**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Sep 12 02:59:56 2007 Sep 12 11:08:59 Hi, I have some problems with qos-scripts: ./qos start -> Cannot find device "imq0" ... multiple times Sep 12 11:09:24 ipt_IMQ 672 1 Sep 12 11:09:28 Is loaded Sep 12 11:10:04 Google ist _not_ my friend here :-) Sep 12 11:11:08 s/ist/is Sep 12 11:27:16 Here are 44 people and noone is here? Really? :-) Sep 12 12:24:41 ejka * r8759 /trunk/target/linux/ar7/files/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Sep 12 12:24:41 vlynq cleanups: Sep 12 12:24:41 * drivers can now set a clock divisor Sep 12 12:24:41 * irq handling cleanup, drivers now can handle error irqs themselves Sep 12 12:24:41 * style cleanup Sep 12 12:27:50 ejka * r8760 /trunk/target/linux/ar7/files/arch/mips/ar7/irq.c: there is no need in two identical actions Sep 12 13:21:47 matteo * r8761 /trunk/target/linux/ar7/files/drivers/char/watchdog/ar7_wdt.c: Style fixes Sep 12 13:53:44 what about https://dev.openwrt.org/attachment/ticket/2285/ar7-wdt-volatile-12-09-2007.patch ? Sep 12 13:53:46 seems correct? Sep 12 13:55:59 <[florian]> matteo: sounds ok, yes, though I have not checked the type of ar7_wdt fields Sep 12 13:56:56 u32 Sep 12 13:57:04 so are ok with writel Sep 12 13:57:37 ?btw, what is the difference between CAC_BASE and ebase Sep 12 13:57:41 *? Sep 12 13:58:44 <[florian]> matteo: no idea, do you know the linux cross reference tool ? this is easy to check where such variable is defined in the kernel Sep 12 13:58:52 <[florian]> matteo: I use http://lxr.free-electrons.com Sep 12 13:59:13 sure I know Sep 12 13:59:19 <[florian]> matteo: about the types, I mean, making sure you write variables to dereferences pointers, which I assume is the case when using read/write accessors Sep 12 13:59:20 i also indicized TI's sources Sep 12 13:59:46 http://teknoraver.campuslife.it/cgi-bin/source Sep 12 14:04:08 <[florian]> matteo: can't you use readl/writel accessors as defined in the kernel ? Sep 12 14:04:47 #define READ_REG(x) readl((void __iomem*)&(x)) Sep 12 14:04:59 them macro uses readl Sep 12 14:05:18 <[florian]> grr, I need to learn reading Sep 12 14:08:54 ejka: are you sure that all these __attribute__ ((packed)) are needed? Sep 12 14:09:29 where? Sep 12 14:10:41 ejka: in cpmac Sep 12 14:11:39 yes Sep 12 14:11:57 and don't touch cpmac, please Sep 12 14:12:18 sorry Sep 12 14:12:22 I'll commit quite a large update soon Sep 12 14:12:25 ok Sep 12 14:18:15 [florian]: btw it boots with the vlynq thing Sep 12 14:18:45 <[florian]> matteo: ok, this is great Sep 12 14:21:07 [florian]: let's say I have a different config Sep 12 14:21:14 and I don't want to commit it Sep 12 14:21:21 how can I exclude it from teh commit? Sep 12 14:23:43 ehm Sep 12 14:23:45 https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/trunk/target/linux/ar7/files/drivers/char/watchdog/ar7_wdt.c#L104 Sep 12 14:23:54 the print is non conditional.... Sep 12 14:25:09 <[florian]> matteo: well, you have to select which files to commit, you cannot do this easily based on a svn commit on a directory Sep 12 14:25:16 svn commit path/to/file1 path/to/file2 Sep 12 14:26:08 matteo: If you look at line 101, you'll see a return statement, making the print effectively conditional. Sep 12 14:26:26 m, right Sep 12 14:32:11 ar7_wdt: failed to unlock WDT disable reg Sep 12 14:32:11 ar7_wdt: failed to unlock WDT prescale reg Sep 12 14:32:11 ar7_wdt: failed to unlock WDT change reg Sep 12 14:32:22 this is my syslog Sep 12 15:09:22 ejka: i put a printk in emulate_load_store_insn Sep 12 15:09:29 so i get an error at every unaligned acces Sep 12 15:09:43 then I removed all _(packed)_ drom cpmac Sep 12 15:09:48 i get no printks Sep 12 15:30:13 <|matteo|> [florian]: it works Sep 12 15:30:15 <|matteo|> doesn't reboots but doesn't fails to lock registers Sep 12 15:30:17 <|matteo|> now i'll try other base addresses Sep 12 15:30:19 <|matteo|> ;) Sep 12 15:30:47 matteo * r8762 /trunk/target/linux/ar7/files/drivers/char/watchdog/ar7_wdt.c: added ar7_wdt fix by Alex Sep 12 15:30:50 <[florian]> ok, great Sep 12 15:34:23 <|matteo|> ejka: SET_MODULE_OWNER will removed today in git tree, remove it Sep 12 15:50:18 florian * r8763 /trunk/package/broadcom-wl/files/lib/wifi/broadcom.sh: Add macfiltering to broadcom-wl Sep 12 15:59:58 <|matteo|> [florian]: who maintains busybox? Sep 12 16:02:06 <[florian]> matteo: {Nico} and [mbm] have been doing most of the work on it Sep 12 16:02:27 i ahve a patch that adds ethers support for busybox arp Sep 12 16:05:15 https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/2376 Sep 12 16:14:20 <[florian]> we should also upgrade busybox to something newer Sep 12 16:15:06 <[florian]> just the ipkg patch needs a lot of work in general Sep 12 16:15:59 matteo * r8764 /trunk/target/linux/ar7/ (10 files in 8 dirs): Enabled working ar7_wdt, style cleanups Sep 12 16:22:31 1.6 is great Sep 12 16:22:55 wow, 1,7 is out Sep 12 16:57:14 [florian]: ok for replacing CAC_BASE with ebase? it works for me Sep 12 16:57:30 <[florian]> matteo: sure, that's the difference btw ? Sep 12 16:57:57 in our systems ebase = CAC_BASE Sep 12 16:58:07 in others can be different Sep 12 16:58:24 http://lxr.linux.no/source/arch/mips/kernel/traps.c?a=mips#L1450 Sep 12 16:58:44 ralf told me in the ML Sep 12 16:58:49 also Sep 12 16:59:01 i have to replace the #ifdef AR7 with runtime code Sep 12 17:03:39 [florian]: how can I exclude a file from the commit? Sep 12 17:05:02 nbd * r8765 / (4 files in 4 dirs): fix a few issues with dynamically assigned interfaces Sep 12 17:05:08 <[florian]> matteo: you can't easily Sep 12 17:12:52 rwhitby: Hi Sep 12 17:13:31 rwhitby: Do you know if it is possible to install software on an external HDD and load them at bootup in an init script ? Is this currently possible ? Sep 12 17:15:17 i want to exclude my config Sep 12 17:21:16 Anyone know if it is possible to install software on an external HDD and load them at bootup in an init script ? Is this currently possible with Kamikaze ? Sep 12 17:49:33 matteo * r8766 /trunk/target/linux/ar7/ (2 files in 2 dirs): use ebase instead of CAC_BASE, some cosmetic fixes Sep 12 19:54:14 Anyone know how to consistently change the ESSID of both an AP and a sta and get it to continue bridging correctly with a reboot? Sep 12 20:11:12 waite: have a look into /etc/config/wireless ... besides that #openwrt is the place to ask and there is also a link to the documentation that might be worth a read **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Sep 13 02:59:57 2007