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Nov 11 07:50:40 <CIA-23> juhosg * r9534 /packages/utils/usbutils/Makefile: [packages] usbutils: bump version number
Nov 11 11:45:03 <CIA-23> nbd * r9535 /trunk/ (14 files in 5 dirs): add b43 fixes from #2677
Nov 11 12:39:05 <CIA-23> olli * r9536 /packages/net/sshfs/Makefile: [Packages] sshfs: fix dependency (#2660)
Nov 11 13:33:29 <CIA-23> olli * r9537 /packages/utils/devio/Makefile:
Nov 11 13:33:29 <CIA-23> [Packages] devio:
Nov 11 13:33:29 <CIA-23>  * Fix title (#2681)
Nov 11 13:33:29 <CIA-23>  * Cleanup Makefile
Nov 11 13:37:39 <CIA-23> juhosg * r9538 /trunk/scripts/arm-magic.sh: fix image names in arm-magic.sh (closes: #2682)
Nov 11 15:24:49 <CIA-23> juhosg * r9539 /packages/utils/usbutils/Makefile: [packages] usbutils: fix md5sum, depends on zlib from now on (closes: #2679)
Nov 11 17:56:34 <CIA-23> juhosg * r9540 /trunk/target/linux/adm5120/files/drivers/usb/host/adm5120-hcd.c: [adm5120] fix an unbalanced spinlock issue
Nov 11 19:43:15 <slapin_nb> hi, all!
Nov 11 19:43:29 <slapin_nb> ejka, hi, are you here? ping!
Nov 11 20:01:57 <CIA-23> florian * r9541 /packages/libs/liboil/ (. Makefile): Add liboil
Nov 11 20:02:12 <dhr> I've loaded openwrt 9.09 (x-wrt version), tcpdump, and a new version of Openswan.  It is really full and I'd like to free some flash.  tcpdump + libpcap is rather larger than seems reasonable.  Is there a slim replacement for tcpdump?
Nov 11 20:03:00 <CIA-23> florian * r9542 /packages/libs/libatomicops/ (5 files in 2 dirs): Add libatomicops
Nov 11 20:03:36 <[florian]> dhr: I do not know of any
Nov 11 20:03:52 <[florian]> dhr: try removing the protocols it can analyse, you will get some more free space
Nov 11 20:03:55 <[florian]> dhr: needs recompiling
Nov 11 20:06:53 <dhr> florian: thanks.  I often find tcpdump useful so I hate to throw it overboard.  Perhaps I should set up an when-needed NFS mount to hold it.
Nov 11 20:08:38 <slapin_nb> [florian], hi, have you been looking into rtl865x stuff?
Nov 12 00:37:48 <nbd> dhr: did you try making a squashfs image with everything that you need?
Nov 12 00:38:04 <nbd> that should help cut down on size
Nov 12 00:51:09 <dhr> nbd: thanks.  I thought that both jffs2 and squashfs compressed.  Is squashfs significantly more effective at compression?
Nov 12 00:51:17 <nbd> yes
Nov 12 00:51:42 <nbd> better compression algorithm, bigger block sizes, no reserves space for filesystem changes
Nov 12 00:53:06 <dhr> I want to keep openswan in jffs2 until it is shaken down.  2.4.10 has not been used with Openwrt until now (no surprise: it is a new release).
Nov 12 00:53:16 <dhr> But tcpdump should be stable.
Nov 12 00:53:19 <nbd> yep
Nov 12 00:55:08 <dhr> I haven't looked but I imagine that entropy for /dev/rand is in short supply in Openwrt on typical wireless routers.
Nov 12 00:55:47 <nbd> not with broadcom devices on linux 2.4
Nov 12 00:56:11 <nbd> i wrote an extension for the wlcompat module that extract entropy from the wifi card
Nov 12 00:56:15 <nbd> which has a real hw rng
Nov 12 00:56:32 <dhr> wow!  That's great!
Nov 12 00:57:15 <dhr> Is that included by default in the bcm 2.4 build or is it a module that must be selected?
Nov 12 00:57:37 <nbd> it is active by default
Nov 12 00:57:51 <nbd> as soon as wifi is up
Nov 12 00:58:12 <dhr> ah.  I haven't enabled WiFi.
Nov 12 00:58:36 <dhr> (configured the radio on, I mean.)
Nov 12 00:59:18 <nbd> it only works if the wifi is up and running
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