**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Oct 22 03:00:00 2012 Oct 22 04:35:07 nbd: with packages and batman-adv feeds, on my couple year old i7, CONFIG_ALL=y, x86-alix2: make -j8 BUILD_LOG=1 IGNORE_ERRORS=m V=99 49987.41s user 3221.59s system 484% cpu 3:03:02.05 total Oct 22 05:27:39 russell--: with or without ccache ? Oct 22 05:54:40 without Oct 22 05:55:29 model name : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67GHz Oct 22 05:55:45 with 24gig of DDR3 Oct 22 05:57:46 still a nice time Oct 22 05:57:54 ls Oct 22 08:25:31 dwmw2_gone: ping Oct 22 08:25:48 dwmw2_gone: http://pastebin.com/EimnyQcH something like that ? Oct 22 08:29:21 dwmw2_gone: no idea how long to wait here 200ms looks sort of sane to me ?! Oct 22 09:24:04 what does IGNORE_ERRORS=m do? Oct 22 09:25:46 it karlp ignores errors for packages during a build Oct 22 09:25:51 say you do a full build Oct 22 09:25:58 it will abort if it a package fails Oct 22 09:26:07 that flag makes it not abort Oct 22 09:26:51 fair enough Oct 22 09:26:58 hadn't seen that documented anywhere :) Oct 22 11:59:11 hi i need to use LinuxPam for development its marked as broken. there is no planned fix it soon? Oct 22 12:11:00 FreeArtMan: unless somebody submits a patch, unlikely it will get fixed soon Oct 22 12:11:03 nothing uses it and nobody maintains it Oct 22 12:11:09 so no, not planned to fix it soon Oct 22 12:35:51 ok thx Oct 22 12:41:10 i have such task on my job. port LinuxPAM to OpenWRT. i will try do it. Oct 22 13:34:38 Who do I talk to about getting commit access for a package again? thepeople? Oct 22 13:36:14 <[florian]> Kaloz preferably Oct 22 13:38:30 [florian]: ta Oct 22 14:48:56 any idea where this is coming from: Oct 22 14:48:56 start.S: Assembler messages: Oct 22 14:48:56 start.S:399: Error: undefined symbol `L0' in operation Oct 22 15:20:48 stintel: with weird errors like this, context is important Oct 22 15:34:20 nbd: http://pastebin.com/BSyX8Ypx Oct 22 15:34:35 nbd: build system is CentOS 6.3, x86_64 Oct 22 15:34:57 oh, grub-legacy acting up again Oct 22 15:35:17 i'd recommend disabling it and using grub2 Oct 22 15:35:27 even in attitude_adjustment ? Oct 22 15:35:31 yes Oct 22 15:36:14 let's see Oct 22 15:36:50 you need to also disable grub in the package selection after selecting grub2 under "Target images" Oct 22 15:36:58 otherwise it'll try to compile it again Oct 22 15:52:27 nbd: http://patchwork.openwrt.org/patch/2798/ Oct 22 15:54:07 nbd: you mentioned the tl-mr3020, but i'm curious: is the tl-mr3040 different in any way at all hardwarewise besides the battery? Oct 22 16:03:53 russell--: thx, i'll take care of it Oct 22 16:03:59 DonkeyHotei: no idea. i only have the 3020, not the 3040 Oct 22 16:05:50 3020 could still be useful on road trips with a 12V-to-usb plug Oct 22 16:06:31 last time, i had to put dd-wrt (ugh) on the wrt350n-v1 Oct 22 16:06:45 russell--: committed Oct 22 16:06:48 and plug it in through an inverter Oct 22 16:42:05 [florian]: any news about gpio? Oct 22 16:42:30 <[florian]> DonkeyHotei: I have some stuff to test during the week Oct 22 16:42:36 ok Oct 22 16:43:04 it would be a damn miracle if we could suddenly have a 1350A driver Oct 22 16:43:45 btw, the wan won't pick up a mac address on the speedport for no apparent reason Oct 22 16:45:26 nbd: thanks! Oct 22 16:46:20 people wanting to sysupgrade from earlier to a grub2 will need to hand patch that file Oct 22 16:48:01 yeah Oct 22 16:48:31 nbd: any progress on netifd? Oct 22 16:48:47 no Oct 22 16:49:26 given that this only happens in rare configurations, other things have higher priority right now Oct 22 16:49:39 ok Oct 22 19:49:25 in a buildroot Makefile, how do you deselect a package? That is, can you DEPENDS:= !FOO? I have a meta-package that would like to de-select a few things, like PPP and firewall, etc. Oct 22 19:49:52 negative depends would only cause your package to not show up Oct 22 19:50:13 I don't think there's a way to forcibly deselect stuff Oct 22 19:50:23 :-( Oct 22 20:00:10 you can have it conflict stuff so that it can't be selected while other things are selected, but as jow_laptop says, that just hides it when they are afaik Oct 22 20:24:31 how does defconfig work? Oct 22 20:25:44 make defconfig Oct 22 20:25:49 hmm. Oct 22 20:31:40 you prime the config with a few symbols and defconfig fills the rest Oct 22 20:31:46 with defaults Oct 22 20:32:36 e.g. echo CONFIG_ar71xx=y > .config; echo CONFIG_PACKAGE_ppp=n >> .config; make defconfig Oct 22 20:33:08 the output of ./scripts/diffconfig.sh is a good preset for a minimal defconfig file Oct 22 20:33:38 it will only list what diverges from the defaults (like ppp being deselected etc.) Oct 22 21:07:22 jow_laptop: is there anything smaller then curl that I can POST with? Oct 22 21:07:44 silly modem doesn't have telnet, only webui Oct 22 21:09:14 Weedy_lappy: don't think so, maybe with netcat, but the encoding of data can be a pain in shell Oct 22 21:10:46 curl --data 'BUTTON_INPUT=Reset+All+Defaults' Oct 22 21:10:59 i think i'm ok with encoding Oct 22 21:11:57 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3135307/send-post-request-with-netcat Oct 22 21:12:05 just found that Oct 22 21:12:41 http://wireless.subsignal.org/index.php?title=Code-Schnipsel_POST-Daten_mit_netcat Oct 22 21:13:11 oh, I need to file a real bug report Oct 22 21:13:28 but do any of you have a dir-615c1? Oct 22 21:14:46 ignoring the fact dlink changed the firmware fingerprint, nothing past 8.09.2 is accepted Oct 22 21:15:01 which was really fun to figure out Oct 22 21:31:11 I know relations between Sixxs and Openwrt are pretty poor atm, but is there a plan for the backfire aiccu users that will be upgrading to AA? A wiki entry perhaps? Oct 22 21:47:06 according to sixxs it is enough to start aiccu and everything should work Oct 22 21:47:15 so stick it into rc.local Oct 22 21:47:21 if it does not work, ask them Oct 22 21:48:02 if your ip changes, ssh into the router and start it again Oct 22 21:48:06 jow_laptop: I know, I have done that and it works fine, but it would be an idea to create a release note about this or something on the wiki. Oct 22 21:48:49 why? just stick to their documentation. We're too stupid to handle Oct 22 21:48:50 Or leave it as an exercise for the reader? Oct 22 21:48:53 it Oct 22 21:49:38 I'm not going to advertise any init/ hotplug / redial scripts of any sort Oct 22 21:49:48 if you want to make a wiki note, feel free Oct 22 21:51:34 Well it's mainly to get rid of this outdated information. http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/aiccu Oct 22 21:52:29 I'll add a basic rc.local information. Oct 22 22:12:11 jow_laptop: Is that ok? http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/aiccu Oct 22 22:25:03 i think i can use make defconfig to do my deselections, not sure i can use it in a target agnostic way though Oct 22 22:37:12 jow_laptop: I have a feature/enhancement id like to see with LuCI :) Oct 22 22:38:37 a general 'upload' file(s) Oct 22 22:38:55 and a file manager to go with it. :) Oct 22 22:43:13 jow_laptop: id like to code it. any suggestions? i could use some of the source from the system upgrade function in luci Oct 22 23:00:26 jmccrohan: looks good Oct 22 23:54:36 jow_laptop: when making a change in trunk/target/linux/brcm47xx/base-files/etc/init.d/netconfig Oct 22 23:55:20 whats the correct way to make a patch for submission? Oct 22 23:55:56 make package/base-files QUILT=1 ? Oct 22 23:57:25 svn diff trunk/target/linux/brcm47xx/base-files/etc/init.d/netconfig Oct 22 23:57:29 I dont have to use quilt in this case do i? Oct 22 23:57:36 ah thanks Oct 22 23:57:58 i remember you teaching me how to do kernel patches before. Oct 22 23:58:11 That dont apply here i see now Oct 23 01:09:36 when are they goin fix CIAbot :D Oct 23 01:15:41 in my dmesg i get this "[ 0.000000] can not parse nvram name (null)boardnum(null) with value 04FN54702513_SD_C-06 got -22" Oct 23 01:21:05 I think i know why Oct 23 01:21:22 in a patch i see nvram_read_u16 Oct 23 01:23:30 so u16 probably means under 16 Oct 23 01:35:29 Probing device eth0: Invalid phy address (5) Oct 23 01:35:29 [ 10.508000] roboswitch: Probing device eth1: error while accessing MII phy registers with ioctls Oct 23 01:35:35 :/ Oct 23 01:37:01 Probably explains alot on this device lo Oct 23 01:37:57 b44 ssb0:0: eth0: powering down PHY Oct 23 01:37:57 [ 271.820000] b44 ssb0:0: eth0: Link is up at 10 Mbps, half duplex Oct 23 01:37:57 [ 271.820000] b44 ssb0:0: eth0: Flow control is off for TX and off for RX Oct 23 01:38:06 ^_^ Oct 23 02:17:54 looks like jffs2 images on brcm47xx target wont generate Oct 23 02:18:27 just use squashfs Oct 23 02:18:50 I am lol just wanted to point out the defect Oct 23 02:19:40 fread failure or file "/home/will/OpenWRT/trunk-nas-10.22.12/build_dir/linux-brcm47xx/root.jffs2-64k" too large Oct 23 02:20:26 * RealOpty_Laptop edits target/br47xx/image/makefile **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Oct 23 03:00:00 2012