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Sep 05 06:16:45 <Chris_____> good morning
Sep 05 06:17:07 <Chris_____> I build a package which I think could be useful for other people
Sep 05 06:17:21 <Chris_____> how can I submit it in the experimental feed?
Sep 05 06:19:52 <russell--> Chris_____: post it to openwrt-devel mailing list?
Sep 05 06:20:19 <Chris_____> haven't subscriped yet
Sep 05 06:20:26 <Chris_____> is there another option?
Sep 05 06:20:44 <Chris_____> and, HOW (which format) do I submit it?
Sep 05 06:20:58 <Chris_____> shall I just create a tarball of the package?
Sep 05 06:23:35 <russell--> Chris_____: i am not an authority, but, personally, i'd use git, fork a branch, commit it to the branch and then 'git diff master <yourbranch>'
Sep 05 06:24:20 <Chris_____> uh
Sep 05 06:24:30 <Chris_____> don't lknow muc about git
Sep 05 06:24:40 <russell--> what is your package?
Sep 05 06:24:46 <Chris_____> I guess I will just send the tarball and see what happens :)
Sep 05 06:24:52 <Chris_____> on my local harddrive
Sep 05 06:25:04 <Chris_____> it not in particular my package
Sep 05 06:25:23 <Chris_____> just an extension to automatically build and install ncid from ncid.sourceforge.net
Sep 05 06:26:18 <blogic> Chris_____: we will ignore a tarball
Sep 05 06:26:26 <blogic> https://dev.openwrt.org/wiki/SubmittingPatches
Sep 05 06:26:31 <blogic> install git
Sep 05 06:26:34 <blogic> make a clean patch
Sep 05 06:26:43 <blogic> use git sned-email to submit it
Sep 05 06:26:48 <blogic> anything else wil lbe dropped
Sep 05 06:26:56 <blogic> also, we made a new release last night
Sep 05 06:27:03 <blogic> in the release not we announced some changes
Sep 05 06:27:20 <blogic> main one being that we dont plan to increase our packages feed with random stuff people send us
Sep 05 06:29:06 <russell--> you should make trac do something illuminating when creating a new ticket too ;-)
Sep 05 06:33:09 <Chris_____> ok blogic
Sep 05 06:33:20 <Chris_____> but have a look at ncid.sourceforge.net
Sep 05 06:33:39 <Chris_____> i have it running on my router and i'm using a sip phone for calls
Sep 05 06:34:04 <Chris_____> with ncid it is possible to broadcast incoming caller ids throughout the network
Sep 05 06:34:14 <Chris_____> i receive them on my pc
Sep 05 06:34:17 <Chris_____> and my tv
Sep 05 06:34:28 <Chris_____> particular, my settop box
Sep 05 06:34:54 <Chris_____> there are clients for tivo, mythtv, dreambox...
Sep 05 06:35:09 <Chris_____> you can even broadcast via samba
Sep 05 06:35:14 <Chris_____> to winx clients
Sep 05 06:35:29 <Chris_____> i consider that rather useful and not particular random stuff
Sep 05 06:35:42 <Chris_____> there is even an asterisk plugin in the works
Sep 05 06:36:11 <Chris_____> but if you don't want it, your choice I'm always happy to see who is ringing on my TV
Sep 05 06:36:30 <blogic> sure
Sep 05 06:36:43 <Chris_____> blogic I thougt the link you mentioned is rather for patches
Sep 05 06:36:44 <blogic> feel free to send it
Sep 05 06:36:46 <Chris_____> i read this
Sep 05 06:37:04 <blogic> well you want ot send a patch that adds a package
Sep 05 06:37:08 <Chris_____> its an entirely new package that i have build...
Sep 05 06:37:21 <blogic> yes
Sep 05 06:37:27 <blogic> submit a patch with the package then
Sep 05 06:37:45 <Chris_____> ok i'll try my best :)
Sep 05 06:37:47 <Chris_____> thanks
Sep 05 06:38:49 <russell--> Chris_____: you do understand how an openwrt packge works, right?  the makefile + patches?
Sep 05 06:39:04 <Chris_____> yes did all that stuff
Sep 05 06:39:10 <Chris_____> plus postinst script
Sep 05 06:39:20 <Chris_____> plus custom config optimized for openwrt
Sep 05 06:39:45 <Chris_____> thats quite straight forward thanks to the wiki
Sep 05 06:39:54 <Chris_____> unlike the submitting process :)
Sep 05 06:40:19 <russell--> git is worth learning, fwiw
Sep 05 06:40:22 <blogic> yes
Sep 05 06:40:26 <blogic> git is your friend
Sep 05 06:40:43 <blogic> Chris_____: http://patchwork.openwrt.org/patch/2597/  <--- this is an exmapl of a patch that was submitted that adds a new package
Sep 05 06:40:43 <russell--> will pay big dividends
Sep 05 06:41:17 <Chris_____> thanks !
Sep 05 06:43:08 <russell--> blogic: you should say *how* to contact the core developer team referred to in "contact a member of the core developer team", like in particular who they are, maybe point to a wiki page or something.
Sep 05 06:45:41 <blogic> russell--: no
Sep 05 06:45:52 <blogic> russell--: we leave that as an entry challenge
Sep 05 06:45:54 <russell--> lol
Sep 05 06:46:20 <blogic> i am suprised thta after waking up there were no trolls replying to the announce mail for AA
Sep 05 06:46:39 <blogic> the last AA mail got an instant troll reply
Sep 05 06:49:22 <russell--> victim-of-success
Sep 05 06:50:39 <blogic> no
Sep 05 06:50:48 <blogic> victim of the internet and its army of trolls
Sep 05 06:51:02 <blogic> ;)
Sep 05 06:57:15 <Chris_____> may I ask one more question?
Sep 05 06:57:35 <Chris_____> I can't test my postinst script from here
Sep 05 06:57:53 <Chris_____> does this look allright:: http://pastebin.com/32SGHAti
Sep 05 07:01:14 <Chris_____> (it used to work but i did some minor changes)
Sep 05 07:11:31 <blogic> Chris_____: well you reall yneed to test your stuff prior to submitting
Sep 05 07:11:32 <blogic> it
Sep 05 07:11:42 <blogic> if you dont test oit you wont know if oyu are ending working code
Sep 05 07:26:26 <xiangfu> blogic, Hi. thanks for reply email on "new package: njit8021xclient"/
Sep 05 07:26:31 <xiangfu> blogic,  and sorry for my careless on review their code.
Sep 05 07:26:35 <blogic> ;)
Sep 05 07:27:10 <xiangfu> patch v3 just sent out.
Sep 05 07:31:49 <Chris_____> blogic i have ncidd running on my router for a month now works just fine
Sep 05 09:08:13 <bigmeow> lol
Sep 05 09:09:31 <bigmeow> why git cannot use ssh , http, and https protocol, what i should do in order to build git which support ssh protocol?
Sep 05 13:58:55 <jwendell> would you guys have interest in a patch that allows the user to choose which binaries dropbear will have?
Sep 05 13:59:04 <jwendell> I'm about to start developing it
Sep 05 13:59:15 <jwendell> we don't need scp/ssh client, just the server
Sep 05 13:59:34 <jwendell> so, I can make it configurable and post the patch
Sep 05 14:00:19 <luka> jwendell: please post the patch to the mailing list then we'll see
Sep 05 14:05:08 <jwendell> ok
Sep 05 14:44:33 <KanjiMonster> jwendell: I sent a comment to your previous patch (in case you haven't noticed already ;)
Sep 05 14:45:48 <jwendell> just saw it ;)
Sep 05 15:02:54 <bigmeow> jwendell: lol, what are the Makefile in feeds/packages?
Sep 05 15:03:09 <bigmeow> luka: hi
Sep 05 15:03:49 <jwendell> bigmeow, sorry?
Sep 05 15:04:17 <bigmeow> jwendell: do you use git on openwrt?
Sep 05 15:04:21 <jwendell> yep
Sep 05 15:04:50 <bigmeow> jwendell: lol, doest it support ssh protocol?
Sep 05 15:05:22 <jwendell> I still didn't understand
Sep 05 15:05:40 <jwendell> git supports ssh
Sep 05 15:06:16 <bigmeow> jwendell: have you tried to use git to clone github repos?
Sep 05 15:06:34 <jwendell> yep
Sep 05 15:06:44 <jwendell> but what does this have to do with my patch?
Sep 05 15:07:19 <jwendell> lunch time, bbl
Sep 05 15:08:59 <bigmeow> jwendell: git cannot clone from github:(
Sep 05 15:22:53 <Alam_Lenny> what URL did you use?
Sep 05 15:29:20 <bigmeow> Alam_Lenny: url in this form: git@github.com:nickname/prjname.git
Sep 05 15:32:25 <Alam_Lenny> that will do ssh..
Sep 05 15:33:23 <Alam_Lenny> why not use git://github.com/Fnickname/prjname.git as the url?
Sep 05 15:33:32 <Alam_Lenny> heh
Sep 05 15:33:42 <Alam_Lenny> git://github.com/nickname/prjname.git
Sep 05 15:34:04 <Alam_Lenny> and set the pushurl to git@github.com:nickname/prjname.git ?
Sep 05 15:34:27 <bigmeow> Alam_Lenny: because i want to commit to github, sometimes
Sep 05 15:34:37 <bigmeow> Alam_Lenny: git:// is readonly protocol:(
Sep 05 15:34:46 <[florian]> if you want to push
Sep 05 15:34:57 <[florian]> you also need to set the github token to your config
Sep 05 15:35:02 <[florian]> and have your ssh key available for pushing
Sep 05 15:35:07 <Alam_Lenny> that why I said set pushurl to git@github.com:nickname/prjname.git
Sep 05 15:35:54 <Alam_Lenny> oh yea, the SSH key, I forget about that
Sep 05 15:35:59 <bigmeow> [florian]: i have set .ssh/id_rsa.pub to github account
Sep 05 15:36:23 <[florian]> do you also have a github section in your config?
Sep 05 15:36:32 <Alam_Lenny> and you modify ~/.gitconfig with a github section?
Sep 05 15:36:37 <bigmeow> Alam_Lenny: git:// is readonly
Sep 05 15:37:05 <[florian]> bigmeow: I have this to push to a custom repository:
Sep 05 15:37:07 <[florian]> ssh://git@github.com/ffainelli/faifa.git
Sep 05 15:37:22 <bigmeow> [florian]: a github section in config, why?
Sep 05 15:37:43 <Alam_Lenny> with an user and token for github
Sep 05 15:38:19 <bigmeow> [florian]: the url should be ssh://git@github.com/ffainelli/faifa.git
Sep 05 15:38:31 <bigmeow> :ffainelli
Sep 05 15:38:38 <[florian]> no
Sep 05 15:38:43 <[florian]> this is the read-write url
Sep 05 15:38:50 <[florian]> the read-only url is the following:
Sep 05 15:39:06 <[florian]> git://github.com/ffainelli/faifa.git
Sep 05 15:39:13 <bigmeow> [florian]: this url is not provide by github,
Sep 05 15:39:32 <bigmeow> [florian]: heh, git://github.com/ffainelli/faifa.git is provided by github
Sep 05 15:39:46 <[florian]> I just copy/pasted the one that github.com gives me :)
Sep 05 15:40:21 <bigmeow> [florian]: github don't give ssh://git@github.com/ffainelli/faifa.git
Sep 05 15:40:43 <bigmeow> [florian]: github give ssh://git@github.com:ffainelli/faifa.git
Sep 05 15:40:58 <[florian]> that's the read-write url if I read it correctly
Sep 05 15:41:06 <[florian]> or whatever, it can certainly do read-only
Sep 05 16:06:06 <bigmeow> ls
Sep 05 19:13:02 <raorn> hi
Sep 05 19:14:00 <raorn> console seems to be b0rken in x86/kvm_guest in trunk
Sep 05 19:14:21 <jow_laptop> did you switch your config from generic x86 ?
Sep 05 19:14:37 <raorn> CONFIG_TARGET_x86_kvm_guest=y
Sep 05 19:14:38 <blogic> raorn: can oyu try the bianry AA image ?
Sep 05 19:14:48 <jow_laptop> that does not answer my question
Sep 05 19:14:55 <jow_laptop> did you start out with a fresh config?
Sep 05 19:15:03 <rkreis> blogic, greetings :)
Sep 05 19:15:17 <blogic> raorn: ^
Sep 05 19:15:19 <blogic> raorn: http://downloads.openwrt.org/attitude_adjustment/12.09-beta/x86/kvm_guest/
Sep 05 19:15:33 <raorn> jow_laptop: well, not really. i updated from 7-month old trunk
Sep 05 19:15:52 <jow_laptop> then your grub console settings are probably wrong
Sep 05 19:16:09 <jow_laptop> they're defaults in menuconfig which have no effect if already preset
Sep 05 19:16:34 <raorn> console=tty0 console=ttyS0,115200
Sep 05 19:16:39 <jow_laptop> yes which is wrong
Sep 05 19:17:04 <blogic> rkreis: y0
Sep 05 19:17:29 <jow_laptop> try setting it to hvc0 in grub
Sep 05 19:17:38 <jow_laptop> s/ttyS0/hvc0/
Sep 05 19:17:48 * russell-- uses diff a lot when hacking on .config's ;-)
Sep 05 19:18:18 <raorn> jow_laptop: it was hvc0 before, changed it ti ttyS0
Sep 05 19:18:32 <jow_laptop> and still broken?
Sep 05 19:18:33 <raorn> hvc0 does not work either
Sep 05 19:18:50 <raorn> and isn't hvc0 is used in xen?
Sep 05 19:19:17 <raorn> blogic: openwrt-x86-kvm_guest-combined-ext4.img.gz does not work either
Sep 05 19:19:26 <raorn> kvm -drive file=openwrt-x86-kvm_guest-combined-ext4.img,if=virtio
Sep 05 19:21:34 <blogic> raorn: define "does not work"
Sep 05 19:22:05 <raorn> http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/528/openwrtkvm.png/
Sep 05 19:22:22 <raorn> is hit Enter and nothing happens
Sep 05 19:22:26 <raorn> *I
Sep 05 19:22:51 <CIA-100> juhosg * r33316 /trunk/target/linux/ramips/rt305x/profiles/allnet.mk:
Sep 05 19:22:51 <CIA-100> ramips: add rssileds to package set in profile for devices which got them.
Sep 05 19:22:51 <CIA-100> Signed-off-by: Daniel Golle <dgolle@allnet.de>
Sep 05 19:22:53 <CIA-100> juhosg * r33317 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/generic/profiles/allnet.mk:
Sep 05 19:22:53 <CIA-100> ar71xx: add rssileds to package set in profile for devices which got them.
Sep 05 19:22:53 <CIA-100> Signed-off-by: Daniel Golle <dgolle@allnet.de>
Sep 05 19:24:11 <jow_laptop> sight, I assumed "console seems to be b0rken" implies no output at all
Sep 05 19:24:29 <raorn> sorry. no input
Sep 05 19:25:05 <jow_laptop> try -serial stdio
Sep 05 19:25:51 <jow_laptop> or -monitor stdio
Sep 05 19:25:56 <jow_laptop> not sure which one is correct
Sep 05 19:26:00 <raorn> -serial stdio works
Sep 05 19:26:51 <CIA-100> juhosg * r33318 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/patches-3.3/136-MIPS-ath79-use-correct-fractional-dividers-for-CPU-D.patch: ar71xx: use correct fractional dividers for {CPU,DDR}_PLL on AR934x
Sep 05 19:28:58 <raorn> hm...
Sep 05 19:32:38 <raorn> ha-ha!
Sep 05 19:32:41 <raorn> CONFIG_KEYBOARD_ATKBD=y FTW!
Sep 05 19:33:18 <raorn> in target/linux/x86/kvm_guest/config-3.3
Sep 05 19:35:23 <blogic> raorn: is that missing from trunk ?
Sep 05 19:35:28 <raorn> yes
Sep 05 19:35:39 <raorn> blogic: can you commit that?
Sep 05 19:35:58 <blogic> sure
Sep 05 19:36:21 <raorn> could you, please, add threee more options?
Sep 05 19:36:24 <raorn> http://pastebin.com/53Lj0pWn
Sep 05 19:38:13 <raorn> gtg
Sep 05 19:38:33 <raorn> be back in a hour or so
Sep 05 19:38:43 <CIA-100> blogic * r33319 /trunk/target/linux/x86/kvm_guest/config-3.3: [x86] add missing kvm_guest kernel options
Sep 05 19:38:56 <blogic> raorn: done
Sep 05 19:39:15 <raorn> blogic: thanks!
Sep 05 20:01:09 <CIA-100> florian * r33320 /packages/net/faifa/Makefile: [package] faifa: update to 2011-09-02
Sep 05 20:08:44 <CIA-100> juhosg * r33321 /trunk/target/linux/ramips/files/drivers/net/ethernet/ramips/ramips_esw.c: (log message trimmed)
Sep 05 20:08:44 <CIA-100> ramips: Use doubletagging to disable ramips_esw vlan by default, it seems more reliable.
Sep 05 20:08:44 <CIA-100> Use doubletagging to disable ramips_esw vlan by default, it seems
Sep 05 20:08:44 <CIA-100> more reliable.
Sep 05 20:08:44 <CIA-100> Daniel Golle found an issue where sometimes (possibly only for
Sep 05 20:08:45 <CIA-100> RT3352) the default vlan disable method (clearing en_vlan, untag,
Sep 05 20:08:46 <CIA-100> doubletag and putting all ports into vlan 0) doesn't work and the
Sep 05 20:08:46 <CIA-100> juhosg * r33322 /trunk/target/linux/ramips/files/drivers/net/ethernet/ramips/ramips_esw.c: (log message trimmed)
Sep 05 20:08:47 <CIA-100> ramips: Add missing andmask to ramips_esw register read for recv_good value.
Sep 05 20:08:47 <CIA-100> Add missing andmask to ramips_esw register read for recv_good value.
Sep 05 20:08:48 <CIA-100> Without the mask, recv_bad leaks into the recv_good packet count.
Sep 05 20:08:48 <CIA-100> Didn't notice the bug before since you don't usually get bad
Sep 05 20:08:49 <CIA-100> packets, so I only saw it when I was playing with overlength packets
Sep 05 20:08:49 <CIA-100> earlier...
Sep 05 20:19:30 <CIA-100> florian * r33323 /trunk/target/linux/mcs814x/patches-3.3/013-ohci_workarounds.patch: [mcs814x] add some ohci workarounds to make ohci work
Sep 06 00:09:49 <CIA-100> luka * r33324 /trunk/target/linux/lantiq/base-files/etc/uci-defaults/network: lantiq: fix sx76x default uci network configuration
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