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Jul 28 06:57:52 <CIA-36> kaloz * r17034 /trunk/target/linux/ppc44x/ (9 files in 2 dirs): upgrade ppc44x to 2.6.30.3, enable MSI and USB support, move some patches around
Jul 28 07:33:16 <Hopscotch> good morning
Jul 28 08:05:20 <danage> how did you solve this bug again? http://openwrt.pastebin.com/m20fe8550
Jul 28 08:26:12 <danage> this happened after a make distclean, then make menuconfig, and then make kernel_menuconfig brings this
Jul 28 08:41:20 <CIA-36> kaloz * r17035 /trunk/toolchain/binutils/Config.in: use binutils 2.19.1 on ppc44x, too
Jul 28 09:02:44 <danage> ok it works after doing a make - i guess the toolchain needs to be made before kernel_menuconfig works?
Jul 28 09:04:04 <[florian]> danage: that's better
Jul 28 09:04:15 <danage> [florian]: it's a bug though?
Jul 28 09:05:02 <[florian]> let me check that
Jul 28 09:05:09 <[florian]> grep CONFIG_SOFT_FLOAT .config ?
Jul 28 09:05:52 <[florian]> danage: make toolchain/install
Jul 28 09:07:09 <CIA-36> nbd * r17036 /trunk/target/linux/generic-2.6/patches-2.6.30/052-pcomp_lzma_support.patch: add another lzma pcomp fix by jeff hansen - fixes cleanup at the end of do_lzma processing
Jul 28 09:07:30 <danage> [florian]: =y
Jul 28 09:07:58 <danage> [florian]: shouldn't running kernel_menuconfig /know/ it needs the toolchain and check on it?
Jul 28 09:07:59 <[florian]> danage: ok, good
Jul 28 09:08:09 <[florian]> danage: the depency between both is not clear
Jul 28 09:08:14 <danage> ah ok
Jul 28 09:08:39 <danage> i wont be able to check until later today though, me be at work
Jul 28 09:08:50 <[florian]> no problem
Jul 28 09:08:51 <[florian]> so am I
Jul 28 09:09:02 <danage> good morning btw :)
Jul 28 09:09:09 <[florian]> yeah, moin ;)
Jul 28 09:16:18 <danage> [florian]: so if this works, the only two other things that would need fixing are PCI and ethernet?
Jul 28 09:16:40 <[florian]> danage: exactly
Jul 28 09:17:13 <danage> wow - and is there some optimizations that were disactivated for the sake of compatibility? like thhe r4k stuff?
Jul 28 09:19:08 <[florian]> nothing more
Jul 28 09:19:24 <[florian]> the SoC are very very similar
Jul 28 09:19:30 <danage> cool
Jul 28 09:19:46 <danage> i have big plans for this router already :)
Jul 28 10:41:23 <Babyface> good morning
Jul 28 10:43:38 <blogic> hi Babyface
Jul 28 11:09:02 <xMff> morning
Jul 28 11:26:32 <frogonwheels> Hi all. been a while.
Jul 28 11:27:26 <frogonwheels> how do I add a new profile to x86 . I've defined a makefile in  target/linux/x86/generic/profiles/
Jul 28 11:27:44 <frogonwheels> .. is there some other trick to getting it to show up.
Jul 28 12:04:15 <xMff> Dogge_: I believe your luci problem is fixed, someone reopened the ticket but he seems to have a different issue
Jul 28 12:04:54 <Dogge_> thanks. will test it later
Jul 28 12:05:36 <xMff> np
Jul 28 12:06:10 <xMff> I tested on x86/trunk, my atheros trunk build does not boot here and I was too lazy to attach a serial cable
Jul 28 12:09:47 <Dogge_> omg. as said. trunk is a mess at the moment :)
Jul 28 12:12:56 <Acinonyx> Dogge_: more specific?
Jul 28 12:14:36 <[florian]> frogonwheels: should be enough, rm -rf tmp; make menuconfig to make it appear
Jul 28 12:36:18 <Babyface> [florian]: to my question from yesterday, the sources from linksys wag54g2 include GPLed drivers for the wireless (i hope they are complete)
Jul 28 12:36:44 <Babyface> and the only thing the pp boot is able to do is "netboot" ;)
Jul 28 12:41:53 <[florian]> Babyface: excellent !
Jul 28 12:41:53 <Babyface> what i want to try next is to boot an openwrt via netboot, maybe it will run (without most of the hardware), but if it will boot, it will help a lot
Jul 28 12:42:05 <[florian]> sure
Jul 28 12:42:19 <Babyface> is someone here which has more information about pp boot from conexant like me?
Jul 28 12:42:35 <[florian]> honestly, this is the first time I see that hardware
Jul 28 12:42:45 <[florian]> last I saw a dsl connexant SoC it was an ARM9-nommu
Jul 28 12:42:48 <Babyface> well i have two pictures
Jul 28 12:42:50 <Babyface> https://ircsex.de/openwrt/linksys-wag54g2-board.png
Jul 28 12:43:00 <Babyface> https://ircsex.de/openwrt/linksys-wag54g2-console.png
Jul 28 12:44:01 <[florian]> Babyface: can we easily buy that unit?
Jul 28 12:44:27 <Babyface> yes, from cisco or linksys, moment
Jul 28 12:44:40 <Babyface> https://ircsex.de/openwrt/linksys-wag54g2-bootlog.txt that is the bootlog
Jul 28 12:44:42 <[florian]> Babyface: ok
Jul 28 12:45:28 <Babyface> http://www.linksysbycisco.com/US/en/support/WAG54G2 thats exactly my device
Jul 28 12:45:32 <[florian]> Babyface: do you have a link to the gpl tarball?
Jul 28 12:45:34 <[florian]> thanks
Jul 28 12:45:49 <Babyface> moment yes
Jul 28 12:46:15 <Babyface> http://downloads.linksysbycisco.com/downloads/WAG54G2_GPL_v1.00.17_AnnexB.tar.gz
Jul 28 12:46:21 <Babyface> or use AnnexA
Jul 28 12:46:23 <[florian]> thanks
Jul 28 12:46:46 <Babyface> well later this evening, i just want to test if netboot will work
Jul 28 12:47:11 <[florian]> Babyface: you managed to get openwrt build your firmware already?
Jul 28 12:47:37 <Babyface> openwrt in general or for that particular device? :)
Jul 28 12:48:04 <[florian]> for that particular device
Jul 28 12:49:08 <Babyface> no not yet, I want to start this, with netboot i want to test if it will boot a kernel from the original firmware (just for testing)
Jul 28 12:49:33 <Babyface> i haven't found any useful information on Solos 461x PP boot v1.5
Jul 28 12:49:36 <[florian]> sure
Jul 28 13:43:17 <Dogge_> xMff yeah, now even menuconfig isn't running anymore....
Jul 28 13:44:11 <Dogge_> ok. rm -rf .config* tmp/ fixed it
Jul 28 15:12:32 <xMff> Dogge_: I take back my comment about atheros trunk, one should look for ip address conflicts ;) works flawless here
Jul 28 15:24:29 <Dogge_> :)
Jul 28 15:28:43 <Dogge_> xMff $(SED) 's,-L$$$$libdir,,g' $(1)/usr/bin/apr-1-config
Jul 28 15:28:56 <Dogge_> xMff this works from the openwrt makefile but not from the command line
Jul 28 15:29:14 <[florian]> sed and libdir are variables
Jul 28 15:29:16 <Dogge_> xMff do you know what i should replace $$$$ with on the command line?
Jul 28 15:29:20 <[florian]> $libdir
Jul 28 15:29:59 <Dogge_> from within the openwrt makefile it does:
Jul 28 15:30:03 <Dogge_> -flags="$flags -L$libdir -l${APR_LIBNAME}"
Jul 28 15:30:13 <Dogge_> +flags="$flags  -l${APR_LIBNAME}"
Jul 28 15:30:56 <frogonwheels> ta [florian]
Jul 28 15:33:58 <Dogge_> ah. okie :)
Jul 28 15:36:51 <xMff> Dogge_: literal "$" signs are escaped as "$$" in Makefiles
Jul 28 16:10:40 <fofware> hello, anyone know if va_list macros in "c" have some issues?
Jul 28 16:11:04 <[florian]> it can easily blow up your stack
Jul 28 16:12:25 <fofware> thanks, [florian], that it's what happend, so what is an alternative?
Jul 28 16:13:17 <[florian]> fofware: using it to implement a vsnprintf or similar?
Jul 28 16:15:44 <fofware> I'm using to implement vstrcat, is like strcat but for a list of string and allocate memory for resutl string
Jul 28 16:17:08 <fofware> and some times works and others givme sementation fault after read last string in list
Jul 28 16:17:36 <[florian]> if you do not have an implementation flaw it is likely to be having issues with the stack
Jul 28 16:19:21 <phaidros> just out of curiousity, is openwrt running on sheeva plugs already?
Jul 28 16:19:38 <fofware> 2 days ago was working, but now work only with 3 string in list
Jul 28 16:19:42 <blogic> phaidros: yes
Jul 28 16:20:11 <phaidros> nice :)
Jul 28 16:20:19 <phaidros> any pointers to docs already?
Jul 28 16:20:46 <blogic> phaidros: openwrt->no docs
Jul 28 16:20:47 <blogic> :)
Jul 28 16:20:50 <[florian]> fofware: do you have profiler/debugging tools to see what is happening?
Jul 28 16:21:12 <phaidros> blogic: heh, so where do you it from?
Jul 28 16:21:16 <danage> [florian]: http://openwrt.pastebin.com/m5067673e
Jul 28 16:21:22 <blogic> phaidros: tail&error
Jul 28 16:21:24 <danage> phaidros: hi
Jul 28 16:21:29 <phaidros> hi danage
Jul 28 16:22:04 <phaidros> blogic: so you got it booting?
Jul 28 16:22:09 <[florian]> danage: \o/ \o/
Jul 28 16:22:17 <danage> I LIKE
Jul 28 16:22:32 <fofware> <[florian]>hmmm, no
Jul 28 16:23:08 <danage> [florian]: can i haz eth???
Jul 28 16:23:11 <danage> :)
Jul 28 16:23:44 <blogic> phaidros: yes
Jul 28 16:26:19 <xMff> phaidros: just build the kirkwood target and try to execute it from an sd-card
Jul 28 16:26:30 <danage> [florian]: it seems flakey. it just rebooted
Jul 28 16:26:41 <[florian]> danage: that's the watchdog probably
Jul 28 16:27:03 <danage> lemme know if you want me to fetch any kind of debug info
Jul 28 16:27:20 <phaidros> xMff: thanx
Jul 28 16:27:31 <danage> phaidros: any wiki comments?
Jul 28 16:27:43 <danage> [florian]: it hangs now...
Jul 28 16:27:44 <[florian]> danage: should be fine for the moment
Jul 28 16:27:57 <phaidros> danage: looks fantastic! Lots of good efforts flowing in atm
Jul 28 16:28:09 <danage> yeah esp. Bartman007 and his toh efforts
Jul 28 16:28:13 <[florian]> danage: could you disable the watchdog in the kernel configuration and recompile?
Jul 28 16:28:13 <phaidros> ack
Jul 28 16:28:32 <phaidros> so, i try the kirkwood target now
Jul 28 16:28:40 <danage> [florian]: yeah it hangs, then after couple seconds reboots
Jul 28 16:28:53 <[florian]> oh ok, could very well be the watchdog then
Jul 28 16:29:21 <danage> [florian]: congrats :)
Jul 28 16:30:00 <[florian]> danage: was this the watchdog or?
Jul 28 16:30:13 <danage> how do you mean?
Jul 28 16:30:56 <[florian]> I thought you were super quick and rebuilt a kernel with the watchdog disabled, so the board did not rebooted this time and you would tell me this was the issue :p
Jul 28 16:31:08 <danage> hehehhehe
Jul 28 16:31:21 <danage> well i wasn't, but let me check
Jul 28 16:31:42 <danage> i'm on my faster computer today too, so it should be quick. do i make clean?
Jul 28 16:32:08 <fofware> <[florian]> there are the sorces http://openwrt.pastebin.com/dae55d58 I did remove the free() sentences in server_socket
Jul 28 16:33:27 <danage> [florian]: where's the watchdog?
Jul 28 16:34:03 <[florian]> danage: drivers -> Watchdog
Jul 28 16:34:20 <danage> should i deactivate network device support
Jul 28 16:34:59 <[florian]> no
Jul 28 16:35:14 <[florian]> I will be leaving in a couple of minutes
Jul 28 16:35:23 * danage hurrying
Jul 28 16:52:49 <danage> [florian]: looking good so far but i gotta wait couple minutes
Jul 28 16:53:45 <danage> [florian]: nah it's still b0rked
Jul 28 16:53:55 <danage> [florian]: sometimes commands don't do anything
Jul 28 17:18:52 <bigon> hi when compiling kamikaze release 8.09.1 with patch for supporing wrt160n I get http://pastebin.com/d13571747 any idea?
Jul 28 17:20:59 <Dogge_> compile trunk
Jul 28 17:21:58 <bigon> I will try that
Jul 28 18:33:57 <[Fate]> as long as I do not use "make kernel_menuconfig", saving the .config will suffice to backup a particular openwrt config, right?
Jul 28 18:34:11 <xMff> right
Jul 28 18:34:28 <xMff> well the feeds state is not saved
Jul 28 18:34:40 <[Fate]> what when I do "make kernel_menuconfig", do I have to manually backup build_dir/linux-x86-generic/linux-2.*/.config or can it be appended/referenced by the top-level .config in some way?
Jul 28 18:37:55 <xMff> the config in target/linux/platform/config-vernum is updated after kernel_menuconfig
Jul 28 18:38:17 <xMff> so I think it's sufficiant to backup that
Jul 28 18:42:33 <[Fate]> ah I see. thx.
Jul 28 19:00:01 <fofware> I guess I get a good way to control va_list, my solutions is check if the value of pointer is 0xFFFFFFFF and not if it's NULL
Jul 28 19:14:23 <bigon> I get fatal: You must specify a repository to clone. when trying to compile trunk
Jul 28 19:14:33 <bigon> is this expected?
Jul 28 20:31:02 <[florian]> danage: saw your messages
Jul 28 20:47:37 <yassine> hi everyone
Jul 28 21:04:44 <mb__> Why doesn't this create a WEP network (it creates an open network): http://pastebin.org/4919
Jul 28 21:08:57 <[florian]> s/key1/key/
Jul 28 21:09:06 <[florian]> I know it should be able to support different key indexes
Jul 28 21:09:14 <[florian]> but last I tried it did not
Jul 28 21:10:22 <mb__> huh? All docs on the net say we need key1
Jul 28 21:10:46 <Bartman007> [florian]: madwifi supports the key syntax mb__ used last time I checked, (which I admit was probably dec 08) is this mac80211 specific?
Jul 28 21:11:20 <[florian]> Bartman007: I think so
Jul 28 21:12:28 <mb__> [florian]: no luck http://pastebin.org/4921
Jul 28 21:12:33 * Bartman007 looks at the respective config scripts.
Jul 28 21:12:42 <[florian]> the key index should be parsed correctly
Jul 28 21:12:43 <[florian]> the
Jul 28 21:12:52 <[florian]>  script is doing things the proper way imho
Jul 28 21:12:59 <[florian]> might be a wext/mac80211 bug
Jul 28 21:13:12 <mb__> K, I'll flash kamikaze
Jul 28 21:13:20 <Bartman007> mb__: wait
Jul 28 21:13:32 <Bartman007> can you capture the output of `sh -x /sbin/wifi' ?
Jul 28 21:13:53 <Bartman007> (it will be quite large)
Jul 28 21:14:06 <mb__> uhm, any idea how to do that over serial console?
Jul 28 21:14:35 <[florian]> minicom -> log to a file
Jul 28 21:14:40 <[florian]> ctrl+a l
Jul 28 21:16:03 <loswillios> screen -> ctrl-a H
Jul 28 21:16:15 <[florian]> works too :p
Jul 28 21:16:23 <mb__> I dunno how minicom works at all. Any way to do it with picocom?
Jul 28 21:16:36 <Bartman007> picocom can't log IIRC.
Jul 28 21:16:54 <Bartman007> I've tried to find such a feature before, but that's what makes it pico :)
Jul 28 21:18:04 <mb__> so how does minicom work? I'm not going to read docs now :)
Jul 28 21:19:48 <mb__> mb@homer:~$ minicom
Jul 28 21:19:50 <mb__> minicom: cannot open /dev/tty8: Permission denied
Jul 28 21:19:57 <mb__> minicom is just weird and bloated
Jul 28 21:22:12 <loswillios> mb__: screen /dev/tty8 <BAUD-RATE>
Jul 28 21:22:58 <mb__> Ok, that works. How to dump, loswillios?
Jul 28 21:23:08 <loswillios> ctrl-a H
Jul 28 21:23:25 <loswillios> and again, to close the log
Jul 28 21:25:17 <mb__> that doesn't work. It just dumps the screen.
Jul 28 21:26:03 <Bartman007> ctrl-a ? then
Jul 28 21:26:13 <Bartman007> look for the "log" option
Jul 28 21:27:22 <mb__> ah it's uppercase H
Jul 28 21:27:46 <Bartman007> that's what he said :)
Jul 28 21:28:12 <mb__> http://pastebin.org/4924
Jul 28 21:31:57 <danage> [florian]: so what do you think could be the reason
Jul 28 21:32:53 <[florian]> danage:
Jul 28 21:33:05 <[florian]> danage: sorry, no idea yet
Jul 28 21:33:42 <danage> [florian]: it's reall flakey. sometimes doesn't respond to keypresses
Jul 28 21:33:45 <mb__> ok nice. Kamikaze works :)
Jul 28 21:33:58 <[florian]> danage: then it could be an issue with the uart
Jul 28 21:34:07 <danage> and crashas about a minute into the boot. is there a way to do diagnosis?
Jul 28 21:34:26 <Bartman007> mb__: it runs `iwconfig wlan0 enc 112233445566778899AABBCCDD'
Jul 28 21:35:06 <Bartman007> but the device doesn't like `iwconfig wlan0 essid weptest' (see line 1674)
Jul 28 21:37:29 <mb__> so you think it's a kernel bug?
Jul 28 21:38:33 <danage> Bartman007: xMff: what do you think about grouping doc: into howto (instruction manual) and techref (technical reference) - the latter being something along the lines of linux manpages? also, would it make sense to create a third category called "packages"
Jul 28 21:38:38 <Bartman007> I don't know. my knee jerk reaction is to blame compat-wireless, but I don't have time to regress the issue
Jul 28 21:38:51 <mb__> k
Jul 28 21:39:14 <Bartman007> mb__: my opionion is a rather uneducated one too, don't trust it :)
Jul 28 21:39:40 <Bartman007> I haven't touched mac80211 drivers in a while, I really need to though...
Jul 28 21:39:44 <mb__> yeah well, kamikaze works for me. That's fine. I just need a stupid AP for client testing :)
Jul 28 21:41:04 <xMff1> danage: fine with me
Jul 28 21:42:35 <Bartman007> danage: I don't have a problem with that idea.
Jul 28 21:42:53 <danage> trying to bring some structure
Jul 28 21:48:40 <danage> [florian]: when the watchdog is disabled, it will simply crash after a minute or so, when it's on, it will reboot at that time
Jul 28 22:33:08 <yassine_> i successfully damaged my usb port :)
Jul 28 22:33:17 <yassine_> http://spring.pastebin.com/m528973ac
Jul 28 22:33:22 <yassine_> ohh sorry wrong chan
Jul 28 22:38:56 <phaidros> blogic: how did you make the kirkwoo ext2 image?
Jul 28 22:39:02 <phaidros> kirkwood
Jul 28 22:43:50 <phaidros> and how did you make it boot?
Jul 29 01:07:00 <Guest21257> is 106F here, my gateway box just said "too effing hot!"
Jul 29 01:13:55 <frogonwheels> russell--:  hmm.. not surprised.
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