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Jul 02 06:31:27 <CIA-6> nbd * r7847 / (4 files in 4 dirs): update imq patches (fixes #2009)
Jul 02 06:53:27 <CIA-6> nbd * r7848 / (2 files in 2 dirs): nuke magicbox-2.6 2.6.21 patches - 2.6.22-rc is stable here
Jul 02 10:59:48 <CIA-6> crazy_imp * r7849 /packages/libs/apr/Makefile: change version of apr to 1.2.9 (they removed the sources for 1.2.8 from the server), closes #2011
Jul 02 10:59:51 <CIA-6> nbd * r7850 / (2 files in 2 dirs): fix a horrible memleak in madwifi
Jul 02 11:13:38 <[mbm]> :)
Jul 02 12:08:39 * [ryd] have never seen a none horrible memleak :)
Jul 02 12:09:07 * nbd has
Jul 02 12:09:35 <[ryd]> nbd: pff :)
Jul 02 12:20:20 <forum2006> crazy_imp, i cleandup the apr and apr-util Makefiles a bit. please use the openwrt standards if possible. if you are interested in my changed Makefile's i can pastebin them.
Jul 02 12:20:47 <forum2006> thanks
Jul 02 12:20:55 <crazy_imp> forum2006: sure :)
Jul 02 12:21:07 <forum2006> crazy_imp, one sec
Jul 02 12:24:19 <forum2006> crazy_imp, look here: http://pastebin.ca/raw/599724
Jul 02 12:24:37 <forum2006> still not perfect but much more openwrt standard and much more readable
Jul 02 12:29:25 <forum2006> this patches applies and compiles fine if you revert your last change
Jul 02 12:30:37 <crazy_imp> forum2006: why not the $(CP) lines in as two lines? i think it's much better if you break them into two, better for long names and more readable imho :). didn't know that you can do the configure and make stuff as arguments - always something to learn :)
Jul 02 12:31:07 <crazy_imp> anyway, time for lunch now, will change that stuff later
Jul 02 12:31:42 <forum2006> crazy_imp, only if the $(CP) lines are very long i start a new line
Jul 02 12:32:25 <forum2006> the argument stuff is new
Jul 02 12:42:12 <forum2006> crazy_imp, apr-util missing dependencies: http://pastebin.ca/599747
Jul 02 12:53:23 <forum2006> crazy_imp, it lease make sure your packages are compiling on at least two different target platforms...
Jul 02 12:53:38 <forum2006> s/it lease/at least/
Jul 02 12:53:53 <crazy_imp> re
Jul 02 12:54:04 <crazy_imp> ok, i'll try that later
Jul 02 12:55:00 <forum2006> k
Jul 02 12:58:54 <crazy_imp> forum2006: there is a disadvantage from using the configure and make arguments, take a look at the packages/net/slurm/Makefile you'll have to make a patch for such small actions
Jul 02 13:03:54 <forum2006> well, nbd told me to use configure_args and make_flags if possible. as long as your packages are compiling i'm fine :)
Jul 02 13:04:33 <nbd> it doesn't really matter much. both is fine
Jul 02 13:05:33 <forum2006> nbd, i like the arguments because you have less to type :)
Jul 02 13:05:44 <nbd> yeah
Jul 02 13:07:26 <crazy_imp> but changing it now makes more work too :D. but i'll keep that in mind for the future (or does it really disturbs forum2006 that it need to be changed?)
Jul 02 13:08:00 <nbd> crazy_imp: keep it the way it is. no need to change it now
Jul 02 13:08:01 <forum2006> crazy_imp, i'm fine as long as the packages are compiling :)
Jul 02 13:08:04 <nbd> :)
Jul 02 13:10:55 <h3sp4wn> forum2006: what do we get in exchange for the binary being three times the size with vim
Jul 02 13:11:40 <forum2006> h3sp4wn, a newer version of vim :)
Jul 02 13:11:45 <CIA-6> crazy_imp * r7851 /packages/libs/apr/Makefile: fix typo in UninstallDev part
Jul 02 13:12:06 <forum2006> h3sp4wn, if you install vim you have already enough space. else use busybox vi
Jul 02 13:16:47 <crazy_imp> forum2006: http://pastebin.ca/599785 why do you have more deps in there? guess the configurescript notices that it can put in some more stuff because you have things like sqlite compiled?
Jul 02 13:18:35 <forum2006> crazy_imp, yes. you have to disable them with the configure script options or add the dependencies. you can also check the dependencies on the router with ldd <binary-file>
Jul 02 13:19:59 <h3sp4wn> forum2006: Not really
Jul 02 13:20:13 <crazy_imp> btw, if i deselect a package from menuconfig, will the UninstallDev part be executed if i call make the next time? that would be nice :)
Jul 02 13:20:32 <h3sp4wn> forum2006: I cannot see anything that you get other than a bigger binary (pointless to update it)
Jul 02 13:20:40 <h3sp4wn> 700k vs 200k
Jul 02 13:21:32 <forum2006> h3sp4wn, open a ticket so that someone can revert it if you think the update is not ok
Jul 02 13:22:44 <forum2006> i  think it's fine and you are the first one complaining. i'll accept it if there are more users who want back the old version
Jul 02 13:23:26 <thepeople_work> forum2006: is there anything new at all in the large binary?
Jul 02 13:23:36 <thepeople_work> larger*
Jul 02 13:24:13 <forum2006> thepeople, no idea. i just took a few packages and updated them. next time i'll look closer before updating
Jul 02 13:25:00 <h3sp4wn> the obvious question is why did whoever originally made the package choose 5.8 (when 6.4 was out at the time)
Jul 02 13:25:28 <thepeople_work> it should be reverted, 200k people can use it on their small flash wrt, 700k it a little large (if you want anything else)
Jul 02 13:27:15 <forum2006> thepeople_work, i'll think of it
Jul 02 13:30:23 <forum2006> h3sp4wn, you have to ask wbx why he used version 5.8: https://dev.openwrt.org/changeset/3481
Jul 02 13:31:26 <forum2006> he checked it in one year ago
Jul 02 14:11:19 <cosmo1t> wow those source code packages off of linksys are huge
Jul 02 14:11:20 <cosmo1t> 200 mb
Jul 02 14:15:48 <CIA-6> olli * r7852 /packages/utils/vim/ (3 files in 2 dirs):
Jul 02 14:15:50 <CIA-6> vim: revert update requested by h3sp4wn, thepeople (binary 200K vs. 700K
Jul 02 14:15:51 <CIA-6> Next time I'll be more carefully before updating.
Jul 02 14:16:16 <forum2006> fixed :)
Jul 02 14:18:43 <thepeople_work> forum2006: thanks
Jul 02 14:18:50 <forum2006> np
Jul 02 14:19:19 <[florian]> is not there a way to reduce the binary instead of reverting it to an earlier version ?
Jul 02 14:19:43 <forum2006> [florian], that's out of my skills
Jul 02 14:19:50 <[florian]> forum2006: ok, no prob
Jul 02 14:19:51 <crazy_imp> [florian]: maybe you can disable stuff with configure arguments?
Jul 02 14:20:08 <forum2006> [florian], if you find a way feel free to do so...
Jul 02 14:20:13 <thepeople_work> crazy_imp: most likely would do it
Jul 02 14:21:56 <[florian]> crazy_imp: yes, I think so
Jul 02 14:24:07 <forum2006> now that there is a working vim 7.1 Makefile everyone can checkout it out and play with the configure script to reduze the size of the binary file
Jul 02 14:26:24 <[florian]> absolutely
Jul 02 15:30:29 <h3sp4wn> it should be --with-features=tiny
Jul 02 15:31:13 <crazy_imp> the ipk is 266K here if i use that configure flag :)
Jul 02 15:39:26 <forum2006> he
Jul 02 15:41:49 <loswillios> ;-)
Jul 02 15:42:22 <loswillios> r8000 will be there soon :P
Jul 02 15:49:58 <[florian]> h3sp4wn: did you try using bb's hwclock ?
Jul 02 15:51:03 <h3sp4wn> [florian]: No should I ? I need to get the rtc actually working yet (same could be said for all of the stuff in util-linux)
Jul 02 15:51:19 <[florian]> h3sp4wn: just it makes it smaller
Jul 02 15:52:34 <h3sp4wn> [florian]: I will try it after I get this rtc working (20k is not much of a problem for now)
Jul 02 15:58:53 <[florian]> h3sp4wn: I used bb's hwclock something like a year or so and it worked fine
Jul 02 16:00:15 <[florian]> h3sp4wn: if it is just for testing a rtc driver, maybe util-linux is better
Jul 02 16:07:07 <CIA-6> crazy_imp * r7853 /packages/utils/apr-util/Makefile: add some deps, now it shouldn't add features if it notices something it can include
Jul 02 16:11:33 <thepeople_work> crazy_imp / forum2006: https://dev.openwrt.org/wiki/people
Jul 02 16:12:16 <forum2006> thepeople_work, [mbm] told me not to add myself there yet...
Jul 02 16:12:23 <thepeople_work> ohh, ok
Jul 02 16:12:34 <crazy_imp> thepeople_work: ok, i'll write a page
Jul 02 16:13:26 <crazy_imp> [mbm]: or shouldn't i do?
Jul 02 16:14:13 <[florian]> should I stay or should I go
Jul 02 16:14:18 <[florian]> ermm, wrong reference
Jul 02 16:20:31 <h3sp4wn> [florian]: thanks
Jul 02 16:33:09 <cosmo1t> hi guyz, i'm trying to build in the wrt350n.. I got the sources from linksys, do you have any docs on how you go about porting other firms/drivers into your structures?
Jul 02 16:33:15 <wrt> welcome to #openwrt-devel!
Jul 02 16:34:11 <crazy_imp> cosmo1t: don't want to destroy your hope, but normally they remove the drivers before releasing the sources
Jul 02 16:38:05 <cosmo1t> ah
Jul 02 16:38:08 <cosmo1t> surprise
Jul 02 16:38:09 <cosmo1t> oh well
Jul 02 16:38:17 <cosmo1t> :| i can look, the download was 200mb
Jul 02 16:48:54 <[florian]> cosmo1t: Kaloz is already working on that device, apparently, just the ethernet does not work yet
Jul 02 16:50:11 <cosmo1t> hmm ok. i just want to help out, and dont' know where to start
Jul 02 16:50:41 <cosmo1t> i've got a wrt350n, and i spent hours writing fucking startup scripts for dd-wrt to make my own shit work, then i started talking to _trine, and here i am
Jul 02 16:50:58 <cosmo1t> pardon my french.
Jul 02 16:51:09 <cosmo1t> i checked out dd-wrts source code svn branch, it's a mess..
Jul 02 16:51:15 <cosmo1t> yourz is SOOO Much cleaner
Jul 02 16:58:47 <crazy_imp> my wl500gp sometimes ejects the kernel modules with Kernel bug detected[#5]:... and sometimes it even locks up after that :|. someone interested in the complete output?
Jul 02 17:14:18 <cosmo1t> so how do you guyz test your changes?
Jul 02 17:14:26 <cosmo1t> do you have tons of devices to just keep rewriting the image on?
Jul 02 17:14:40 <cosmo1t> or do u have emulators for the chipsets?
Jul 02 17:31:09 <nbd> there are no decent emulators. nothing can replace real hardware
Jul 02 17:53:21 <CIA-6> nbd * r7854 / (3 files in 3 dirs): move ncurses to trunk and 7.07 (util-linux depends on it)
Jul 02 18:24:27 <crazy_imp> http://pastebin.ca/600233 didn't touched the serial nor i tried to connect over network to it :(
Jul 02 18:26:23 <crazy_imp> (brcm47xx 2.6, gcc 4.1.2 and binutils 2.17 on a wl500gp)
Jul 02 18:30:40 <nbd> hmm
Jul 02 18:31:29 <crazy_imp> and after i hit enter i got a second message^^
Jul 02 18:31:37 <crazy_imp> nbd: do you want the second also?
Jul 02 18:32:14 <nbd> please make a tarball with the oopses as text file together with a copy or /proc/ksyms from the device and System.map from the build system
Jul 02 18:33:02 <thepeople_work> nbd: sdk is broke on 7.07 http://pastebin.ca/600080
Jul 02 18:33:22 <nbd> crazy_imp: just noticed something: "registering PCI controller with io_map_base unset"
Jul 02 18:33:32 <crazy_imp> nbd: ok, but i'll have to copy /proc/ksyms before it happens, hope that is ok
Jul 02 18:34:50 <nbd> sure
Jul 02 18:35:23 <crazy_imp> ok
Jul 02 18:36:29 <CIA-6> nbd * r7855 / (2 files in 2 dirs): fix sdk build
Jul 02 18:37:16 <nbd> thepeople_work: ^^
Jul 02 18:37:38 <thepeople_work> that was quick
Jul 02 19:10:11 <CIA-6> nbd * r7856 / (3 files in 3 dirs): fix a glitch in the status output of the non-verbose builds for adm5120
Jul 02 21:52:30 <CIA-6> nbd * r7857 / (2 files in 2 dirs): refresh a patch that is causing problems on certain systems
Jul 02 22:58:18 <CIA-6> mbm * r7858 / (2 files in 2 dirs): wds-wpa support
Jul 02 22:59:34 <nbd> [mbm]: about that wds-wpa patch: i think you need to check for psk2 as well
Jul 02 23:00:37 <[mbm]> I'll clean it up, but as I mentioned it doesn't connect in psk2
Jul 02 23:00:46 <nbd> ah, ok
Jul 02 23:00:53 <[mbm]> so it's only psk with your choice of tkip or aes
Jul 02 23:00:59 <nbd> for some reason broadcom stuff has lots of trouble with wpa2
Jul 02 23:01:02 <nbd> in client mode as well
Jul 02 23:01:05 <[mbm]> hardcoded aes until I find a place for the toggle
Jul 02 23:37:31 <[mbm]> hmm thinking about allowing more than one bssid to be specified
Jul 02 23:38:35 <nbd> nah, one bssid per wifi-iface is fine
Jul 02 23:38:57 <[mbm]> does get rather tedious when you have a multiply connected mesh
Jul 02 23:39:25 <nbd> hmm
Jul 02 23:39:27 <nbd> right
Jul 02 23:39:34 <nbd> although wds meshes do tend to suck
Jul 02 23:44:15 <[mbm]> hmm that's odd; it won't do wpa auth with 0.9
Jul 03 00:09:33 <[mbm]> something screwy going on, somehow I have a one way auth between 0.9 and 7.07
Jul 03 00:10:04 <[mbm]> 0.9 sees an authorized wds node, 7.07 claims the 0.9 isn't auth'd
Jul 03 00:26:16 <[mbm]> hmm what's a common tool to make an sha hash? /me usually uses mkpasswd
Jul 03 00:27:23 <crazy_imp> [mbm]:  htpasswd  it's part of apache
Jul 03 00:29:46 <crazy_imp> hm, that's bad, ipkg "forgot" some packages which are installed on the system :/
Jul 03 00:35:40 <[mbm]> hmm, having real trouble getting this wds link up between 0.9 and 7.07
Jul 03 00:36:01 <[mbm]> just can't get wl to spit back any connection state
Jul 03 00:53:25 <CIA-6> epilog * r7859 /packages/net/chillispot/patches/ (. 102-less_memory-footprint.patch): Reduce memory footprint of chillispot. Allocate 128 connections instead of 1024.
Jul 03 01:13:08 <CIA-6> nbd * r7860 /trunk/package/util-linux/patches/ (801-cris-label.patch 801-cris_avr32_label.patch): fix util-linux compile on avr32
Jul 03 01:16:26 <CIA-6> nbd * r7861 /tags/kamikaze_7.07/package/util-linux/patches/ (801-cris-label.patch 801-cris_avr32_label.patch): oops, forgot to apply the last change to 7.07
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