**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Oct 30 02:59:58 2009 Oct 30 03:10:50 sn9: yes Oct 30 03:15:05 russell_: how proficient have you gotten with openocd? Oct 30 03:15:32 just barely enough to talk to my peplink winti board Oct 30 03:17:17 well, you can try the same with the ar625w Oct 30 03:17:31 that's your ap i have? Oct 30 03:17:53 yeah Oct 30 03:18:08 okay, but it'll be next week, /me buried atm Oct 30 03:18:41 did you solder both serial and jtag headers on? Oct 30 03:18:57 so long ago, don't remember Oct 30 03:19:38 because if you did, there's not much to do once you have a working jtag adapter Oct 30 03:20:04 do you know the tap configuration? Oct 30 03:20:07 yes Oct 30 03:20:13 cool Oct 30 03:20:23 you have a ocd config? Oct 30 03:20:27 yes Oct 30 03:20:32 awesom Oct 30 03:21:38 how about you email it to me along with whatever specifically you want/need and i'll let you know when i've had a chance to get to it: russell@personaltelco.net Oct 30 03:25:48 russell_: too late; i pastebinned: http://openwrt.pastebin.com/f39fc4fbb Oct 30 03:26:51 you'll need to replace "flyswatter" in the file with whatever is correct for the olimex Oct 30 03:30:28 the jtag pinout is at http://wiki.dns323.info/hardware:jtag Oct 30 03:32:39 just dump the whole flash to a file Oct 30 03:34:10 russell_: ok? Oct 30 03:38:16 sn9: will look later Oct 30 09:18:41 blogic * r18220 /trunk/target/linux/ramips/files/drivers/net/ (ramips.c ramips_eth.h): [ramips] missing header file changes, and fix mtu value Oct 30 09:55:54 florian * r18221 /trunk/target/linux/ (5 files in 4 dirs): [kernel] remove no longer used configs and patches Oct 30 10:57:30 configure: Configuring ccache Oct 30 10:57:30 checking for x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc... x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc Oct 30 10:57:30 checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables Oct 30 10:57:52 wtf?? Oct 30 10:58:17 vi config.log Oct 30 10:58:28 it'll have a problem linking summin or similar Oct 30 11:00:45 configure:1652: x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc -Os -pipe -march=i486 -funit-at-a-time -O2 -I/home/danielg4/Desktop/openwrt-anas350/staging_dir/host/include -L/home/danielg4/Desktop/openwrt-anas350/staging_dir/host/lib conftest.c >&5 Oct 30 11:00:46 conftest.c:1: error: CPU you selected does not support x86-64 instruction set Oct 30 11:01:02 i486 Oct 30 11:01:09 <[florian]> seems like it does not use the cross-compiler Oct 30 11:01:16 indeed Oct 30 11:03:46 workaround? Oct 30 11:04:01 <[florian]> CC="$(TARGET_CC)" ? Oct 30 11:04:32 in where? Oct 30 11:04:45 where does it fail ? Oct 30 11:04:52 i mean which package Oct 30 11:04:58 ccache Oct 30 11:05:35 tools/ccache, that is Oct 30 11:48:29 {Nico}: are you here? Oct 30 11:59:00 <[florian]> /win 11 Oct 30 12:26:13 juhosg * r18222 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/image/Makefile: ar71xx: simplify image generation Oct 30 12:26:15 juhosg * r18223 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/profiles/ (planex.mk tp-link.mk): ar71xx: add missing profiles for the TL-WR841ND v3 and MZK-W300NH boards Oct 30 12:26:18 juhosg * r18224 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/files/drivers/net/ag71xx/ag71xx_mdio.c: ar71xx: update mdio_reset code Oct 30 12:26:24 juhosg * r18225 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/files/ (4 files in 3 dirs): ar71xx: use soc specific divider for mdio clock Oct 30 12:26:27 juhosg * r18226 /trunk/ (2 files in 2 dirs): ar71xx: add preliminary support for the TL-WR841ND v5 board Oct 30 12:26:29 juhosg * r18227 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/config-2.6.31: ar71xx: sync 2.6.31 kernel config Oct 30 12:26:48 yesterday evening at ninux.org we have try to flash a linksys wrt 54gl ver 1.1 Oct 30 12:27:54 after to have typed all the normal syntax to boot the image of openwrt on the linksys Oct 30 12:28:17 we reaceived a messagge error code 100: Invalid password Oct 30 12:29:18 we try anything without any success, do you know what is this messagge ? and if there is a mode to skip ? Oct 30 12:29:28 awaiting your reply Oct 30 12:29:33 markus Oct 30 14:14:54 florian * r18228 /trunk/package/siit/src/siit.c: [package] fix siit compilation failures on brcm-2.4 Oct 30 14:36:41 so, can anyone suggest a workaround to that build error? Oct 30 14:37:10 <[florian]> which package are you hitting the build error with? Oct 30 14:37:27 tools/ccache Oct 30 14:38:43 <[florian]> ah Oct 30 15:06:58 [florian]: i'm a friend of trine_ Oct 30 15:07:09 can i explain you a little bit about our issue? Oct 30 15:07:09 <[florian]> hi Oct 30 15:07:20 <[florian]> sure you can but I am not able to do anything right now Oct 30 15:07:29 i'm not expecting the solution Oct 30 15:07:46 i just want your opinion if we are tracking down the problem correctly now Oct 30 15:07:56 basically from an strace on the openwrt debug Oct 30 15:08:14 we have seen that the program crashes just after writing a pid file on the filesystem Oct 30 15:08:37 we know that this function is actually implemented in apr that is apache portable runtime Oct 30 15:08:54 so what _trine and me think is that there could be a problem with this library Oct 30 15:09:12 in fact i've tried a grep on the binary for x86 and on the binary for openwrt and i've seen some differences Oct 30 15:09:13 http://pastebin.com/m7cff0525 Oct 30 15:09:20 could this be the cause of the issue? Oct 30 15:09:29 apr is statically linked in both cases afaik Oct 30 15:11:55 <[florian]> I do not think this is the cause of the issue, are you sure the opening of the pid file works correclty? Oct 30 15:12:52 yes Oct 30 15:13:16 here is a pastebin of the strace http://pastebin.freeswitch.org/10861 Oct 30 15:13:25 pastebin / freeswitch Oct 30 15:13:46 i can't really read this strace but i can assure you that the pid file gets created on the filesystem Oct 30 15:14:01 if i delete it it will get recreated once again Oct 30 15:14:34 i thought that since freeswitch usually comes with its own apr in libs Oct 30 15:15:01 maybe nico changed something to use an already present apr library on openwrt Oct 30 15:15:15 i've got a router station pro now and can't wait to try it! :-D Oct 30 15:15:40 <[florian]> first you should move the pidfile to /var/run Oct 30 15:15:44 juhosg * r18229 /trunk/target/linux/ramips/files/arch/mips/ralink/rt305x/ (mach-v22rw-2x2.c mach-whr-g300n.c): ramips: register ethernet device on the WHR-G300N and V22RW-2x2 boards Oct 30 15:15:49 ah really Oct 30 15:15:51 <[florian]> /usr/freeswitch/log is a ba idea to write the pid to Oct 30 15:15:53 i'll try it asap Oct 30 15:15:54 <[florian]> since it's on the flash Oct 30 15:16:12 what's wrong with that? Oct 30 15:16:14 <[florian]> second, the write is followed by a break Oct 30 15:16:23 <[florian]> writing a pid of the flash reduces the flash lifetime Oct 30 15:16:37 ah okay but ehy that's the minor issue now :) Oct 30 15:17:07 <[florian]> I have no idea why it crashes Oct 30 15:17:43 <[florian]> second, the write is followed by a break Oct 30 15:17:57 can you clarify this a little bit? Oct 30 15:18:22 <[florian]> the program gets interrupted either by itself or something external Oct 30 15:18:47 let's suppose it's something external Oct 30 15:18:58 any hint on how to further debug it besides this strace? Oct 30 15:19:19 <[florian]> modify the source code and add printfs to see how far it goes Oct 30 15:32:30 printfs, that's a good idea!!!! Oct 30 15:32:41 a better debug than gdb ;) Oct 30 15:33:32 _trine: we must understand how to modify the code and to avoid the rewrite of it by the openwrt build system Oct 30 15:34:26 <[florian]> whenever you modifiy code just issue a make package/freeswitch/compile V=99 Oct 30 15:34:31 <_trine> or just make it write it to flash Oct 30 15:34:38 <_trine> ram sorry Oct 30 15:35:54 <_trine> pendrives are so cheap now I'm not too bothered about wearing them out Oct 30 15:36:09 ok [florian] thx a lot Oct 30 15:37:24 _trine: you are rich! :) Oct 30 15:37:43 at least now we have something to do besides waiting for {Nico} to come and save us! ^_^ Oct 30 15:38:17 <[florian]> you are welcome Oct 30 15:38:25 <[florian]> I am sure he will show up quickly ;) Oct 30 15:39:07 i hope not on the weekend! ^_^ Oct 30 16:04:32 Hi all Oct 30 16:05:17 Anyone can set the regulatory domain with CRDA and mac80211? Oct 30 16:05:52 I remeber I did in some revision ago but now I get Failed to set regulatory domain: -7 Oct 30 16:18:44 lorenzo_: i'm sure there's a way, but i don't know what it is, atm; i still don't have an answer regarding my build failure after 5 hrs Oct 30 16:20:50 both blogic and [florian] asked what pkg it fails on, and when i both times said "tools/ccache" convo halted Oct 30 16:24:22 florian * r18230 /trunk/target/linux/generic-2.6/ (2 files in 2 dirs): [kernel] fix build failures on include/scsi/scsi.h, spotted by udev compilation Oct 30 16:24:54 florian * r18231 /trunk/target/linux/rdc/patches-2.6.30/ (5 files): [rdc] refresh 2.6.30 kernel patches Oct 30 16:25:41 [florian]: do you build rdc on x86, or x86_64? Oct 30 16:26:17 <[florian]> sn9: on x86 atm Oct 30 16:26:48 when building on x86_64, the aforementioned problem occurs Oct 30 16:29:38 [florian]: ideas? Oct 30 16:30:21 <[florian]> sn9: nope Oct 30 16:31:33 sn9: are you using parallel building? Oct 30 16:32:32 i've been out of the rdc loop for a ridiculous amount of time, and i want to try building for the anas350 again, now that openwrt has the pata/sata driver Oct 30 16:32:39 danage: dual core Oct 30 16:32:58 i've had problems with that Oct 30 16:33:33 danage: that's not the issue; it's not building a toolchain, but instead using host gcc Oct 30 16:33:47 ok, just trying to help Oct 30 18:07:37 ready for commit: http://openwrt.pastebin.com/f2d5d830f Oct 30 18:10:46 [florian]: that fixes it Oct 30 19:30:05 [florian]: hello? Oct 30 19:30:23 he maybe out, it's friday night :) Oct 30 19:30:29 oh, right Oct 30 19:32:04 he committed r15380, effectively nuking platform support for AMIT and ZyXel devices from the rdc target Oct 30 19:36:48 any word on PCF2123TS RTC support (RouterStation Pro RTC) Oct 30 20:17:13 yesterday evening we flashed a linksys wrt54gs, all is ok :-) Oct 30 20:17:30 there is openwrt Oct 30 20:17:47 what can i do now ? Oct 30 20:18:01 m4rkus: try #openwrt Oct 30 20:18:15 it is necessary to build only antennas Oct 30 20:18:19 thanks Oct 30 21:16:25 still nobody around for a commit? Oct 30 22:20:05 sn9: You want to be comitted? Oct 30 22:21:10 ready for commit: http://openwrt.pastebin.com/f2d5d830f Oct 30 22:21:37 sorry, I was playing on words....committed, as in they're going to take you away ahah! Oct 30 22:21:49 Someday I will commit access and could help you Oct 30 22:22:04 to the funny farm Oct 30 22:22:47 all devs seem to be out drinking palinka Oct 30 22:23:23 yeah, guess they've got to have fun sometime Oct 30 22:23:27 :) Oct 30 22:34:10 danage: I'm drinking chardonnay Oct 30 22:40:39 sn9: what distro are you building on? I can't reproduce the issue Oct 30 22:42:39 Bartman007: if you build for a cyrix 486 core, such as elan or rdc321x, on anything other than ia32, such as x86_64, the issue is fatal; otherwise, it silently malfunctions Oct 30 22:43:21 are you doing that? Oct 30 22:43:41 and it is also nonfatal if you don't use ccache Oct 30 22:44:15 the above patch is ugly, but makes things correct Oct 30 22:46:05 sn9: ah, there we go. I incorrectly thought that x86 was building for i486 also, was able to reproduce on rdc. Oct 30 22:49:37 Bartman007: verified? Oct 30 22:49:40 yes Oct 30 22:49:44 am I incorrect in thinking that CFLAGS should just contain "-O2" and CPPFLAGS should still keep the "-I $(STAGING_DIR)/include" ? Oct 30 22:49:59 that's why it's ugly Oct 30 22:50:25 but no Oct 30 22:51:02 CPPFLAGS is not consistently used; the fatal error arose because the ccache makefile ignores it altogether Oct 30 22:51:32 and the target CFLAGS got inherited Oct 30 22:52:07 so, all flags must be specified twice, ugly as that is Oct 30 22:52:29 agb * r18232 /trunk/include/host-build.mk: use $(HOST_CFLAGS) when not cross-compiling. Thanks Daniel Gimpelevich Oct 30 22:52:30 fire torpedo. Oct 30 22:53:16 standby for next torpedo, although it might require [florian] to review Oct 30 22:55:57 fire 2! http://openwrt.pastebin.com/f6e643de4 Oct 30 22:56:45 [florian]: poke poke poke ^^^^ Oct 31 00:12:17 lars * r18233 /packages/Xorg/xorg/proto/ (37 files in 35 dirs): [packages] Update xorg proto packages to Xorg 7.5 Oct 31 00:12:53 lars * r18234 /packages/Xorg/xorg/lib/ (34 files in 32 dirs): [packages] Update xorg lib packages to Xorg 7.5 Oct 31 00:18:59 lars * r18235 /packages/Xorg/xorg/data/ (xbitmaps/Makefile xkbdata/ xkbdata/Makefile): [packages] Update xorg data to Xorg 7.5 Oct 31 00:19:53 lars * r18236 /packages/Xorg/xorg/util/util-macros/Makefile: [packages] Update xorg utils to Xorg 7.5 Oct 31 00:21:08 lars * r18237 /packages/Xorg/xorg/app/ (12 files in 11 dirs): [packages] Update xorg apps to Xorg 7.5 Oct 31 00:21:39 lars * r18238 /packages/Xorg/xorg/xserver/ (6 files in 5 dirs): [package] Update xservers to Xorg 7.5 Oct 31 00:24:10 lars * r18239 /packages/Xorg/xorg/driver/ (11 files in 10 dirs): [packages] Update xorg dirvers to Xorg 7.5 Oct 31 00:25:04 lars * r18240 /packages/Xorg/driver/xf86-video-glamo/Makefile: [packagas] Update xf86-video-glamo to latest version Oct 31 00:27:07 lars * r18241 /packages/Xorg/lib/pixman/Makefile: [packages] Update pixman to 0.16.2 Oct 31 00:27:35 lars * r18242 /packages/Xorg/lib/cairo/Makefile: [packages] Update cairo to 1.8.8 Oct 31 00:28:13 Bartman007: do you have a wrt350n anywhere yourself? Oct 31 00:29:00 lars * r18243 /feeds/desktop/apps/recordmydesktop/patches/ (. 001-fix-shm-header.patch): [packages/desktop] Fix recordmydesktop build under Xorg 7.5 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Oct 31 02:59:57 2009