**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Jul 18 02:59:56 2009
Jul 18 08:05:07 <russell_> who is a jtag expert?
Jul 18 08:17:47 <[florian]> what is an expert ;) ?
Jul 18 08:28:44 <CIA-29> florian * r16890 /packages/libs/cgilib/Makefile: [package] add cgilib libtool fix from #5538
Jul 18 08:32:39 <CIA-29> florian * r16891 /packages/net/bahamut/ (3 files in 2 dirs): [package] update bahamut to 1.8.6 (#5546)
Jul 18 08:34:27 <xyn> kaloz around? :D
Jul 18 08:35:21 <Kaloz> xyn: a bit
Jul 18 08:35:24 <xyn> bout to torch this router
Jul 18 08:37:46 <xyn> Hardware        : Intel IXDPG425
Jul 18 08:38:11 <xyn> having a lot of trouble with the mini-pci network cards
Jul 18 08:39:06 <xyn> also trunk packages md5sum fail
Jul 18 08:39:20 <xyn> anyway around that?
Jul 18 08:42:50 <Kaloz> is that a real IXDPG425 or just some router which uses that mach id?
Jul 18 08:43:01 <xyn> its real
Jul 18 08:43:08 <xyn> says it on the chip
Jul 18 08:43:26 <Kaloz> ok, let me ask it differently
Jul 18 08:43:52 <Kaloz> is the router the intel/adi montejade evaluation platform, or is it a router made byt $some_company?
Jul 18 08:44:16 <xyn> its a ValuePoint NC-3500
Jul 18 08:44:30 <xyn> looks like a ref. board tho
Jul 18 08:45:06 <Kaloz> hardly :) the montejade has video/audio and other stuff as well iirc
Jul 18 08:45:19 <Kaloz> so, you have a board, which lacks support atm
Jul 18 08:45:33 <xyn> indeed
Jul 18 08:45:38 <Kaloz> do you have the factory firmware bootlog somewhere?
Jul 18 08:45:39 <xyn> OpenWrt runs great on it tho
Jul 18 08:46:03 <xyn> hmm shoot, I think so
Jul 18 08:46:06 <Kaloz> (you've just said you have problems with the pci stuff ;)
Jul 18 08:47:06 <xyn> that and the IC+ IP175A LF switch is kind of slow
Jul 18 08:47:12 <xyn> but other than that!! :)
Jul 18 08:48:18 <xyn> wierd thing is, ath9k detects the card
Jul 18 08:48:31 <xyn> I can set encryption, just refuses to set ESSID
Jul 18 08:48:56 <Kaloz> can you pastebin the factory bootlog and the current one?
Jul 18 08:48:58 <xyn> in Master mode
Jul 18 08:49:03 <russell_> [florian]: an expert is someone who knows more than i do about it, like, hopefully a lot more... maybe has done it a few times... successfully.
Jul 18 08:49:08 <xyn> I'm looking for it
Jul 18 08:49:48 <xyn> I can send you one
Jul 18 08:49:59 <xyn> (the router)
Jul 18 08:50:07 <xyn> 64/16mb flash
Jul 18 08:50:21 <xyn> lacks gigabit tho :\
Jul 18 08:51:02 <xyn> rackmountable, internal psu
Jul 18 08:51:26 <[florian]> russell_: do you want to recevor a device ?
Jul 18 08:51:41 <xyn> I have a virgin I'm gunna pull the boot log from
Jul 18 08:52:58 <russell_> [florian]: i have a wgt634u that doesn't respond on the serial console, but i get blinky lights in front
Jul 18 08:53:32 <russell_> also, it doesn't do anything like dhcp (server or client), can't talk to it over the network
Jul 18 08:54:09 <russell_> i have no other obvious way of exploring non-workie-ness except maybe jtag, i guess.
Jul 18 08:54:26 <[florian]> I guess so
Jul 18 08:54:31 <xyn> I also have a DIR-825 B1 I'd loike to donate
Jul 18 08:54:50 <xyn> its all atheros based
Jul 18 08:54:51 <[florian]> do you have a jtag adapter already ? if not, I suggest you build one with a parallel port connector and a couple of resistors
Jul 18 08:55:07 <xyn> dual concurrent
Jul 18 08:55:14 <xyn> 2.4/5ghz
Jul 18 08:55:18 <russell_> i've got some kind of jtag adapter someone loaned me
Jul 18 08:55:22 <juhosg> xyn: yay
Jul 18 08:55:35 <russell_> but, i'm not even sure the wgt has a working jtag interface
Jul 18 08:55:46 <xyn> its a beauty I have only 2 of them
Jul 18 08:56:09 <[florian]> russell_: I see no obvious reason why it could not, netgear is not known to have removed the jtag interface or rendering it unusable
Jul 18 08:57:03 <russell_> there is a 14 pin (except for the missing pins part) thing in the board, which kind of looks like jtag is alleged to look
Jul 18 08:57:52 <[florian]> sounds like a valid candidate
Jul 18 08:58:17 <Kaloz> xyn: sound sgood :)
Jul 18 08:59:40 <loswillios> DIR-825 looks nice from specs
Jul 18 08:59:47 <xyn> oh its nice
Jul 18 08:59:53 <xyn> the A1 isn't so much
Jul 18 09:00:01 <xyn> but the B1 has all atheros chipset
Jul 18 09:01:05 <russell_> one thing that looks fishy, on the bottom of the board there are solder pads marked Rnn that aren't populated.  they appear to attach to what would be the non-ground pins of the jtag.
Jul 18 09:01:15 <loswillios> can you tell from the packaging or do you have to inspect the router itself to tell whether it's an A1 or B1
Jul 18 09:01:22 <xyn> has USB also
Jul 18 09:01:28 <xyn> plus gigabit ports
Jul 18 09:01:50 <xyn> the package will say the rev
Jul 18 09:02:07 <xyn> near the UPC
Jul 18 09:02:16 <loswillios> ok
Jul 18 09:02:19 <russell_> so, one thing i'm wondering is whether those need to be populated before it will have even a chance to work
Jul 18 09:02:36 <xyn> warning: they are about 129.99 USD
Jul 18 09:02:54 <loswillios> yeah
Jul 18 09:03:06 <loswillios> around 100€ here
Jul 18 09:04:22 <xyn> the A1 and B1 are completely different, I don't understand dlink's revisioning system
Jul 18 09:04:41 <xyn> it should really be a different model #
Jul 18 09:05:06 <xyn> same with the 615's
Jul 18 09:05:14 <Kaloz> xyn: netgear has a wgr614 or what.. imagine it having 9 revs now :)
Jul 18 09:05:33 <loswillios> xyn: it's common about all vendors :/
Jul 18 09:05:40 <xyn> yea but does the board completely change?
Jul 18 09:05:53 <xyn> from ubicom to atheros
Jul 18 09:05:54 <xyn> etc
Jul 18 09:06:24 <xyn> I think d-link is the worst tho
Jul 18 09:06:45 <[florian]> russell_: yes that's what I just saw, and the number of non-ground pins seems to match EJTAG
Jul 18 09:06:51 <Kaloz> xyn :)
Jul 18 09:07:20 <russell_> yes
Jul 18 09:07:44 <russell_> but ... what about those missing resistors, /me wonders
Jul 18 09:08:05 <[florian]> russell_: they might be pull-up resistors but I am not sure though
Jul 18 09:08:58 <[florian]> brb
Jul 18 09:14:50 <russell_> aha
Jul 18 09:14:51 <russell_> clue
Jul 18 09:15:19 <russell_> i have one wgt from the early days (pre-cpu heatsink).  it has populated pads.
Jul 18 09:18:30 <maligor> they should give a 60eur discount for the d-link firmware
Jul 18 09:18:53 <maligor> haven't seen anything from them that worked properly
Jul 18 09:20:05 <russell_> [florian]: R73 = shunt ; R68 = 10k ; R67 = 10k ; R65 = 33 ohms ; R66 = 10k
Jul 18 09:25:49 <[florian]> russell_: sounds good
Jul 18 09:26:01 <[florian]> russell_: do you have such smd resistor ?
Jul 18 09:27:36 <CIA-29> florian * r16892 /trunk/target/linux/brcm63xx/base-files/etc/diag.sh: [brcm63xx] we are using the default-on trigger for power LEDs, no need to change their state from userspace
Jul 18 09:30:34 <russell_> heh. no i don't
Jul 18 09:31:49 <[florian]> russell_: or non smd resistors maybe ?
Jul 18 09:33:40 <russell_> i thought i'd try jtag'ing this one that has the resistors already and see if the rest of my rig is functional, then move on to the next problem.
Jul 18 09:36:30 <[florian]> yes that's a good approache
Jul 18 09:36:33 <[florian]> -e
Jul 18 09:36:44 <[florian]> I would recommend using hairydairymaid which is fairly straight forward for this
Jul 18 09:37:52 <russell_> okay, will look.  danke!
Jul 18 09:38:09 <[florian]> bitte
Jul 18 09:38:17 <[florian]> I am not german though ;)
Jul 18 09:38:23 <russell_> or merci, whatever seems appropriate!
Jul 18 09:38:46 <[florian]> that one is
Jul 18 09:38:48 <[florian]> eh eh
Jul 18 09:39:07 * russell_ and wife contemplating a future trip to france
Jul 18 09:39:27 <[florian]> ah ah
Jul 18 09:39:49 <[florian]> you could pretend you'd have a router to be fixed which needs a trip to france ;)
Jul 18 09:40:09 <russell_> happened to see a snippet of the tour last weekend and it reminded us of good times near the pyrenees
Jul 18 09:40:27 <russell_> lac de gaube
Jul 18 09:40:46 * [florian] goes looking at a pictures
Jul 18 09:41:21 <[florian]> beatiful
Jul 18 09:42:34 <russell_> where are you?
Jul 18 09:43:02 <[florian]> in paris atm
Jul 18 09:43:09 <russell_> could be worse
Jul 18 09:43:11 <[florian]> planning to leave that big city one day or the other
Jul 18 09:43:28 <[florian]> I am spending quite some time in the train to go working
Jul 18 09:43:37 <[florian]> ~2 hours per day going back and forth
Jul 18 09:43:44 <russell_> ouch
Jul 18 09:43:59 <[florian]> could be worse I used to do 3h ;)
Jul 18 09:44:04 <russell_> who is the fon guy that lives on the place des vosges?
Jul 18 09:44:16 <[florian]> oh, can't exactly remember his name
Jul 18 09:44:28 <[florian]> but that's an excellent place
Jul 18 09:44:33 <russell_> yeah
Jul 18 09:45:24 <[florian]> where are you?
Jul 18 09:45:33 <russell_> portland oregon usa
Jul 18 09:46:00 <russell_> home of linus torvalds
Jul 18 09:46:02 <russell_> etc
Jul 18 09:46:07 <[florian]> not too bad ;)
Jul 18 09:46:24 <russell_> could be worse
Jul 18 09:47:42 <russell_> wouldn't mind moving to europe if it was possible to be employed, though
Jul 18 10:10:33 <CIA-29> florian * r16893 /trunk/package/mac80211/Makefile: [package] download and install rt2870 firmware (#5519)
Jul 18 10:33:55 <CIA-29> florian * r16894 /trunk/target/linux/au1000/patches-2.6.27/: [au1000] remove 2.6.27 patches
Jul 18 10:51:39 <swalker> nbd: re: 2.6.29 removal, 2.6.23.17 looks unused as well
Jul 18 10:53:04 <swalker> are there any reasons why x86 is still using 2.6.28.10?
Jul 18 10:53:13 <[florian]> nobody updated it yet
Jul 18 10:53:18 <[florian]> but no technical reasons
Jul 18 11:27:01 <lfcorreia> blogic, hi John
Jul 18 12:25:01 <CIA-29> florian * r16895 /trunk/target/linux/au1000/au1500/profiles/MeshCube.mk: [au1000] prefer ath5k over madwifi and include kexec-tools in the default profile
Jul 18 12:35:18 <CIA-29> florian * r16896 /trunk/target/linux/au1000/ (8 files in 3 dirs): [au1000] switch to 2.6.30.1
Jul 18 12:36:08 <mankash> I need a kernel version higher then 2.6.29, I tried but if failed while patching files
Jul 18 12:36:19 <mankash> Should I try 2.6.30 instead
Jul 18 12:36:52 <[florian]> yes
Jul 18 13:42:28 <CIA-29> florian * r16897 /packages/net/xl2tpd/ (Makefile patches/001-opt_flags.patch): [package] update xl2tpd to 1.2.4 (#5547)
Jul 18 14:09:44 <CIA-29> florian * r16898 /packages/net/znc/Makefile: [package] update znc to 0.070 (#5548)
Jul 18 14:35:16 <CIA-29> juhosg * r16899 /trunk/target/linux/ppc40x/config-default: [ppc40x] optimize the kernel for size, disable common PCI quirks, and sync kernel config
Jul 18 14:35:35 <CIA-29> juhosg * r16900 /trunk/target/linux/ppc44x/config-default: [ppc44x] optimize the kernel for size, disable common PCI quirks, and sync kernel config
Jul 18 15:13:41 <CIA-29> juhosg * r16901 /trunk/target/linux/ppc40x/ (6 files in 2 dirs): [ppc40x] initial support for 2.6.30
Jul 18 16:59:30 <Dogge> mb__ is the microsd card slot on the rb433uah supported now?
Jul 18 17:03:25 <Dogge> shared spi bus?
Jul 18 17:15:41 <Dogge> mmc_spi spi0.2: can't share SPI bus
Jul 18 17:15:46 <Dogge> is this fixed now?
Jul 18 17:45:38 <mb__> Dogge: I have no idea. You might ask the mmc/spi maintainers.
Jul 18 17:52:39 <CIA-29> agb * r16902 /trunk/target/linux/atheros/ (2 files in 2 dirs): [atheros] export ar231x_gpiodev, needed for gpio-led/spi/i2c modules
Jul 18 20:31:23 <CIA-29> nbd * r16903 /trunk/target/linux/generic-2.6/ (2 files in 2 dirs): sched: fix compile errors with CONFIG_NET_SCHED deactivated in the kernel config (#5553)
Jul 18 22:28:47 <CIA-29> nbd * r16904 /trunk/target/linux/generic-2.6/ (2 files in 2 dirs): mips: fix another bug in the module relocation change: the wrong base address for 24 bit jump -> long jump fixup table was used
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