:19:05 or anyone else... Feb 05 21:19:09 like nbd! Feb 05 21:19:11 * armijn prods nbd Feb 05 21:19:18 * [mbm] feels so unwelcomed Feb 05 21:19:30 nbd * r6270 /trunk/target/linux/brcm-2.6/Makefile: change target description Feb 05 21:19:42 [mbm]: sorry, nbd was the first victim I could see.. Feb 05 21:19:50 it must be the [ and ] Feb 05 21:19:53 * nbd prods armijn Feb 05 21:19:57 they shield you off from my prodiness Feb 05 21:19:58 <[mbm]> it's my sheild Feb 05 21:20:10 WAG325N, what chipset and stuff Feb 05 21:20:28 Linksys machine Feb 05 21:20:34 * murb feels the argue to find one of his wgt634us and do some testing. Feb 05 21:20:39 armijn: no idea. no gpl code posted Feb 05 21:20:41 urge. Feb 05 21:20:59 <[mbm]> might be an ar7 Feb 05 21:21:18 nah, probably not Feb 05 21:21:21 no GPL code eh Feb 05 21:21:22 good Feb 05 21:21:27 <[mbm]> hmm don't think that model was released in the us or I'd track down the fccid Feb 05 21:21:27 haven't seen ar7 gear with draft-n wifi Feb 05 21:21:41 hm Feb 05 21:22:04 could be broadcom 63xx Feb 05 21:22:10 urgh...Totem on FC6 crashes when I insert one of my Nine Inch Nails CDs :S Feb 05 21:22:14 it has 99 tracks on it Feb 05 21:22:16 that's the most common chipset for draft-n adsl routers Feb 05 21:22:26 and no GPL code Feb 05 21:24:17 bcm4318_map.bin Feb 05 21:24:19 great Feb 05 21:24:26 broadcom based apparently Feb 05 21:25:15 * [mbm] couldn't find a firmware download link Feb 05 21:25:45 http://www-nl.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Download_C2&childpagename=NL%2FLayout&cid=1152745883616&packedargs=sku%3D1169671164013&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper Feb 05 21:26:06 <[mbm]> nasty long url Feb 05 21:26:30 ye Feb 05 21:26:32 +p Feb 05 21:28:51 brought to us by our l33t friends at sErCoMm Feb 05 21:29:01 ok Feb 05 21:29:05 not CyberTan? Feb 05 21:29:29 ok Feb 05 21:29:50 <[mbm]> hmm where's the damn image in that? got some stupid setup exe Feb 05 21:30:12 [mbm]: downloaded wrong thingie? Feb 05 21:30:24 <[mbm]> downloaded the first firmware link on the page Feb 05 21:30:37 <[mbm]> ah Feb 05 21:30:42 scroll down :) Feb 05 21:30:50 btw. the firmware image has garbage from the cvs directory inside Feb 05 21:30:54 * [mbm] downloads the other "firmware" :P Feb 05 21:31:19 some strings (in the right order): Feb 05 21:31:19 sqsh Feb 05 21:31:20 @:pserver:colin@172.21.1.234:/home/cvsroot Feb 05 21:31:20 wag325n/src/fs1 Feb 05 21:31:28 <[mbm]> squashfs ..heh Feb 05 21:31:47 <[mbm]> and no gpl huh? Feb 05 21:31:53 <[mbm]> something ain't right Feb 05 21:32:10 nbd: I noticed that Feb 05 21:33:08 ok, give me all the dirt :) Feb 05 21:34:23 lzma perhaps? Feb 05 21:36:20 <[mbm]> gimme a sec to upload the firmware to a machine that can actually view it Feb 05 21:36:58 k Feb 05 21:38:33 urgh...I should stop working until late... Feb 05 21:39:09 anyway, would such a device be helpful for you? Feb 05 21:39:39 Cisco still did not send anything, marketing fucked up, etc. Feb 05 21:39:40 the usual Feb 05 21:39:50 and some of the stuff I requested can't be shipped in Europe Feb 05 21:39:58 or they won't let that float into Europe Feb 05 21:40:01 like the WR350N Feb 05 21:40:03 +T Feb 05 21:40:50 gah I really need to cut down on lychees Feb 05 21:43:55 <[mbm]> hmm not much in that first squashfs Feb 05 21:44:06 <[mbm]> CVS Feb 05 21:44:10 <[mbm]> language Feb 05 21:45:17 there are two or three squashfsen Feb 05 21:45:24 <[mbm]> yeah, checking the next now Feb 05 21:45:49 <[mbm]> next is a linux / Feb 05 21:46:01 <[mbm]> usual dev, etc, bin ... Feb 05 21:46:15 is it compressed with lzma? Feb 05 21:46:24 the squashfs that is Feb 05 21:46:44 <[mbm]> mounted fine from an openwrt install, didn't look to see what it was Feb 05 21:46:46 because I can't mount it over loopback on my FC6 system Feb 05 21:46:50 hm Feb 05 21:47:23 <[mbm]> ok, not so fine Feb 05 21:47:31 <[mbm]> I can see the inodes but the contents are corrupt Feb 05 21:47:32 relatively fine Feb 05 21:47:58 <[mbm]> just tried to get busybox off and got a nice null file Feb 05 21:48:32 <[mbm]> seems squashfs choked trying to read it as lzma Feb 05 21:50:33 hm Feb 05 21:51:23 sooner or later i'll make a package directory with lots of different squashfs versions Feb 05 21:51:39 <[mbm]> well, starting with squahsfs3.0 there's an unsquash tool Feb 05 21:51:44 oh, nice Feb 05 21:51:56 [mbm]: but that only works for squashfs3.0 filesystems Feb 05 21:52:02 <[mbm]> exactly Feb 05 21:52:04 for now Feb 05 21:53:02 <[mbm]> hmm ok, two squashfs images .. a language overlay and a root fs Feb 05 21:53:11 * [mbm] looks around for a kernel Feb 05 21:54:11 ok Feb 05 21:55:46 <[mbm]> well, it's a 2.6.8.1 kernel Feb 05 21:55:53 yeah, I saw that Feb 05 21:55:57 so broadcom is likely :) Feb 05 21:56:36 (duh) Feb 05 22:00:10 I'd really like to know if the upnp daemon there is linked with libiptc Feb 05 22:00:22 probably it is Feb 05 22:15:25 <[mbm]> hell of a lot of whitespace in that firmware Feb 05 22:15:44 I can use all the info you can extract from it Feb 05 22:16:00 will talk to an SFLC lawyer tomorrow Feb 05 22:16:03 or ex-SFLC Feb 05 22:20:00 <[mbm]> hmm parts of that squashfs aren't even compressed Feb 05 22:21:05 <[mbm]> no root password Feb 05 22:21:12 <[mbm]> root::0:root Feb 05 22:21:14 <[mbm]> :) Feb 05 22:21:33 lol Feb 05 22:21:45 interesting. Feb 05 22:22:01 <[mbm]> that's assuming you can ever get anywhere that you'd be prompted for one Feb 05 22:25:14 <[mbm]> can't find a kernel in the firmware image; it may be just a filesystem upgrade Feb 05 22:26:02 <[mbm]> although there is something odd just after 0x4004E0 in the image Feb 05 22:26:21 <[mbm]> I assume the "CFE1CFE1" means it has something to do with cfe :P Feb 05 22:28:08 well, it is big enough to assume it contains a kernel Feb 05 22:42:12 <[mbm]> most of it is nulls Feb 05 22:42:19 hmkay Feb 05 22:42:21 weird then Feb 05 23:27:06 <[mbm]> armijn: do you have one of these wag devices? probably not that hard to get root on it Feb 06 00:20:01 nbd * r6271 /trunk/rules.mk: fix overzealous kmod stripping - it killed kernel module parameters (#1301) Feb 06 00:23:28 <[mbm]> hmm every day a new microsoft exploit gets mentioned in the media Feb 06 00:23:58 <[mbm]> it'd be much more effective if they were all unleashed at once Feb 06 00:24:05 yeah Feb 06 00:25:55 nbd * r6272 /trunk/package/base-files/files/sbin/ifdown: fix typos in ifdown (patch from #1319) Feb 06 00:42:46 armijn: ping **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Feb 06 02:59:57 2007