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Aug 08 10:05:52 <freezer> hi
Aug 08 11:25:38 <CIA-36> florian * r17175 /trunk/target/linux/brcm63xx/patches-2.6.30/060-bcm63xx_enet_upstream_fixes.patch: [brcm63xx] merge upstream fixes for bcm63xx_enet
Aug 08 12:08:43 <CIA-36> juhosg * r17176 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/ (3 files in 3 dirs): [ar71xx] move the trx parser out from the patch
Aug 08 13:06:30 <CIA-36> juhosg * r17177 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/files/drivers/mtd/wrt160nl_part.c: [ar71xx] WRT160NL: mtd parser cleanup
Aug 08 13:09:05 <CIA-36> juhosg * r17178 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/ (2 files in 2 dirs): [ar71xx] WRT160NL: enable mtd parser on 2.6.30
Aug 08 14:05:18 <CIA-36> florian * r17179 /packages/net/rsync/Makefile: [package] update rsync to 3.0.6 (#5644)
Aug 08 14:12:29 <CIA-36> florian * r17180 /packages/libs/librsync/ (Makefile patches/ patches/001-4gb_files.patch): [package] add 4GB file handling patch to librsync (#5642)
Aug 08 14:22:05 <CIA-36> nbd * r17181 /trunk/ (5 files in 4 dirs): add an optional config option for stripping all unnecessary symbol exports from the kernel image
Aug 08 14:26:01 <mankash> /etc/opkg.conf is missing when I build the image from trunk
Aug 08 14:45:53 <nbd> it's probably in /etc/opkg/opkg.conf
Aug 08 14:57:13 <mankash> nbd: you are right but in previous build it was in /etc/opkg.conf
Aug 08 15:15:15 <frogonwheels> nbd: I had some interesting issues compiling x86-64bit.
Aug 08 15:16:13 <frogonwheels> nbd: for some reason asterisk and pwlib had problems with strtoq
Aug 08 15:18:14 <mankash> fragonwheels: how can I compile asterisk in openwrt
Aug 08 15:18:41 <frogonwheels> mankash: what's the problem? and which one?
Aug 08 15:19:17 <mankash> I want to include aserisk package but do not able to fine in menu
Aug 08 15:19:43 <frogonwheels> mankash: scripts/feed install asterisk1.4
Aug 08 15:19:57 <frogonwheels> then use /asterisk in menuconfig
Aug 08 15:20:26 <frogonwheels> mankash: what target?
Aug 08 15:20:41 <mankash> xscale ixp425
Aug 08 15:21:09 <frogonwheels> (I've got some uci configuration stuff for asterisk in a fork that xMff is hosting in the luci project.
Aug 08 15:21:38 <mankash> using luci can you configure asterisk?
Aug 08 15:21:47 <frogonwheels> I can.
Aug 08 15:21:56 <frogonwheels> _I_ can.
Aug 08 15:22:27 <mankash> I amnew to asterisk but may be I have to use manual way
Aug 08 15:22:50 <frogonwheels> mankash: unfortunately the luci configuration is still a work in progress.
Aug 08 15:23:01 <mankash> yeah and it bulky too
Aug 08 15:23:07 <mankash> I have only 8mb flash
Aug 08 15:23:32 <frogonwheels> mankash: hmm..  usb?
Aug 08 15:23:40 <mankash> nope
Aug 08 15:23:49 <frogonwheels> mount a network drive?
Aug 08 15:24:07 <mankash> It has 5 pin header but not sure what is that for?
Aug 08 15:24:43 <frogonwheels> mankash: no, I mean have a network drive, and mount it on your openwrt box :)
Aug 08 15:24:55 <mankash> yeah that is possibble
Aug 08 15:24:58 <frogonwheels> mankash: still, you should be able to get something simple working. just remember. NO TRANSCODING
Aug 08 15:25:19 <frogonwheels> .. as in you want to choose a codec, and only allow that one.
Aug 08 15:25:37 <mankash> what is no transcoding
Aug 08 15:25:59 <frogonwheels> mankash: asterisk will hapily convert between different codecs on the fly...
Aug 08 15:26:09 <frogonwheels> mankash: .. not advisable on a router :)
Aug 08 16:14:05 <mankash> WARNING: No feed for package 'asterisk1.4' found, maybe it's already part of the standard packages?
Aug 08 16:14:10 <mankash> how to fix this?
Aug 08 16:15:16 <loswillios> scripts/feeds update?
Aug 08 16:15:23 <mankash> already did
Aug 08 16:19:37 <loswillios> you can search too
Aug 08 16:23:34 <mankash> ok what is the meaning of this error on package install Collected errors:
Aug 08 16:23:34 <mankash>  * ERROR: duplicate src declaration.  Skipping:
Aug 08 16:23:34 <mankash>          src snapshots http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/ixp4xx/packa
Aug 08 16:30:19 <Dogge_> mankash build by yourself and use your own package repo
Aug 08 16:31:57 <xyn> mankash: I think trunk ixp4xx package tree is fuxor, or atleast was last week
Aug 08 16:32:44 <mankash> I matrying to build myself
Aug 08 16:32:52 <mankash> but cound't find asterisk
Aug 08 16:33:24 <Dogge_> ./scripts/feeds search asterisk
Aug 08 16:36:15 <mankash> thanks it worked
Aug 08 16:39:53 <Dogge_> xMff http://openwrt.pastebin.com/d561ec57d <-- line 20
Aug 08 16:41:50 <Dogge_> http://openwrt.pastebin.com/d6345117d :)
Aug 08 18:56:16 <CIA-36> florian * r17182 /trunk/target/linux/s3c24xx/patches-2.6.30/ (4 files): [s3c24xx] refresh patches and fix build failure on wm8753-reg_cache.patch (#5641)
Aug 08 19:00:00 <Dogge_>  make[3] -C target/linux install
Aug 08 19:00:00 <Dogge_> make -r world: build failed. Please re-run make with V=99 to see what's going on
Aug 08 19:00:00 <Dogge_> make: *** [world] Error 1
Aug 08 19:00:00 <Dogge_> openwrt@openwrt-linux:~/openwrt-trunk$
Aug 08 19:00:04 <Dogge_> :(
Aug 08 19:00:39 <Dogge_> target=ixp4xx current trunk
Aug 08 19:01:05 <_trine> Dogge_, try make distclean first
Aug 08 19:01:21 <_trine> then svn up etc
Aug 08 19:01:41 <Dogge_> haha, thats a fresh checkout
Aug 08 19:01:47 <_trine> yes
Aug 08 19:01:59 <_trine> I'm compiling now and it seems ok
Aug 08 19:02:55 <Dogge_> mine is revision 17181
Aug 08 19:03:27 <_trine> mine is whatever it was 10 minutes ago
Aug 08 19:03:49 <_trine> probably the same
Aug 08 19:03:56 <Dogge_> 17182, but that changeset isn't related
Aug 08 19:04:55 <_trine> I didn't pay any attention to the revision number
Aug 08 19:05:12 <Dogge_> who break trunk ixp4xx build?
Aug 08 19:05:35 <xMff> details or it didn't happen ;)
Aug 08 19:05:56 <nbd> :D
Aug 08 19:06:09 <_trine> xMff, my TEW632BRP has just packed in
Aug 08 19:06:25 <_trine> it does not appear to be routing
Aug 08 19:06:39 <_trine> can I clear nvram on it do you know
Aug 08 19:07:54 <xMff> _trine: sorry, no idea - I have zero experience with this device/platform, does it even have nvram? OpenWrt does not touch it, so I don't think it would give you anything except potential troubles
Aug 08 19:11:04 <Dogge_> xMff, nbd running 'make target/linux/{clean,compile} V=99' and it works
Aug 08 19:26:44 <Dogge_> xMff, nbd http://openwrt.pastebin.com/d47b61210 <-- there we go
Aug 08 19:31:34 <Dogge_> ?
Aug 08 19:33:12 <xMff> never seen that kind of error
Aug 08 19:33:45 <xMff> is there more backlog?
Aug 08 19:35:18 <Dogge_> yeah, http://openwrt.pastebin.com/d7ad4df0a
Aug 08 19:39:38 <_trine> Dogge_,
Aug 08 19:39:42 <_trine>  make[6] -C target/linux/brcm-2.4/image/lzma-loader clean install
Aug 08 19:39:42 <_trine>  make[2] package/index
Aug 08 19:39:42 <_trine> john@soloco1:~/trunk$
Aug 08 19:39:50 <_trine> done
Aug 08 19:40:25 <Dogge_> no idea whats wrong here. it's a standard lenny installation
Aug 08 19:40:38 <_trine> damn debian
Aug 08 19:41:08 <_trine> why don't they call it old ubuntu
Aug 08 19:41:11 <_trine> :)
Aug 08 19:41:26 <Bartman007> s/old/non-broken/
Aug 08 19:41:31 <fofware> hello, ubuntu Is debian trine
Aug 08 19:41:45 <Dogge_> no idea. i may wait a view openwrt rerisions and try again later
Aug 08 19:41:54 <_trine> the other way around me thinks
Aug 08 19:48:35 * Dogge_ thinks it's better to give up openwrt sooner or later...
Aug 08 19:48:53 <xMff> you said that so many times
Aug 08 19:58:42 <_trine> I think I will give up booze and women
Aug 08 19:59:10 <_trine> but on second thoughts perhaps not
Aug 08 19:59:57 <loswillios> heh
Aug 08 20:01:20 <Dogge_> xMff, nbd ?
Aug 08 20:03:30 <nbd> seems like the linking order is different on arm compared to mips
Aug 08 20:03:40 <nbd> i'll fix it
Aug 08 20:05:25 <Dogge_> thanks
Aug 08 20:06:09 <_trine> Dogge_, is such a friendly name
Aug 08 20:13:57 <stevecrozz> what's the status of wifi on the brcm target with 2.6 kernel?
Aug 08 20:17:32 <Bartman007> stevecrozz: I have a gift for you.
Aug 08 20:17:35 <Bartman007> http://openwrt.pastebin.com/m41dff7df
Aug 08 20:18:12 <stevecrozz> Bartman007: hey thanks, you made it pretty
Aug 08 20:18:40 <stevecrozz> did you try it?
Aug 08 20:20:36 <Bartman007> on x86 it yells at me: "s3fs: missing bucket"
Aug 08 20:20:47 <Bartman007> if I had stuff on s3 I'd be able to test it further.
Aug 08 20:21:48 <stevecrozz> what x86 device do you have?
Aug 08 20:23:09 <Bartman007> I was testing it in a virtual machine, allows me to be rather lazy :)
Aug 08 20:23:36 <stevecrozz> not a bad idea
Aug 08 20:24:09 <stevecrozz> I'm attempting to switch to 2.6 kernel, but I'm expecting problems with my wifi, we'll see i guess
Aug 08 20:24:37 <Bartman007> stevecrozz: I can't remember, are you using a wl520gU?
Aug 08 20:24:42 <stevecrozz> yep
Aug 08 20:26:11 <Bartman007> wifi shouldn't work at all on that as far as I know. the specifications for the LP PHY have been created but no one has used them to implement support.
Aug 08 20:26:55 <stevecrozz> hmm.. who should I talk to about that?
Aug 08 20:27:07 <stevecrozz> i can make a go at it possibly if I had some direction
Aug 08 20:27:46 <Bartman007> might want to speak to mb__ (in this channel)
Aug 08 20:29:07 <Dogge_> mb__ the mmc man, haha
Aug 08 20:31:31 <stevecrozz> how bout it mb__? I see some messages about this from the early part of this year... got any idea where we're at right now?
Aug 08 20:39:02 <stevecrozz> I only want to use it in STA mode, i wonder if that'll work
Aug 08 20:39:38 <Dogge_> you're free to try it
Aug 08 20:39:53 <Dogge_> it's up to you
Aug 08 20:40:56 <stevecrozz> yeah, i'm compiling it right now, it just takes forever to download all the packages over my slow internet pipe
Aug 08 20:41:40 <Dogge_> how slow?
Aug 08 20:42:51 <stevecrozz> 768kbps
Aug 08 21:20:58 <Dogge_> no fix yet, nbd ?
Aug 08 21:29:39 <CIA-36> florian * r17183 /trunk/package/ar7-atm/patches/170-bus_id_removal.patch: [ar7] more 2.6.30 related fixes for ar7-atm
Aug 08 21:30:26 <CIA-36> florian * r17184 /trunk/target/linux/ar7/Makefile: [ar7] switch to 2.6.30.4
Aug 08 21:41:00 <stevecrozz> just loaded up the 2.6 image, and looks like its a no-go, at least out of the box
Aug 08 21:41:01 <nbd> Dogge_: busy, waiting for the compiler to finish
Aug 08 22:16:29 <stevecrozz> I guess what I need is a new device... 2.6 kernel, working wifi and usb, cheap as possible with good openwrt support, any ideas?
Aug 08 22:20:50 <mb__> LP is being developed
Aug 08 22:21:32 <stevecrozz> mb__: there you are, did you see my questions?
Aug 08 22:21:59 <mb__> I think I just answered them?
Aug 08 22:22:22 <stevecrozz> is there a log I can read, I must have been disconnected
Aug 08 22:23:05 <mb__> it's done when it's done
Aug 08 22:23:55 <stevecrozz> anything I can do to help?
Aug 08 22:24:33 <mb__> write code? ;)
Aug 08 22:25:18 <stevecrozz> :) i can write some code, I'm just not understanding the current state
Aug 08 22:26:48 <mb__> the current state is wireless-testing.git
Aug 08 22:31:26 <CIA-36> nbd * r17185 /trunk/target/linux/generic-2.6/patches-2.6.28/027-module_exports.patch: revert the module exports patch on 2.6.28 until it is fixed
Aug 08 22:32:33 <nbd> Dogge_: reverted the patch until i have a proper fix, you can rebuild now
Aug 08 22:36:51 <stevecrozz> well what should I do with my s3fs Makefile? I can't fully test it since I don't have a 2.6 kernel (fuse version dependency), but it does compile and it does run
Aug 08 22:36:57 <stevecrozz> and I bet other people would like to use it
Aug 08 22:38:12 <xMff> stevecrozz: iirc we have a fuse24 now in trunk
Aug 08 22:38:43 <Bartman007> xMff: s3fs requires fuse 2.6 or later, and 2.6 drops support for the 2.4 kernel
Aug 08 22:38:50 <xMff> ah ok
Aug 08 22:38:54 <stevecrozz> xMff: you're right, but it's stuck at 2.5.3
Aug 08 22:38:56 <stevecrozz> yeah exactly
Aug 08 22:39:23 <xMff> nothing said then
Aug 08 22:40:01 <Bartman007> stevecrozz: the fonera2 costs $50, is atheors based w/ 8MB flash, 32MB ram, and usb2.
Aug 08 22:40:54 <stevecrozz> sounds good, has good openwrt community support?
Aug 08 22:42:40 <Bartman007> the fon firmware on it is directly based 8.09
Aug 08 22:49:12 <stevecrozz> Bartman007: looks like a great platform.. I'll have to see if I can get one in the US
Aug 09 01:55:16 <CIA-36> nbd * r17186 /trunk/target/linux/generic-2.6/patches-2.6.30/028-module_exports.patch: fix the kernel symbol export patch for arm/powerpc
Aug 09 01:55:20 <CIA-36> nbd * r17187 /trunk/target/linux/generic-2.6/patches-2.6.28/027-module_exports.patch: backport fixed module exports patch to 2.6.28
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