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Sep 07 08:24:26 <CIA-12> nico * r8657 /trunk/package/zd1211-firmware/Makefile: zd1211-firmware: remove uneeded commands in install, use a separate description, cleanup
Sep 07 08:30:20 <CIA-12> nico * r8658 /trunk/package/linux-atm/Makefile: remove automake prereq not needed anymore since [7011], use a separate description, cleanup
Sep 07 08:34:49 <CIA-12> nico * r8659 /trunk/package/ (65 files in 58 dirs): move package description to a separate definition, remove it when DESCRIPTION=TITLE
Sep 07 08:55:50 <CIA-12> nico * r8660 /trunk/package/e2fsprogs/Makefile: remove remaining description field missed from [8659]
Sep 07 08:58:48 <CIA-12> nico * r8661 /trunk/package/fonera-mp3/Makefile: add missing endef
Sep 07 09:23:50 <CIA-12> nbd * r8662 /trunk/package/ (spca5xx/Makefile spca5xx-le/Makefile): remove obsolete dependencies on VIDEO_SUPPORT (#2314)
Sep 07 09:27:16 <CIA-12> nbd * r8663 /trunk/package/qos-scripts/files/usr/lib/qos/generate.sh: qos-scripts: add patch for tos and dscp support from #2291
Sep 07 10:30:28 <{Nico}> matteo: can you update the patch in ticket #2323?
Sep 07 10:30:56 <matteo> {Nico}: hehe, i have to rediff against current svn?
Sep 07 10:31:48 <{Nico}> yep, i did some reformatting just before you submit yours, sorry about that...
Sep 07 10:32:44 <matteo> np
Sep 07 10:32:57 <matteo> i'm removing unneeded volatile from cpmac.c
Sep 07 10:33:07 <matteo> there were 62, now I have 3
Sep 07 10:33:11 <matteo> ;)
Sep 07 10:34:09 <matteo> a moment, i'll pack #include directives
Sep 07 10:34:17 <matteo> #include <linux first
Sep 07 10:34:19 <matteo> asm then
Sep 07 10:39:33 <matteo> #include <asm/mips-boards/generic.h>
Sep 07 10:39:35 <matteo> #include <asm/mips-boards/prom.h>
Sep 07 10:39:37 <matteo> #include <asm/mips-boards/maltaint.h>
Sep 07 10:39:44 <matteo> quit obsolete, aren't them?
Sep 07 10:39:47 <matteo> *quite
Sep 07 10:53:35 <[florian]> not sure about that
Sep 07 10:54:24 <matteo> {Nico}: done
Sep 07 12:09:23 <LoneStar> I tried to mount openwrt rootfs via nfs on my board, and got this
Sep 07 12:09:27 <LoneStar> http://paste.ubuntu.org.cn/3170
Sep 07 12:10:10 <LoneStar> is that beautiful?
Sep 07 12:13:57 <[florian]> LoneStar: not that much because modprobe does not seem to be enabled
Sep 07 12:54:18 <CIA-12> nico * r8664 /trunk/package/ (broadcom-diag/Makefile switch/Makefile): fix board name for nvram and switch packages on brcm-2.4 after [8653]
Sep 07 13:09:11 <CIA-12> nbd * r8665 /trunk/package/ppp/files/ppp.sh: fix ppp unit number issues (#2178)
Sep 07 13:09:59 <CIA-12> nico * r8666 /trunk/package/strongswan/Makefile: fix typo
Sep 07 13:18:51 <CIA-12> florian * r8667 /packages/net/asterisk-1.4.x/Makefile: Fix the recursive dependency on zlib when asterisk-1.4 and asterisk-mysql-1.4 are selected
Sep 07 13:19:27 <CIA-12> florian * r8668 /packages/net/asterisk-addons-1.4.x/Makefile: Default to n for asterisk-mysql-1.4 (#2325)
Sep 07 13:23:12 <nbd> matteo: ping
Sep 07 13:23:41 <matteo> nbd: pong
Sep 07 13:23:52 <nbd> matteo: i just invited you to a channel
Sep 07 13:24:33 <matteo> can't see it
Sep 07 13:24:45 <[florian]> matteo: in your information window
Sep 07 13:25:10 <matteo> no, my client could have something bad
Sep 07 13:26:12 <matteo> it's a +i chan?
Sep 07 13:27:11 <[florian]> yes
Sep 07 13:27:32 <matteo> it should appera yellow in the settings
Sep 07 13:27:41 <matteo> but nothing happens (kvirc)
Sep 07 13:27:46 <[florian]> humm ok
Sep 07 16:05:12 <matteo> ejka: why do you cache values in val and tmp? http://pastebin.ca/685804
Sep 07 16:06:29 <[florian]> matteo: what do you mean by cache ?
Sep 07 16:06:50 <matteo> while ((val = regs->access) & MDIO_BUSY);
Sep 07 16:06:53 <matteo> it should be:
Sep 07 16:07:00 <matteo> while (regs->access & MDIO_BUSY);
Sep 07 16:07:02 <CIA-12> nico * r8669 /packages/libs/libelf/Makefile: add libelf pkgconfig file, cleanup
Sep 07 16:07:10 <matteo> and later use "regs->access" directly
Sep 07 16:07:56 <[florian]> ermm, I do not think so, because then regs->access would not be updated and this could cause an infinite loop
Sep 07 16:07:59 <[florian]> at least I guess
Sep 07 16:08:25 <matteo> regs->access will never updated
Sep 07 16:08:35 <matteo> i guess it is a register updated by hardware
Sep 07 16:08:54 <matteo> this is why removing it's "volatile" stop the driver from work
Sep 07 16:09:05 <matteo> but, that is a bad polling method
Sep 07 16:09:10 <matteo> while(X);
Sep 07 16:09:18 <matteo> better usleep(1) or something
Sep 07 16:09:22 <matteo> right?
Sep 07 16:09:31 <farnz> I'd have thought a barrier and cpu_relax() if you're spinning.
Sep 07 16:10:06 <matteo> testing the new code, reboot
Sep 07 16:10:14 <farnz> while(regs->access != right_value) { rmb(); cpu_relax(); } sort of style.
Sep 07 16:11:27 <CIA-12> nico * r8670 /packages/utils/rrdtool/Makefile: enable cgi & python at configure time, use new python packaging, cleanup
Sep 07 17:01:28 <CIA-12> olli * r8671 /packages/utils/gnupg/ (Makefile patches/ patches/001-no_po_and_docs.patch):
Sep 07 17:01:28 <CIA-12> gnupg:
Sep 07 17:01:28 <CIA-12>  * Update 1.4.2.1 > 1.4.7
Sep 07 17:01:28 <CIA-12>  * Cleanup Makefile
Sep 07 17:01:28 <CIA-12>  * Don't build po and docs
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Sep 07 18:00:03 <CIA-12> nico * r8672 /packages/ (libs/mysql/Makefile net/asterisk-1.4.x/Makefile): proper fix for asterisk14-mysql recursive dependency, it was a faulty dependency in libmysqlclient (revert [8667] & [8668], closes: #2325)
Sep 07 18:57:39 <CIA-12> nico * r8673 /packages/lang/yapsnmp/Makefile: fix yapsnmp configure when swig is detected on the host system
Sep 07 19:06:53 <CIA-12> nico * r8674 /packages/net/asterisk-addons-1.4.x/Makefile: fix configure and opt flags, cleanup, actually revert [8668] after [8672]
Sep 07 19:21:25 <CIA-12> nico * r8675 /packages/net/cbtt/Makefile: fix cbtt build
Sep 07 19:26:57 <CIA-12> nico * r8676 /packages/net/xl2tpd/ (7 files in 3 dirs): update xl2tpd to 1.1.11, fix opt flags, rename ppp related config files, cleanup
Sep 07 19:37:53 <CIA-12> nico * r8677 /packages/net/mini_httpd/Makefile: fix multi-packages builds, cleanup
Sep 07 20:27:23 <CIA-12> olli * r8678 /packages/libs/gnutls/ (4 files in 2 dirs):
Sep 07 20:27:23 <CIA-12> gnutls:
Sep 07 20:27:23 <CIA-12>  * Update 1.0.25 > 2.0.0
Sep 07 20:27:23 <CIA-12>  * Cleanup Makefile
Sep 07 20:37:17 <CIA-12> nbd * r8679 /tags/kamikaze_7.09/: add tags/kamikaze_7.09 (copy of 7.07, will contain bugfix backports from trunk)
Sep 07 20:41:51 <CIA-12> nbd * r8680 /trunk/package/ (10 files in 10 dirs): bump package versions after updates
Sep 07 20:42:53 <CIA-12> nbd * r8681 /trunk/package/madwifi/files/lib/wifi/madwifi.sh: fix madwifi channel setting (#2073)
Sep 07 20:57:04 <CIA-12> nbd * r8682 /tags/kamikaze_7.09/ (65 files in 43 dirs): some backports from trunk (untested)
Sep 07 21:39:46 <[Jan]> Hey ;)
Sep 07 21:40:15 <[Jan]> Are there any known problems with the wl500gp and iwconfig?
Sep 07 21:42:22 <[Jan]> or ifconfig
Sep 07 21:43:02 <[Jan]> my ssh connections hangs as soon as I run ifconfig and iwconfig fails to set the essid (among other things)
Sep 07 21:48:54 <nbd> [Jan]: the kernel probably oopsed
Sep 07 21:56:48 <[Jan]> nbd: Hmm, I don't think so, an oops should show up in dmesg. The current firmware is a _few_ days old, it's currently compiling HEAD.
Sep 07 23:24:43 <[Jan]> nbd: I guess I found the problem, it can't find the firmware: http://rafb.net/p/GvrCd680.html
Sep 07 23:25:55 <[Jan]> s/(find)/$1\/load/
Sep 07 23:35:29 <crazy_imp> http://pastebin.ca/686405 -> Frequency:11.011 kHz <- WTF?
Sep 07 23:44:43 <crazy_imp> (iwlist wl0 scan, kamikaze 7.07 2.5, wl500gp with stock broadcom card)
Sep 07 23:46:50 <thepeople_mobile> crazy_imp: I reported it also, nbd said it was a known issue
Sep 07 23:47:04 <crazy_imp> ok
Sep 08 02:12:53 <crazy_imp> http://pastebin.ca/686642 after insmod bcm43xx-mac80211 (still on the wl500gp, trying to reproduce the bug which [Jan] had)
Sep 08 02:25:09 <crazy_imp> (build latest (r8681) with the default toolchainoptions)
Sep 08 02:29:12 <ejka> matteo: sleeping there won't work. you'll read all 1's. polling, there it is used, is there for a reason
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