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Dec 23 11:00:49 <OpenWrt-Commits> nbd r34872 trunk/package/busybox/patches/260-vconfig_proc.patch
Dec 23 11:00:49 <OpenWrt-Commits> busybox: (vconfig) do not attempt to open /proc/net/vlan/config for no good reason (fixes #12663)
Dec 23 17:11:59 <dkostousov> 4ping
Dec 23 17:41:20 <dkostousov> ping
Dec 23 17:49:12 <russell--> KanjiMonster: after replacing the rb493g hardware and building a new rev (r34577) on Dec 11, the replacement just did its eth0 disappearing trick again this morning (twice, about 8 hours apart)
Dec 23 17:50:49 <_trine> russell--, I used to have an eth1 disappearing on my wndr3700
Dec 23 17:51:00 <_trine> it went on for months
Dec 23 17:51:29 <russell--> ar8316 switch (or similar)?
Dec 23 17:51:45 <_trine> then I rebooted my managed switch and after that it never happened again,, absolutely no idea why this should happen though
Dec 23 17:52:25 <_trine> I have a separated tp-link sg 3424 managed switch
Dec 23 17:53:21 <russell--> logs show the interface retrains (to 10Mbps/Half duplex then back to 1000Mbps/Full duplex) right before it stops working ... it does the same thing at other times and continues working.
Dec 23 17:53:54 <russell--> so, maybe not even related, but no other clues
Dec 23 17:54:20 * russell-- has a cronjob that checks to see that ip addrs on the other side of the switch are reachable and reboots if they aren't
Dec 23 17:55:54 <_trine> I kept getting disconnected and when I checked it was always because eth1 had gone
Dec 23 17:56:31 <_trine> but since rebooting the totally separate switch it has not happened since and that was many months ago now
Dec 23 17:57:05 * russell-- has no such switches in the picture
Dec 23 17:57:23 <_trine> i just thought it was worth mentioning
Dec 23 17:57:36 <russell--> three seperate ethernet runs leave the 4 external ports and run straight to devices outside
Dec 23 17:57:54 <russell--> _trine: yes, thanks
Dec 23 17:58:06 * russell-- appreciates any potential clues
Dec 23 18:01:20 * russell-- wonders if maybe it's some kind of static discharge ... we don't get lightning here though, so it seems unlikely
Dec 23 18:23:43 <OpenWrt-Commits> cyrus r34873 trunk/package/network/ ipv6/ipv6-support/Makefile ipv6/ipv6-support/files/support.sh * ipv6-support: Fix default RA settings for dnsmasq
Dec 23 18:54:30 <OpenWrt-Commits> kaloz r34874 trunk/target/linux/ cns3xxx/files/arch/arm/mach-cns3xxx/laguna.c cns3xxx/patches-3.3/097-l2x0_cmdline_disable.patch * [cns3xxx]: add nol2x0 cmdline to disable l2x0 cache
Dec 23 20:41:31 <dkostousov> I flashed DLink DIR-615k2 with latest trunk.
Dec 23 20:41:36 <dkostousov> boot fails with multiple messages "No supported flash found"
Dec 23 20:41:40 <dkostousov> Full boot output http://pastebin.com/DtvES28e
Dec 23 20:41:47 <dkostousov> What can I do to make openwrt supports the router?
Dec 23 21:29:02 <stappers> dkostousov: AFAIK is the error you have: '[    0.816000] VFS: Cannot open root device "mtdblock2" or unknown-block(0,0): error -6'
Dec 23 21:30:03 <dkostousov> stappers: hmm... I think the problem was at [    0.084000] No supported flash found
Dec 23 21:31:03 <dkostousov> I posted some info about DIR-615 k2 at https://kst-d.net/wiki/dir-615-k2
Dec 23 21:34:31 <stappers> dkostousov: You could be right, there is also '[    0.000000] No supported flash found'
Dec 23 21:41:40 <stappers> dkostousov: have you "memory map" of the original DIR615-K2?
Dec 23 21:50:41 * stappers was reading http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/d-link/dir-615
Dec 23 21:53:47 <_trine> stappers, the k2 is broadcom and the earlier version were atheros
Dec 23 21:57:33 <stappers> Ha, found it.
Dec 23 21:58:16 <stappers> dkostousov: with "memory map" I do mean 'Flash Layout' as in http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/techref/flash.layout
Dec 23 21:58:59 <_trine> stappers, dkostousov has gone to bed
Dec 23 22:00:04 <stappers> dkostousov is a wise man
Dec 23 22:00:24 <_trine> its very late where he is
Dec 23 22:02:16 <stappers> _trine: according  http://pastebin.com/DtvES28e is dkostousov using a  bcm47xx
Dec 23 22:02:36 <_trine> yes thats what I said
Dec 23 22:03:06 <stappers> :-)
Dec 23 22:03:10 <_trine> but the code he flashed would have been for an atheros chipset I would think
Dec 23 22:03:51 <_trine> I told him it would be better to get an atheros router
Dec 23 22:09:46 <stappers> dkostousov: according your https://kst-d.net/wiki/dir-615-k2 has DIR615-K2 CPU: BCM53572 rev 1 at 300 MHz
Dec 23 22:11:44 <stappers> dkostousov: your http://pastebin.com/DtvES28e says 'bcm47xx: using bcma bus'
Dec 23 22:12:26 <stappers> dkostousov: that could be the reason for '[    0.000000] bus0: Unsupported ST serial flash (id: 0x15, id2: 0x15)'
Dec 23 22:13:08 <stappers> FWIW is is 23:12 in my timezone, I go to sleep
Dec 23 22:18:07 <_trine> good night
Dec 23 22:19:36 <OpenWrt-Commits> jow r34875 trunk/package/base-files/files/bin/ipcalc.sh * base-files: ipcalc.sh: fix broken calculations on 64bit systems
Dec 23 22:19:55 <woglinde> so now only waiting for my Buffalo WBMR-HP-G300H to arrive
Dec 23 22:20:10 <woglinde> than we can see if the fax stuff really works
Dec 23 22:56:09 * swalker wonders if the wndr3700v4 is just a wndr4300 with a 2 stream 5ghz radio like the tl-wdr{3600,4300}
Dec 23 23:05:06 <swalker> updated openwrt/upstream, https://home.comcast.net/~sdwalker/uscan/index.html
Dec 23 23:19:28 <jow_laptop> swalker: just fixed the bootstrap css issues, thanks
Dec 23 23:28:43 <russell--> swalker: that would be my guess too, mostly curious about amount of ram in the wndr3700v4
Dec 24 00:17:01 <swalker> russell--: https://secure.dd-wrt.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=723928 has the bootlog - Memory: 126392k/131072k available (2589k kernel code, 4508k reserved, 490k data, 156k init, 0k highmem)
Dec 24 00:39:29 <russell--> nice
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