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Feb 01 04:59:32 <aport`> What is the reason for the SPI in Kamikaze to not allow "NEW" packets to go outbound?
Feb 01 05:04:42 <johnrw> i guess the trunk is a mess...
Feb 01 05:05:16 <johnrw> MateIn4 said things were undergoing changes...
Feb 01 05:05:58 <johnrw> but... man the kernel doesn't compile for me.
Feb 01 05:06:11 <johnrw> 2.6.28.2
Feb 01 05:07:03 <johnrw> would it help if I just trashed the buildroot?
Feb 01 08:13:20 <CIA-31> zandbelt * r14337 /packages/net/ (6 files in 4 dirs): update chan_mobile to r725 based on backport patch from http://www.asterisk.org/node/48557
Feb 01 09:12:55 <johnrw> well I caved, and made yet another buildroot... and this one don't build either...
Feb 01 09:13:29 <johnrw> It's funny now... it just quits... after libxml2
Feb 01 09:13:39 <johnrw> no error reported
Feb 01 09:16:11 <johnrw> here's the build msg's http://pastebin.ca/1324311
Feb 01 09:46:09 <CIA-31> juhosg * r14338 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/files/arch/mips/ar71xx/setup.c: [ar71xx] print some informations about the SoC at bootup
Feb 01 10:31:11 <johnrw> ok... well compiling with -j8 seems to not be working anymore... someone do something to the compiler?
Feb 01 10:34:29 <johnrw> libxt_layer7.c:25:39: warning: linux/netfilter/xt_layer7.h: No such file or directory
Feb 01 10:34:29 <johnrw> libxt_layer7.c:48: warning: 'struct xt_layer7_info' declared inside parameter list
Feb 01 10:36:12 <johnrw> I had that error the other day...
Feb 01 10:36:21 <johnrw> i'll quit for the day
Feb 01 14:50:42 <CIA-31> nico * r14339 /packages/net/hiawatha/ (7 files in 3 dirs): [packages] add hiawatha web server (closes: #4356, thanks to Raphael Huck)
Feb 01 15:48:20 <CIA-31> nico * r14340 /packages/utils/dt/ (. Makefile): [packages] add dt, a generic data test program (closes: #2167)
Feb 01 16:14:03 <CIA-31> lars * r14341 /packages/Xorg/driver/xf86-input-tslib/patches/ (4 files): Some stability and cleanup patches.
Feb 01 16:15:47 <CIA-31> juhosg * r14342 /trunk/package/mac80211/patches/403-ath9k-fix-invalid-mac-address-handling.patch: [package] mac80211/ath9k: fix invalid MAC address handling
Feb 01 16:43:16 <CIA-31> zandbelt * r14343 /packages/net/asterisk-1.6.x/Makefile: avoid installing asterisk 1.6.x header files in staging dirs since they conflict with 1.4.x addons
Feb 01 17:36:10 <CIA-31> nico * r14344 /trunk/scripts/flashing/adam2flash-502T.pl: [scripts] adam2flash: fix 'Interrupted system call' error when flashing (closes: #4490, thanks oliver)
Feb 01 17:58:48 <CIA-31> florian * r14345 /packages/net/irssi/Makefile: [package] enable ipv6 support in irssi (#4539)
Feb 01 18:40:08 <CIA-31> florian * r14346 /packages/utils/bash-completion/ (. Makefile): [package] add bash-completion (#4228)
Feb 01 18:55:47 <CIA-31> mb * r14347 /trunk/target/linux/brcm47xx/patches-2.6.28/810-ssb-add-pmu-support.patch: bcm47xx: Add support for the 5354 PMU.
Feb 01 19:20:12 <thelsdj> juhosg: your fix worked!
Feb 01 19:21:40 <thelsdj> so is there a way to write to the eeprom to fix my mac addr?
Feb 01 19:22:17 <thelsdj> i wonder why it was corrupt in the first place
Feb 01 20:11:04 <CIA-31> florian * r14348 /trunk/toolchain/gcc/patches/4.1.2/600-fastjar_no_info.patch: [toolchain] allow building and installing java for gcc-4.1.2
Feb 01 20:13:17 <CIA-31> jow * r14349 /packages/ipv6/radvd/ (Makefile patches/003-linux_old_compat.patch): packages/ipv6/radvd: fix compatibility with 2.4 kernels, bump package revision
Feb 01 20:20:51 <CIA-31> mb * r14350 /trunk/target/linux/brcm47xx/patches-2.6.28/810-ssb-add-pmu-support.patch: bcm47xx: Implement the remaining PMU resource inits.
Feb 02 01:58:19 <blundar> I'm trying to include support for a BCM4306 miniPCI in an ixp4xx build
Feb 02 01:58:34 <blundar> it seems like the driver is setup to depend on a broadcom target
Feb 02 01:58:49 <blundar> is there a good reason for this or?
Feb 02 02:01:19 <Bartman007> which broadcom driver are you referring to? broadcom-wl or b43?
Feb 02 02:01:27 <blundar> either?
Feb 02 02:01:42 <blundar> I can't get *any* broadcom drivers to show up make menuconfig
Feb 02 02:02:07 <blundar> I'm vi'ing tmp/config.in to remove                 depends TARGET_brcm47xx||TARGET_brcm63xx
Feb 02 02:02:50 <blundar> I guess I'll find out what it breaks
Feb 02 02:02:54 <blundar> if anything
Feb 02 02:04:02 <Bartman007> broadcom-wl is the official broadcom binary driver, compiled for broadcom boards only, and I guess they way we handle b43 currently requires the brcm47xx or brcm63xx targets for ssb.
Feb 02 02:04:19 <blundar> ssb?
Feb 02 02:04:23 <Bartman007> (oops, forgot to mention broadcom-wl is for the 2.4 kernel only)
Feb 02 02:04:33 <blundar> oh shit.
Feb 02 02:04:43 <blundar> I'm going to have to do some digging then
Feb 02 02:04:58 <blundar> I saw plenty of ap howtos for ubuntu and fedora and stuff
Feb 02 02:05:11 <Bartman007> b43 is the reverse engineered driver for mac80211. SSB === Sonics Silicon Backplane
Feb 02 02:05:28 <blundar> so if I'm on a 2.6 kernel, I need b43?
Feb 02 02:05:59 <blundar> it looks like the one I just poked at depends on mac80211
Feb 02 02:06:17 <blundar> so I'm assuming that makes it the b43 driver...
Feb 02 02:07:12 <blundar> cancel that
Feb 02 02:07:21 <Bartman007> yes, and I assume it requires the broadcom targets because we are using a modified (newer?) version of the SSB code than is provided with the kernel and/or compat-wireless
Feb 02 02:07:41 <RoundSparrow1> newer than compat-wireless?
Feb 02 02:07:58 <blundar> actually
Feb 02 02:08:03 <Bartman007> just a guess; I've never looked into using broadcom wireless on non-broadcom targets because it sucks in general
Feb 02 02:08:08 <blundar> the version I just poked depends on a 2.4 target
Feb 02 02:08:32 <blundar> I fried a MI424WR trying to get atheros cards to work
Feb 02 02:08:35 <RoundSparrow1> ralink (code) sucks but it works the best (reviews), go figure.
Feb 02 02:08:56 <blundar> I have 2 different atheros cards that won't recognize in lspci
Feb 02 02:08:56 <Bartman007> RoundSparrow1: I don't know where the ssb code comes from, I'm just mentioned the two places it could come from
Feb 02 02:09:02 <blundar> both work in my thinkpads
Feb 02 02:09:10 <blundar> I'm using broadcom out of desperation not choice
Feb 02 02:09:51 <blundar> I fried one of my WI424s last night... wasn't careful and accidentally shot 12V from an atx power supply not 5v
Feb 02 02:09:56 <blundar> I actually got smoke
Feb 02 02:10:02 <blundar> it was pretty neat.
Feb 02 02:10:05 <blundar> for like 2 seconds
Feb 02 02:10:52 <blundar> oops
Feb 02 02:10:59 <blundar> :(
Feb 02 02:11:36 <RoundSparrow1> yha, once the purple smoke goes, chips no good
Feb 02 02:11:51 <blundar> I think it's just a power supply issue though hopefully
Feb 02 02:11:56 <blundar> I desoldered all the caps already
Feb 02 02:12:03 <blundar> most were only rated to 6.3volta
Feb 02 02:12:06 <blundar> volts
Feb 02 02:12:24 <blundar> I'm going to probe around in my other working one and try to figure out which ICs are the voltage regulators
Feb 02 02:12:34 <blundar> I think I have another couple 3.3v and 2.5v regs
Feb 02 02:12:47 <blundar> so hopefully I'll repair it sometime next week
Feb 02 02:13:22 <blundar> there is a weird linear IC that is a DC-DC step up voltage regulator
Feb 02 02:13:32 <blundar> and two small 6 pin vregs from the look of things
Feb 02 02:13:37 <blundar> one 3.3 and one 2.5
Feb 02 02:13:58 <blundar> one of the vregs looks distinctly like the magic smoke got let out
Feb 02 02:17:12 <blundar> since several people appear to be around, anyone have any creative ideas why two atheros cards (AR5212A, AR5213) do not show up in lspci (and madwifi) but both work in several thinkpads?
Feb 02 02:18:53 <blundar> the MI424 is fighting me hard!
Feb 02 02:21:24 <RoundSparrow1> is aaar5213 ath9k?
Feb 02 02:21:32 <blundar> No
Feb 02 02:21:36 <blundar> they're both madwifi
Feb 02 02:21:42 <RoundSparrow1> irq conflict
Feb 02 02:21:43 <blundar> one is a 400mw Senao card
Feb 02 02:21:52 <blundar> hmm
Feb 02 02:21:57 <blundar> irq conflict eh?
Feb 02 02:21:57 <RoundSparrow1> cardbus/pcmcia can be that way
Feb 02 02:22:05 <blundar> minipci
Feb 02 02:22:09 <RoundSparrow1> bootup an old linux livecd and see  what lspci says
Feb 02 02:22:21 <blundar> this is on a MI424 IXP
Feb 02 02:22:28 <blundar> redboot
Feb 02 02:22:54 <RoundSparrow1> does lspci show everything else (working)?
Feb 02 02:22:57 <blundar> ipw2200, ralink 2561, broadcom 4306 all detect fine
Feb 02 02:23:08 <blundar> lspci shows the MoCA controllers (2)
Feb 02 02:23:20 <RoundSparrow1> sometimes irq conflict won't show; luck of the draw
Feb 02 02:23:32 <blundar> pretty much any wifi card OTHER than an atheros shows up fine
Feb 02 02:23:41 <Bartman007> blundar: could be insuffient power on the minipci slot.
Feb 02 02:23:58 <blundar> Bartman007: I was trying to remedy that with the smoke incident
Feb 02 02:24:01 <Bartman007> are any of the other cards 400+mW models?
Feb 02 02:24:13 <blundar> I think the 5212A is a 250mw
Feb 02 02:24:23 <blundar> I don't really remember
Feb 02 02:24:28 <blundar> I bought it on ebay like 2 years ago
Feb 02 02:24:38 <blundar> :)
Feb 02 02:24:53 <blundar> the 5213 is def a 400mw
Feb 02 02:25:30 <blundar> I'm going to try to get another couple routers so I can make more smoke
Feb 02 02:25:44 <blundar> I'm going to try to build a bigger external PSU too
Feb 02 02:25:57 <blundar> and directly pump in +3v3 and +2.5v where needed
Feb 02 02:26:08 <blundar> that should be good for some serious smoke
Feb 02 02:26:22 <blundar> :)
Feb 02 02:40:38 <johnrw> blundar:  g'evening
Feb 02 02:40:46 <blundar> hi john
Feb 02 02:40:51 <blundar> how's the move / packing? :)
Feb 02 02:40:52 <wrt> blundar?
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