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Sep 08 03:01:59 <frogonwheels> Bartman007: Update on asterisk patches? Anything I can do?
Sep 08 03:02:20 <frogonwheels> Bartman007: Also apache/php5 patches? Anything I can do?
Sep 08 03:11:32 <frogonwheels> Oh - and I think there's a bug with autoconf on the buildroot - I had a problem where it calls the binaries built in the buildroot, but they use the libraries/includes on the host sytem
Sep 08 03:11:55 <frogonwheels> Generally this is probably not a problem,  except the host system has an earlier version of autoconf.
Sep 08 03:12:07 <frogonwheels> Result was broken asterisk build :(
Sep 08 03:13:01 <frogonwheels> I modified the Makefile to call the host version of autoconf after ./bootstrap.sh  and configure went through fine.
Sep 08 03:24:11 <frogonwheels> .. but obviously that's not something I can submit as a patch!
Sep 08 04:49:07 <frogonwheels> xMff: http://pastebin.com/d6b862cf7  - sample config.
Sep 08 09:31:02 <CIA-12> blogic * r12548 /trunk/package/base-files/files/sbin/usb-storage: fixes script that mounts usd storage when it gets attached
Sep 08 10:10:15 <CIA-12> cyrus * r12549 /packages/utils/collectd/ (Makefile patches/010-rrdtool-link-zlib.patch): Updated collectd to 4.4.3
Sep 08 10:10:45 <CIA-12> cyrus * r12550 /packages/utils/collectd/Makefile: Remove definition of collectd-mod-rrdtool as it clashes with collectd-mod-rrdtool1
Sep 08 10:16:46 <Yanira> blogic: have you tested usb-storage actually?
Sep 08 10:17:12 <Yanira> blogic: http://openwrt.pastebin.com/d20e55b68
Sep 08 10:18:48 <blogic> yes, i tested it
Sep 08 10:19:09 <blogic> wtf ?
Sep 08 10:19:15 <blogic> find out where it is hanging plz
Sep 08 10:19:19 <blogic> worksforme
Sep 08 10:20:07 <Yanira> well, then it must be as always pebkac
Sep 08 10:20:33 <blogic> bad day ?
Sep 08 10:21:00 <blogic> as i said, try to figure out which line borkes up
Sep 08 10:21:12 <blogic> i cannot reproduce a bug on my test system that does not happen
Sep 08 10:21:18 <blogic> which kernel rev are you on ?
Sep 08 10:22:35 <Yanira> hmm, is L11 in usb-storage correct?
Sep 08 10:22:49 <blogic> so, let me know when you are done, before i commit my "multiple disc/part" patch
Sep 08 10:23:00 * blogic checks
Sep 08 10:23:22 <blogic> not really
Sep 08 10:23:28 <blogic> can you try without ?
Sep 08 10:23:39 <Yanira> sure
Sep 08 10:23:41 <blogic> thx
Sep 08 10:24:28 <Yanira> hmm, same find error
Sep 08 10:24:43 <blogic> what does uname -a say ?
Sep 08 10:24:51 <Yanira> Sep  8 03:06:09 OpenWrt user.info : Usage: find [PATH...] [EXPRESSION]
Sep 08 10:24:54 <Yanira> Sep  8 03:06:09 OpenWrt user.info : Search for files. The default PATH is the current directory,
Sep 08 10:24:56 <Yanira> Sep  8 03:06:09 OpenWrt user.info : default EXPRESSION is '-print'
Sep 08 10:25:01 <blogic> what does uname -a say ?
Sep 08 10:25:05 <Yanira> Linux OpenWrt 2.6.25.16 #1 Mon Sep 8 05:13:10 CEST 2008 mips unknown
Sep 08 10:25:12 <blogic> hmmz
Sep 08 10:25:23 <blogic> i am on 2.6.26.2
Sep 08 10:25:33 <blogic> some stuff changed, which broke the old script ...
Sep 08 10:25:39 <blogic> maybe that is the root of the problem
Sep 08 10:25:49 <Yanira> probably
Sep 08 10:25:54 * blogic needs to go buy a scanner
Sep 08 10:26:03 <blogic> i will try it against an older kernel when i return
Sep 08 10:26:10 <Yanira> okie
Sep 08 11:33:15 <CIA-12> nbd * r12551 /trunk/include/target.mk: target features: fix usb support detection
Sep 08 11:51:48 <frogonwheels> xMff: morning.
Sep 08 11:52:30 <xMff> frogonwheels: hi frogonwheels
Sep 08 11:52:54 <xMff> argh, need to get more coffe
Sep 08 11:54:00 <frogonwheels> aww.. how hard is it to get cross.. my 4yo just tiptoed in and said "excuse me dady.. excuse me.. I love you"
Sep 08 11:54:31 <frogonwheels> xMff: so, what's next?
Sep 08 11:55:38 <xMff> frogonwheels: Cyrus is currently working on improving validation performance, you pushed the limits with you 4000 lines of uci :)
Sep 08 11:55:51 <frogonwheels> ah
Sep 08 11:55:55 <xMff> I will start to prepare webinterface page today when I get home
Sep 08 11:56:07 <frogonwheels> excellent! looking forward to it!
Sep 08 11:56:24 <frogonwheels> All I need now is for my asterisk patches to be comitted.
Sep 08 11:56:52 <xMff> frogonwheels: a sample configuration would be useful because I have no real experience with asterisk, so some config to see how it should like would be nice
Sep 08 11:57:17 <xMff> * how it should look like
Sep 08 11:57:33 <frogonwheels> oh -I posted one b4.. um
Sep 08 11:57:38 <frogonwheels> xMff: http://pastebin.com/d6b862cf7  - sample config.
Sep 08 11:57:41 <frogonwheels> there we are
Sep 08 11:57:44 <xMff> ty!
Sep 08 11:57:58 <frogonwheels> it's only 24 hours, so make a copy
Sep 08 11:58:00 <xMff> my plan is to split up the config in webinterface to different pages
Sep 08 11:58:12 <frogonwheels> yes.
Sep 08 11:58:18 <xMff> so one page for modules, one for general settings, one for dialplans etc.l
Sep 08 11:58:48 <frogonwheels> .. just remember that  sip/iax and dialplan/dialzone are kind of iterrelated.
Sep 08 11:59:07 <xMff> we can mixin network status infos like current ip address etc. to ease the network part of configuration
Sep 08 11:59:15 <frogonwheels> oh - and for safety, you can prefix all 'sip' sections wtih sip_  and 'iax' sections with iax_
Sep 08 11:59:26 <xMff> and does it make sense to support asterisk 1.4 only?
Sep 08 11:59:35 <frogonwheels> xMff: Currently, yes.
Sep 08 11:59:43 <xMff> okay
Sep 08 11:59:53 <frogonwheels> 1.4 is the stable.. 1.6 is now being developed
Sep 08 11:59:57 <frogonwheels> so 1.2 is old, old news.
Sep 08 12:00:17 <frogonwheels> I've also noticed some major issues with sip inthe version in svn -
Sep 08 12:00:30 <frogonwheels> .. which have been fixed in the newer versions.
Sep 08 12:00:42 <xMff> so we focus on 1.4 and later
Sep 08 12:00:47 <frogonwheels> yep.
Sep 08 12:00:57 <frogonwheels> xMff: I need to do some work on reloading.
Sep 08 12:01:09 <frogonwheels> xMff: you can send commands to asterisk to reload certain configs.
Sep 08 12:01:40 <xMff> you could provide a script to issue reload command, perhaps within the init script
Sep 08 12:01:57 <frogonwheels> yes.
Sep 08 12:02:00 <xMff> by default we simply call /etc/init.d/servicename from luci
Sep 08 12:02:14 <frogonwheels> sure.
Sep 08 12:02:15 <xMff> with restart as action
Sep 08 12:02:24 <frogonwheels> .. but that could be changed to (say) reload?
Sep 08 12:02:27 <xMff> but we can issue arbitary commands therew
Sep 08 12:02:31 <frogonwheels> .
Sep 08 12:02:33 <frogonwheels> ok
Sep 08 12:03:02 <frogonwheels> I really should make my scripts detect which areas have changed and need to be reloaded.
Sep 08 12:03:31 <frogonwheels> .. possibly the easiest way would be.. oh bugger fc isn't there.
Sep 08 12:03:31 <frogonwheels> um
Sep 08 12:03:40 <xMff> hmm since we split up the config to different pages we could send hints which parts have changed
Sep 08 12:03:57 <frogonwheels> hmm.. md5sum could work.
Sep 08 12:04:01 <xMff> but that wouldn't help for shell-only usage
Sep 08 12:04:21 <frogonwheels> xMff: yeah -and it doesn't really help - since I'm doing magic things with dialplans.
Sep 08 12:04:42 <frogonwheels> - so that changes to the sip can change the extensions.conf .. but not the sip.conf
Sep 08 12:04:47 <xMff> ic
Sep 08 12:39:59 <CIA-12> juhosg * r12552 /trunk/tools/firmware-utils/src/ (mkmylofw.c myloader.h): [tools] firmware-utils/mkmylofw: WP543 support
Sep 08 15:59:31 <CIA-12> nbd * r12554 /trunk/tools/autoconf/Makefile: fix autoconf compilation (#3956)
Sep 08 16:04:10 <johnrw> hi... I was looking in the kernel directory and I see a file missing-syscalls.d which says include/asm/unistd.h include/asm/unistd_32.h etc are missing? http://pastebin.ca/1197303
Sep 08 16:05:00 <johnrw> which is kinda strange... because the kernel seemed to have built okay...
Sep 08 16:05:40 <johnrw> but I'm just giving a heads up on it...
Sep 08 16:08:19 <johnrw> nbd... I am not too sure about being able to make the mk files for sata... because when I fired the kernel up... I got like nine or ten lines of what I'd call a stack trace from when I mounted the partition on that sata drive... but the kernel continued to mount it...
Sep 08 16:09:13 <johnrw> said something about a duplicate symbol being defined... maybe in jbd...
Sep 08 16:10:12 <johnrw> but I will still try and put a skeleton together...
Sep 08 16:21:24 <johnrw> I am just not sure on what depends on what... do i need scsi-generic and stuff like that. I wound up throwing in scsi-disk scsi-cd scsi-general as well as scsi-core... but later learned there are problems if there is pata in the machine too(as mine is setup with both) where you also need to configure the pata by picking the chipset used. So I visited www.linux-ata.org and a few sites to get...
Sep 08 16:21:26 <johnrw> ...mine working.
Sep 08 16:21:58 <nbd> did you just install the modules or did you reflash the kernel as well?
Sep 08 16:22:44 <johnrw> i built those into the kernel...
Sep 08 16:23:20 <nbd> hm
Sep 08 16:23:28 <johnrw> this is all on an x86 pentium 3 compaq
Sep 08 16:24:23 <nbd> can you connect to it over serial and give me a copy&paste of the stack trace?
Sep 08 16:24:59 <johnrw> I can try... brb.
Sep 08 16:33:50 <johnrw> ok, well there was no trace this time...
Sep 08 16:34:03 <johnrw> http://pastebin.ca/1197336
Sep 08 16:34:18 <johnrw> thats just what happens...
Sep 08 16:34:22 <nbd> ok
Sep 08 16:34:43 <johnrw> It happened 4 or 5 times though on this kernel..
Sep 08 16:36:10 <nbd> strange
Sep 08 16:36:51 <johnrw> I needed to include my ich5 chipset in pata selection though... so how would that work... in kernel driver selection... can't make menu depends on what is unknown...?
Sep 08 16:37:09 <johnrw> Can a warning suffice?
Sep 08 16:38:06 <johnrw> As you see in the pastebin... I am glad to have the sata_sil driver working... as sda to boot!
Sep 08 16:39:00 <nbd> ;)
Sep 08 16:39:05 <johnrw> even at 1.5gb/sec is good enough for my needs!
Sep 08 16:39:18 <johnrw> you got that right... :)
Sep 08 16:41:24 <johnrw> but I will try and make a skeleton for it... with a note that pata must also be configured if present in the system... in the help message...
Sep 08 16:44:35 <johnrw> about the trace... the only thing I can think of... is I had not yet installed the usb-core and usb2 and ohci uhci stuff... maybe that was what was making the trace print out.
Sep 08 16:45:27 <johnrw> usb keyboard/mouse and usb external drive were attached...
Sep 08 16:48:56 <johnrw> Is there any way to... make  the build system include everything it packages as ipks, instead, to copy it into the openwrt-x86-ext2.fs file?
Sep 08 16:49:38 <johnrw> I know there is a way for any New packages... but mine are already there.
Sep 08 16:50:54 <nbd> i don't quite get what you mean
Sep 08 16:51:04 <nbd> everything that gets put into the rootfs gets packaged as .ipk first
Sep 08 16:52:18 <johnrw> to instruct the build system to store, what it would package as ipk files..., to install into the root file system... instead.
Sep 08 16:53:31 <nbd> why?
Sep 08 16:53:46 <nbd> i mean why instead?
Sep 08 16:54:25 <johnrw> oh... it might be easier to install X and stuff...
Sep 08 16:54:32 <nbd> huh? why?
Sep 08 16:54:41 * nbd still doesn't get it
Sep 08 16:55:19 <johnrw> ok, i'll just use the ipkg system...
Sep 08 16:55:47 <nbd> i don't get what would be easier and how
Sep 08 16:55:49 <nbd> please explain
Sep 08 16:56:24 <johnrw> but when I was trying to install the usb stuff... some things that were included in the kernel... it kept demanding as a dependancy... kmod-input-core I think was one...
Sep 08 16:56:46 <johnrw> I had to use a force switch...
Sep 08 16:57:04 <johnrw> --force-depends I think.
Sep 08 16:57:17 <nbd> well, you can just select it as =y in menuconfig
Sep 08 16:57:22 <nbd> and rerun make
Sep 08 16:57:30 <nbd> then you get it into your image
Sep 08 16:57:54 <johnrw> right...
Sep 08 16:58:23 <johnrw> I was thinking en masse, all of them.
Sep 08 16:58:32 <johnrw> but that's too much.
Sep 08 17:00:00 <johnrw> Since I have had to mess with the kernel drivers... I haven't been in make menuconfig for a week now!
Sep 08 17:00:11 <johnrw> :)
Sep 08 17:01:00 <johnrw> The guy wanted too much money for his boat anchor... so I still only have one pentium 3 machine...
Sep 08 17:01:35 <johnrw> but this one is coming along now.
Sep 08 17:02:11 <johnrw> Just dreading the svn up now...
Sep 08 20:01:02 <CIA-12> lars * r12555 /packages/libs/wnck/Makefile: Fix libwnck install.
Sep 08 23:09:35 <CIA-12> lars * r12556 /packages/lang/python-gnome-desktop2/Makefile: Split python-gnome-desktop into python-rsvg and python-wnck.
Sep 08 23:59:10 <frogonwheels> Hey , I'm getting -WL,  as an option to a bunch of stuff - and it's breaking things -including curl
Sep 08 23:59:20 <frogonwheels> (during the build process this is) -
Sep 08 23:59:34 <frogonwheels> - actually that was   -Wl,   (lower case L followed by comma)
Sep 09 00:03:43 <larsc> frogonwheels: nothing follows the -Wl, ?
Sep 09 00:04:52 <larsc> frogonwheels: and please show the exact error message you get
Sep 09 00:09:54 <CIA-12> blogic * r12557 /trunk/target/linux/ifxmips/ (4 files in 2 dirs): bump ifxmips to 2.6.26.2
Sep 09 01:55:34 <frogonwheels> larsc: there are a few cases - I'll put together a pastebin
Sep 09 02:10:56 <frogonwheels> larsc: http://pastebin.com/d4c13fc42
Sep 09 02:11:44 <frogonwheels> larsc: also, can you shed light on the problem with automake - it seems that when running the buildroot automake, it is using the include files (or whatever they are) from Ubuntu
Sep 09 02:12:05 <frogonwheels> - which is mostly fine, unless you have a lower version installed on your system then the buildroot
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