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Jan 18 03:04:11 <CIA-84> jow * r29765 /trunk/scripts/ext-toolchain.sh: (log message trimmed)
Jan 18 03:04:11 <CIA-84> [scripts] add ext-toolchain.sh, a utility for external toolchains
Jan 18 03:04:11 <CIA-84> The ext-toolchain.sh utility script implements various external toolchain tasks:
Jan 18 03:04:11 <CIA-84> * Testing of available features, like c++, soft-float or ipv6 support
Jan 18 03:04:11 <CIA-84> * Finding the libc implementation (uclibc or eglibc/glibc)
Jan 18 03:04:12 <CIA-84> * Inferring the GNU target name
Jan 18 03:04:13 <CIA-84> * Finding shared objects for packaging (libc, libpthread, ...)
Jan 18 03:08:55 <CIA-84> jow * r29766 /trunk/ (4 files in 3 dirs):
Jan 18 03:08:56 <CIA-84> [buildroot] use ext-toolchain.sh to integrate external toolchains
Jan 18 03:08:56 <CIA-84> Use ext-toolchain.sh to wrap external toolchain commands,
Jan 18 03:08:56 <CIA-84> abort build if certain features such as CONFIG_SOFT_FLOAT or
Jan 18 03:08:56 <CIA-84> CONFIG_IPV6 are enabled but not supported by the toolchain.
Jan 18 03:12:31 <CIA-84> jow * r29767 /trunk/scripts/patch-specs.sh:
Jan 18 03:12:32 <CIA-84> [scripts] add patch-specs.sh, a utility for modifying GCC specs
Jan 18 03:12:32 <CIA-84> The patch-specs.sh utility dumps the GCC specs of a given toolchain
Jan 18 03:12:32 <CIA-84> and modifies them to always include $STAGING_DIR in the link and
Jan 18 03:12:32 <CIA-84> compiler command lines, this makes most -I and -L flags unnecessary
Jan 18 03:12:33 <CIA-84> and lets the compiler automatically find libraries and headers in
Jan 18 03:12:33 <CIA-84> the staging dir, also solves the majority of -rpath issues.
Jan 18 03:16:08 <CIA-84> jow * r29768 /trunk/toolchain/gcc/final/Makefile:
Jan 18 03:16:08 <CIA-84> [toolchain] invoke patch-specs.sh in the gcc/final install stage.
Jan 18 03:16:08 <CIA-84> Patch up OpenWrts own cross toolchains to always search headers
Jan 18 03:16:09 <CIA-84> and libraries in $STAGING_DIR, this should solve most issues with
Jan 18 03:16:09 <CIA-84> missing headers, indirect linking and not found libraries.
Jan 18 03:16:09 <CIA-84> At a later stage, all -I and -L flags will be purged from
Jan 18 03:16:10 <CIA-84> TARGET_LDFLAGS and TARGET_CPPFLAGS.
Jan 18 03:33:18 <CIA-84> jow * r29769 /trunk/scripts/ext-toolchain.sh:
Jan 18 03:33:18 <CIA-84> [scripts] ext-toolchain.sh:
Jan 18 03:33:18 <CIA-84> - use GCC's own idea of the target name (-dumpmachine)
Jan 18 03:33:18 <CIA-84> - display help if called without args
Jan 18 03:33:18 <CIA-84> - add copyright foo
Jan 18 03:33:19 <CIA-84> - remove some leftover flag handling code
Jan 18 03:56:00 <CIA-84> jow * r29771 /packages/libs/curl/Makefile: [packages] curl: don't fail with empty TARGET_LDFLAGS
Jan 18 04:26:02 <CIA-84> jow * r29772 /trunk/scripts/ext-toolchain.sh: [scripts] ext-toolchain.sh: properly handle toolchains without sysroot support
Jan 18 05:05:10 <CIA-84> jow * r29770 /trunk/package/openssl/Makefile: [package] openssl: don't fail with empty TARGET_LDFLAGS
Jan 18 07:56:50 <CIA-84> florian * r29773 /trunk/target/linux/generic/ (4 files in 4 dirs): [kernel] fix thinko in 102-ehci_hcd_ignore_oc patch
Jan 18 09:37:57 <builder_> build #118 of ps3 is complete: Failure [failed compile_6]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ps3/builds/118
Jan 18 10:50:53 <russell--> glp: pong
Jan 18 11:04:25 <phaidros> ping nbd
Jan 18 11:04:39 <phaidros> what do you think about SOPA protest today and openwrt sites?
Jan 18 11:05:23 <phaidros> ping jow_laptop
Jan 18 12:01:02 <nbd> phaidros: i don't think openwrt needs to participate in the protest-downtime
Jan 18 12:01:26 <nbd> that would be kind of barking up the wrong tree
Jan 18 12:01:59 <nbd> i'd assume people that know enough about tech stuff to reflash their routers will have heard of the SOPA/PIPA crap ;)
Jan 18 12:35:07 <phaidros> nbd: also true, just asking :)
Jan 18 12:37:08 <jow_laptop> phaidros: pong
Jan 18 12:38:25 <phaidros> jow_laptop: nvw
Jan 18 12:38:30 <phaidros> nvm
Jan 18 12:38:42 <phaidros> was just asking opinion about SOPA blackout
Jan 18 12:42:34 <nbd> not sure
Jan 18 12:43:19 <jow_laptop> phaidros: I too think this is better done on more mainstream-y sites like twitter, facebook, ...
Jan 18 12:43:46 <phaidros> impact is impact
Jan 18 12:43:52 <phaidros> but up to you guys
Jan 18 12:44:29 <nbd> i still think SOPA/PIPA might just be an extortion scheme to get companies to throw more money at politicians
Jan 18 12:44:43 <jow_laptop> hm wasn't the blackout supposed to be today?
Jan 18 12:44:50 <nbd> if it is such a scheme, then it pretty much worked
Jan 18 12:44:54 <jow_laptop> neither google or wikipedia nor heise show anything
Jan 18 12:45:42 <phaidros> en.wikipedia.org
Jan 18 12:46:33 <jow_laptop> k
Jan 18 12:49:07 <nbd> i think the US politicians have set up a nice protection racket for themselves
Jan 18 12:49:23 <nbd> "nice internet company you have there... wouldn't it be a shame if something were to happen to it?" ;)
Jan 18 13:59:04 <phaidros> hehe
Jan 18 14:49:06 <CIA-84> jow * r29774 /trunk/package/openssl/Makefile: [package] openssl: fix syntax error in OpenWrt Makefile
Jan 18 14:49:47 <CIA-84> jow * r29775 /packages/libs/curl/Makefile: [packages] curl: fix syntax error in OpenWrt Makefile
Jan 18 15:37:14 <builder_> build #104 of ar71xx is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ar71xx/builds/104
Jan 18 15:58:46 <luka12345> i dont know where to ask so im going to ask here
Jan 18 15:59:16 <luka12345> anyone know a tool that could change .pcap files captured with tcpdump
Jan 18 15:59:48 <luka12345> what i would like to do is change ip address, port, html string....
Jan 18 16:04:40 <luka12345> seems that this will do the trick: http://geek00l.blogspot.com/2006/07/pcap-file-editing-with-netdude.html
Jan 18 16:43:32 <builder_> build #99 of au1000 is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/au1000/builds/99
Jan 18 17:14:14 <CIA-84> hauke * r29776 /trunk/package/kernel/modules/usb.mk: packages: kernel: add usb-common.ko to usb package for kernel >= 3.2
Jan 18 17:53:58 <builder_> build #97 of iop32x is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/iop32x/builds/97
Jan 18 19:01:44 <CIA-84> jow * r29777 /trunk/package/dnsmasq/Makefile: [package] dnsmasq: if CONFIG_IPV6 is off, compile with -DNO_IPV6 - solves unresolved refs to in6addr_any when building with external CodeSourcery toolchain
Jan 18 19:06:40 <CIA-84> jow * r29778 /trunk/package/iptables/Makefile: [package] iptables: pass --disable-ipv6 if CONFIG_IPV6 is off, fixes undefined refs to in6addr_any when compiling with external CodeSourcery toolchain
Jan 18 19:23:05 <CIA-84> jow * r29779 /trunk/package/mtd/Makefile: [package] mtd: external toolchains usually do not know about MTDREFRESH, so search in $(LINUX_DIR)/include first, fixes compilation with external CodeSourcery toolchain
Jan 18 20:45:04 <philipp64|laptop> just did an svn update and am building x86... but seeing: http://fpaste.org/vH5z/
Jan 18 20:45:09 <philipp64|laptop> known issue?
Jan 18 20:45:40 <philipp64|laptop> jow_laptop: ping... can I get a few things committed that have been in the queue for several weeks?
Jan 18 20:46:02 <luka12345> philipp64|laptop: did you try clean build?
Jan 18 20:46:30 <philipp64|laptop> from scratch...
Jan 18 20:46:44 <philipp64|laptop> wondering if it could be a parallel-build breakage...
Jan 18 20:46:58 <philipp64|laptop> sometimes these things go away if I build with -j1 instead of -j8.
Jan 18 20:49:46 <philipp64|laptop> was hoping someone could commit the linux-atm patches that have been upstream... I need them backported to 2.6.39, 3.0, 3.1...
Jan 18 20:50:11 <jow_laptop> tbh I'd rather for those kernels to get dropped instead of backporting
Jan 18 20:50:13 <jow_laptop> its a pita
Jan 18 20:50:18 <jow_laptop> +wait
Jan 18 20:51:30 <jow_laptop> but I
Jan 18 20:51:34 <jow_laptop> 'll look later
Jan 18 20:51:41 <philipp64|laptop> except that the newer kernels require patches to be useful to me... patches that are also sitting in the queue...
Jan 18 20:51:52 <philipp64|laptop> so I'm not sure what foot to dance on.
Jan 18 20:52:23 <jow_laptop> personally I do not care which kernel, I'm just annoyed by the fact that I simulateneously would have to patch ten different ones
Jan 18 20:52:26 <philipp64|laptop> I figured the linux-atm patches were the lowest risk... and because they were not platform specific, they might actually go in and I'll just keep runing 2.67.39.
Jan 18 20:52:51 <philipp64|laptop> sorry, patch 10 different what? versions? platforms?
Jan 18 20:54:30 <philipp64|laptop> 1661 for instance is an alix patch for 3.0... but that's also in the queue. so moving forward is also not an option apparently.
Jan 18 20:54:50 <jow_laptop> $ sed -ne 's#LINUX_VERSION:=##p' target/linux/*/Makefile | sort -u
Jan 18 20:54:50 <jow_laptop> 2.6.30.10
Jan 18 20:54:50 <jow_laptop> 2.6.31.14
Jan 18 20:54:50 <jow_laptop> 2.6.32.33
Jan 18 20:54:52 <jow_laptop> 2.6.36.4
Jan 18 20:54:55 <jow_laptop> 2.6.37.6
Jan 18 20:54:57 <jow_laptop> 2.6.38.8
Jan 18 20:55:00 <jow_laptop> 2.6.39.4
Jan 18 20:55:02 <jow_laptop> 3.0.17
Jan 18 20:55:05 <jow_laptop> 3.1.9
Jan 18 20:55:07 <jow_laptop> 3.2.1
Jan 18 20:55:37 <philipp64|laptop> fine... tell me all my patches for version x.x.x will be accepted, and I'll focus on that. :-)
Jan 18 20:55:44 <jow_laptop> so unless you send a patch which covers all relevant ones of those you'll have to wait until someone finds the time and motivation to track down where it applies
Jan 18 20:56:34 <jow_laptop> I don't follow linux-netdev either so I have no idea whether those fixes are x86 specific or whether they apply alsewhere as well (ar7, lantiq?)
Jan 18 20:57:38 <philipp64|laptop> well, at the time I sent some of these in, THEY DID.
Jan 18 20:57:52 <philipp64|laptop> and in the time that they've been in the queue, 2 more linux releases came out.
Jan 18 20:58:37 <jow_laptop> so why not just switch to the linux release which incorperates them?
Jan 18 20:59:11 <philipp64|laptop> because the wireless stuff is extremely unstable for the cards that I use on newer kernels.
Jan 18 20:59:33 <philipp64|laptop> 2.6.39 has known issues which I can avoid, but 3.1 and later breaks ALL of the ath5k cards I have.
Jan 18 20:59:59 <Hauke> but the wireless driver are taken from compat wireless for all kernel versions
Jan 18 21:01:00 <philipp64|laptop> Hauke: I understand that. the problem is that the Atheros community develops on 9k cards and on 3.2 on AR71xx platforms.
Jan 18 21:01:22 <jow_laptop> Hauke: though ath5k seems to be broken on (some) brcm47xx devices as well
Jan 18 21:01:24 <philipp64|laptop> you "swim at your own risk" if you don't satisfy all 3 of those conditions.
Jan 18 21:02:54 <philipp64|laptop> I'm just trying to keep things running on a day-to-day basis. and make my effort be of some use to people that don't have time on their hands to reinvent my patches.
Jan 18 21:04:48 <philipp64|laptop> can I get 1762 committed, for instance? since Jo wants to trim the number of kernels he has to support..
Jan 18 21:06:22 <jow_laptop> the order in that patch appears to be off
Jan 18 21:22:43 <builder_> build #96 of etrax is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/etrax/builds/96
Jan 18 21:43:56 <philipp64|laptop> sorry, which order are we talking about? are you saying it doesn't apply?
Jan 18 21:48:53 <jow_laptop> the order of symbols
Jan 18 21:49:22 <jow_laptop> the first and last one do not seem to be at the right place according to alphabetical order (sans "# ")
Jan 18 22:35:00 <philipp64|laptop> jow_laptop: i placed them in the order they appear in the Kconfig file they're defined in.
Jan 18 22:43:55 <philipp64|laptop> jow_laptop: redux as 1764.
Jan 18 22:44:53 <philipp64|laptop> so what versions of the OS do the linux-atm patches need to be provided for them to be accepted? they use some skbuff functions that were added in 2.6.39 I believe.
Jan 18 23:47:02 <CIA-84> jow * r29780 /trunk/scripts/ext-toolchain.sh:
Jan 18 23:47:02 <CIA-84> [scripts] ext-toolchain.sh: add option to write .config
Jan 18 23:47:02 <CIA-84> Add a new --config option to generate a .config from a given toolchain,
Jan 18 23:47:02 <CIA-84> this allows for easy integration of external toolchains, e.g.
Jan 18 23:47:02 <CIA-84> ./scripts/ext-toolchain.sh --toolchain /opt/mips-2011.03 --cflags "-muclibc" --config atheros
Jan 18 23:47:02 <CIA-84> to setup a ready-to-compile atheros target using the external CodeSourcery toolchain.
Jan 19 00:02:48 <CIA-84> jow * r29781 /trunk/scripts/ext-toolchain.sh: [scripts] ext-toolchain.sh: fix typo
Jan 19 00:04:45 <CIA-84> jow * r29782 /trunk/scripts/ext-toolchain.sh: [scripts] ext-toolchain.sh: CONFIG_NLS -> CONFIG_BUILD_NLS
Jan 19 00:26:39 <philipp64|laptop> jow_laptop: so now that 1764 is in alphabetical order, is it good to go?
Jan 19 00:28:58 <jow_laptop> let me check
Jan 19 00:29:37 <jow_laptop> yep
Jan 19 00:30:35 <jow_laptop> was that with all kmods enabled or only some?
Jan 19 00:32:32 <CIA-84> jow * r29783 /trunk/target/linux/ (generic/config-3.2 x86/config-default):
Jan 19 00:32:32 <CIA-84> x86/config-3.2: add linux-3.2 symbols for x86
Jan 19 00:32:33 <CIA-84> The following symbols are missing for x86, in sorted order.
Jan 19 00:32:33 <CIA-84> Signed-off-by: Philip Prindeville <philipp@redfish-solutions.com>
Jan 19 00:47:49 <CIA-84> swalker * r29784 /packages/net/memcached/ (Makefile patches/100-fix_iov_max.patch): [packages] memcached: update to 1.4.11 (#10804), add missing libpthread dependency, use PKG_INSTALL, refresh patches
Jan 19 00:49:55 <jow_laptop> swalker: I am looking into crtmpserver right now, just to avoid duplicate work
Jan 19 00:51:40 <swalker> jow_laptop: compile failed on x86 for me
Jan 19 00:52:01 <jow_laptop> swalker: can you show it to me?
Jan 19 00:53:37 <swalker> jow_laptop: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=6206a2YP
Jan 19 00:54:39 <jow_laptop> swalker: ah yes, looks like you tried the first revision of the patch
Jan 19 00:54:55 <jow_laptop> there is a b revision now which includes a new patch that adds missing defines to make
Jan 19 00:55:24 * swalker refreshes
Jan 19 00:56:28 <jow_laptop> apparently upstream does not sync cmake with make
Jan 19 00:56:38 <jow_laptop> we should probably switch to cmake later
Jan 19 01:09:13 <CIA-84> jow * r29785 /packages/multimedia/crtmpserver/ (6 files in 2 dirs):
Jan 19 01:09:13 <CIA-84> [packages] crtmpserver: update to r726
Jan 19 01:09:13 <CIA-84> - Relocate libraries and shared files to /usr/lib/crtmpserver and /usr/share/crtmpserver
Jan 19 01:09:13 <CIA-84> - Add missing defines from CMake to make
Jan 19 01:09:13 <CIA-84> - Set new CCOMPILER and CXXCOMPILER variables as well
Jan 19 01:14:44 <philipp64|laptop> jow_laptop: thanks!
Jan 19 01:15:38 <CIA-84> jow * r29786 /trunk/target/linux/x86/image/ (Config.in Makefile menu.lst):
Jan 19 01:15:38 <CIA-84> Make the grub timeout configurable on x86 targets
Jan 19 01:15:38 <CIA-84> Signed-off-by: Justus Winter <4winter@informatik.uni-hamburg.de>
Jan 19 01:21:47 <CIA-84> jow * r29787 /packages/libs/curl/ (3 files in 2 dirs):
Jan 19 01:21:47 <CIA-84> curl: upgrade to 7.23.1
Jan 19 01:21:47 <CIA-84> First patch version doesn't apply to current trunk, so please try this one.
Jan 19 01:21:47 <CIA-84> Signed-off-by: Michael Heimpold <mhei@heimpold.de>
Jan 19 01:34:46 <CIA-84> jow * r29788 /trunk/package/busybox/config/networking/Config.in: [package] busybox: make CONFIG_BUSYBOX_CONFIG_FEATURE_IPV6 depend on CONFIG_IPV6
Jan 19 01:51:46 <CIA-84> jow * r29789 /trunk/package/busybox/config/networking/Config.in: [package] busybox: fix previous commit, make CONFIG_BUSYBOX_CONFIG_FEATURE_IPV6 default to CONFIG_IPV6, not depend on it
Jan 19 01:58:15 <CIA-84> jow * r29790 /trunk/target/linux/adm5120/ (router_be/config-2.6.38 router_le/config-2.6.38): [adm5120] add missing kernel symbols
Jan 19 02:28:57 <swalker> Kaloz: can you give heil commit access to the memcached & l2tpv3tun packages?
Jan 19 02:39:45 <CIA-84> jow * r29791 /packages/ (8 files in 7 dirs): (log message trimmed)
Jan 19 02:39:46 <CIA-84> upgrade baresip, restund, libre, librem to version 0.4.0
Jan 19 02:39:46 <CIA-84> Hi,
Jan 19 02:39:46 <CIA-84> this patch upgrades the following packages to v0.4.0:
Jan 19 02:39:46 <CIA-84> baresip v0.4.0 (Portable and modular SIP User-Agent with audio and video support)
Jan 19 02:39:46 <CIA-84> restund v0.4.0 (Modular STUN/TURN server)
Jan 19 02:39:47 <CIA-84> libre v0.4.0 (Generic library for real-time communications with async IO support)
Jan 19 02:39:47 <CIA-84> jow * r29792 /packages/libs/spandsp/ (Makefile patches/100-compile-fixes.patch):
Jan 19 02:39:49 <CIA-84> [packages] spandsp: every dead autoconf macro is a good autoconf macro
Jan 19 02:39:49 <CIA-84> - Remove AC_FUNC_MALLOC and AC_FUNC_REALLOC, they cause bogus rpl_* symbols
Jan 19 02:39:49 <CIA-84> - Apply autoreconf fixup to get a sane libtool
Jan 19 02:39:50 <CIA-84> - Get rid of rpath-link, this is now uneeded after latest toolchain reworks
Jan 19 02:39:50 <CIA-84> - Bump pkg revision
Jan 19 02:40:59 <CIA-84> jow * r29793 /packages/libs/re/patches/200-stdint.h.patch: [packages] re: include stdint.h to solve build failure
Jan 19 02:43:12 <jow_laptop> Really, I wonder what crackhead came up with this stupid macros
Jan 19 02:43:39 <jow_laptop> they always divert malloc calls to some undefined rpl_malloc / rpl_realloc in the cross compile case
Jan 19 02:43:44 <jow_laptop> unconditionally
Jan 19 02:44:10 <jow_laptop> and obviously nobody is hsipping an appropriate source file which contains this wrapper crap
Jan 19 02:53:43 <Chocky> haha
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