**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jan 07 02:59:57 2008 Jan 07 07:16:03 agb * r10140 /trunk/docs/Makefile: Fix docs build from a clean checkout, closes #2975 Jan 07 09:53:21 Kaloz: are you here ? Jan 07 09:58:00 we ate him Jan 07 09:58:07 he was too slow hacking xscale Jan 07 09:58:07 :) Jan 07 10:02:56 wigyori: eh eh ! Jan 07 12:14:50 Kaloz: here ? Jan 07 12:22:18 exovii, maybe Jan 07 12:22:40 I saw him on #openwrt... Jan 07 12:23:03 I have a few questions about ixp4xx port... Jan 07 13:00:08 exovii: perhaps I can help? Jan 07 13:00:35 rwhitby: thanks ! Jan 07 13:01:11 i finally found that i can add my board (fvx538v1) through the scripts/arm-magic.sh... Jan 07 13:01:29 Many hours to find that... ;) Jan 07 13:02:04 So, as i didn't have a kernel for the fvx538, i used the wg302v2 one. Jan 07 13:02:12 And it is nearly working. Jan 07 13:03:00 The ethernet port (eth0) doesn't work (HW: 00:00:00:00:00:00 and i got a continuous error message from Redboot i think: "MII read failed")... Jan 07 13:03:17 but it's booting ! I'm so happy ! Jan 07 13:03:41 Many thanks to the whole OpenWRT staff, your job is so great ! Jan 07 13:03:44 ok, do you have board code in there to read the MAC address (it's usually in flash or an eeprom) Jan 07 13:04:34 no, i just wondered how to grab that information.... Jan 07 13:04:59 could i find that in the original Netgear source code ? Jan 07 13:05:13 it's very board specific. yes, it should be in the original netgear source. Jan 07 13:06:21 ok, i have to see that. I wanted Kaloz to say where he found that in the WG302 source code. Just to speed up my search... Jan 07 13:06:34 has someone done a diff of the netgear source against the vanilla kernel.org kernel? Jan 07 13:07:13 the Netgear source code i found seems to patch a vanilla kernel (2.6.10) Jan 07 13:08:59 ok, do a recursive diff, and put that netgear.diff file somewhere I can see it. Jan 07 13:10:01 why to do a diff, since Netgear gives it ? Jan 07 13:11:55 netgear gives a diff? Jan 07 13:12:17 do you have serial console access? Jan 07 13:12:32 yes, the fvx538 has a true serial port... ;) Jan 07 13:13:24 when you type "fconfig -l", do you see the MAC addresses printed out? Jan 07 13:14:21 rwhitby: please see here: http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Hardware/Netgear/FVX538 Jan 07 13:14:33 i took that several monthes ago Jan 07 13:14:35 already looking there Jan 07 13:14:41 ah... Jan 07 13:14:45 ;) Jan 07 13:15:05 i don't have the fvx now, it stays in my home. Jan 07 13:15:06 what you need to do is find the offset of those mac addresses in the redboot config partition Jan 07 13:15:33 take a copy of the redboot config partition, do a hexdump, then look for your mac addresses Jan 07 13:15:59 nice ! Jan 07 13:16:06 thanks so much, rwhitby ! Jan 07 13:16:18 i'll try to do that this evening Jan 07 13:16:25 then use a patch like http://svn.nslu2-linux.org/svnroot/kernel/trunk/patches/2.6.23/67-nas100d-fetch-mac.patch Jan 07 13:16:41 i saw that type of patch, i'l use it ! Jan 07 13:16:47 (using the correct offset) Jan 07 13:16:47 s/i'l/i'll Jan 07 13:16:51 ok Jan 07 13:17:36 i although saw that the NPE microcode is in openwrt (/lib/firmware). I don't need a separate partition anymore ? Jan 07 13:18:13 that's correct. with the latest 2.4 microcode, we are allowed to distribute it as part of the firmware image without a click-through license. Jan 07 13:18:40 (regarding the mac address - you may even find that the offset in that nas100d patch is almost correct) Jan 07 13:18:49 great ! Simplifies the work ! Jan 07 13:19:02 why ? Jan 07 13:19:15 0x00fc0000-0x00fc1000 : "RedBoot config" Jan 07 13:19:26 redboot config has same offset into flash Jan 07 13:19:49 and the fconfig stuff is usually the same size Jan 07 13:19:58 so that gives you an initial location to look at Jan 07 13:20:15 so the wg302v2 could have the same offset ? Jan 07 13:20:33 dunno - depends upon the redboot binary Jan 07 13:21:02 ok Jan 07 13:31:05 exovii: you will also need to work out how to supply the found mac address to the rtl8169 driver - I know nothing about that. Jan 07 13:31:24 (we only know how to do it for the open source ixp4xx ethernet driver) Jan 07 13:31:56 so you might want to look in the r8169 driver source from netgear to see if they modified it to read from the redboot config partition Jan 07 13:32:07 Yes. For now, i'll deal with eth0... Jan 07 13:32:14 rtl will follow ! Jan 07 13:48:17 nbd, nas still broken Jan 07 14:07:27 Weedy: how? Jan 07 14:08:41 + eval /usr/sbin/nas -P /var/run/nas.wl0.pid -H 34954 -l br-lan -i wl0 -A -m 128 -w 4 -s "$cfg2_ssid" -g 3600 -k "$cfg2_key" & Jan 07 14:08:41 root@OpenWrt:~# + /usr/sbin/nas -P /var/run/nas.wl0.pid -H 34954 -l br-lan -i wl0 -A -m 128 -w 4 -s b0r3d -g 3600 -k bah Jan 07 14:08:41 wl0: ignore i/f due to error(s) Jan 07 14:09:29 pebkac Jan 07 14:09:49 also Jan 07 14:09:51 + wlc stdin Jan 07 14:09:51 Command 'set mssid' failed: -1 Jan 07 14:09:57 that's normal Jan 07 14:10:02 imho Jan 07 14:10:12 unless you did multi-ssid ap Jan 07 14:10:16 no Jan 07 14:10:29 i'll fix that, but it's only cosmetic, iirc Jan 07 14:10:40 i figured that didnt matter Jan 07 14:10:56 the problem with your nas command line is your key is too short Jan 07 14:11:14 the real key is.... Jan 07 14:11:25 10 chars Jan 07 14:11:45 ah, ok Jan 07 14:11:55 should have made it clear that you replaced the key with something else ;) Jan 07 14:12:29 my bad Jan 07 14:13:45 i'll check it out later Jan 07 17:48:02 i'm getting "eth0: MII read failed" on a WG302(v1) -an ixp422- and the ethernet doesn't work Jan 07 17:48:34 kamikaze, trunk Jan 07 17:51:29 what's going on? can i help with other infos/trying patches/etc...? Jan 07 18:07:04 re Jan 07 18:12:27 http://www.embedded-projects.net/files/admin/projekte/usbprog/usbprog3.jpg Jan 07 18:12:34 can this be useful for us? Jan 07 18:12:38 ping Weedy Jan 07 18:12:54 hurr? Jan 07 18:14:44 Weedy: have you soldered the jtag cable? Jan 07 18:14:56 to my netgear? Jan 07 18:14:58 no Jan 07 18:15:26 open that link Jan 07 18:54:36 Weedy: did you also get 'set enabled failed: -1' along with 'set mssid failed: -1' ? Jan 07 18:54:52 uhh Jan 07 18:55:21 root@OpenWrt:~# /sbin/wifi Jan 07 18:55:21 Command 'set mssid' failed: -1 Jan 07 18:55:21 root@OpenWrt:~# wl0: ignore i/f due to error(s) Jan 07 18:56:16 did you already open a ticket? Jan 07 18:58:05 does the password contain any special characters? Jan 07 18:58:08 or just alphanum Jan 07 18:58:48 I set key to 'ThisIsATest' Jan 07 19:00:03 I also have a vlan, key is 'TestWiFi', but it doesn't get enabled Jan 07 19:01:25 ok, i'll try to get it fixed tonight Jan 07 19:02:04 nas seems to be working ok, btw, :) Jan 07 19:02:20 is possible to brick a fonera? Jan 07 19:02:27 how the firmware is transferred? tftp? Jan 07 19:29:38 yes Jan 07 19:38:26 florian * r10141 /trunk/package/ar7-atm/patches/150-tasklet_mode.patch: Jan 07 19:38:26 Hi all, here is a patch for package/ar7-atm. It fixes the bug #2377, Jan 07 19:38:26 which reports a WARNING: at kernel/softirq.c:138 local_bh_enable(). Jan 07 19:38:26 Make the TIATM driver use tasklet, instead of BH without the flag, the TIATM driver treats packets inside BH, Jan 07 19:38:27 which is wrong for most skbuff stuff. Use tasklet instead. Jan 07 19:38:29 Signed-off-by: Jan 07 19:38:33 hi Jan 07 19:40:08 lol Jan 07 20:01:34 and now, the bot war begins Jan 07 20:01:49 CIA-25 vs wrt_ Jan 07 20:03:10 hehe Jan 07 20:03:35 teh intarwebz is attacking! Jan 07 21:25:21 n8 Jan 07 23:12:26 ping florian Jan 07 23:13:18 There's something werird with your recent check in: Jan 07 23:13:18 https://dev.openwrt.org/changeset/10141 Jan 07 23:13:18 http://pastebin.ca/845896 Jan 07 23:39:19 I think it's due to white space inbetween the file name and the date Jan 07 23:57:42 rwhitby: here ? Jan 08 00:02:58 Kaloz: here ? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Jan 08 02:59:56 2008