**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Feb 07 02:59:57 2019 Feb 07 05:59:56 eh, am I going mad? don't see dnsmasq in packages for 18.06.2 Feb 07 06:00:25 yup nm, mad Feb 07 06:01:01 its okay Feb 07 06:20:02 any word on 19.01 freeze? :) Feb 07 06:20:23 still working on 4.19 patchsets? Feb 07 06:31:42 i dont think most targets are on 4.19 already Feb 07 07:37:23 35 targets on 4.14, 11 targets has 4.19 support Feb 07 09:05:11 4.19 is not relevant for 19.01 Feb 07 09:19:53 What kernel is 19.01 using? Feb 07 09:20:01 out of curiosity Feb 07 09:21:57 4.14 only Feb 07 10:19:04 Hauke: hi, do you still have some ssb SoC brcm47xx devices? Feb 07 10:20:04 i'm looking for someone with BCM4705 or BCM5352E hw willing to test an image for me Feb 07 10:26:33 rmilecki: yes I have some BCM4705 devices Feb 07 10:26:46 BCM5352E is the external switch? Feb 07 10:27:36 BCM5352E seems to be some rare SoC Feb 07 10:28:10 or not that rare ;) Feb 07 10:29:03 I am currently traveling, will be home next week again and then I can test something for you, I am sure I have some BCM4705 devices this is the SoC with the MAC supported by tg3 Feb 07 10:30:28 I do not know if I still have some BCM5352E devices Feb 07 10:31:04 I have a WRT54GS version 2 with the previous generation Feb 07 10:31:36 WRT54GS V2 is BCM4712, I tested that already :) Feb 07 10:31:48 Hauke: ok, i'll ping you ned week, thanks Feb 07 10:31:59 ok Feb 07 10:32:42 I have no device with an EXTIF core Feb 07 10:38:10 if someone is interested --> kernel bumps pushed to my staging Feb 07 10:49:36 oh my, 16 MiB is *NOT* enough to run anything Feb 07 10:49:41 (16 MiB RAM) Feb 07 10:49:49 even without wireless it's unstable Feb 07 10:50:28 sooner or later serial console stops accepting my input and later I see [ 207.532284] bcm47xx_wdt: Watchdog will fire soon!!! Feb 07 10:51:05 I wonder how they worked years before Feb 07 10:59:52 Hi all, I've noticed that the kernel user headers are installed to a directory at LINUX_KERNEL/user_headers. I was wondering where that is added the preprocess/compiler include path? I can't see another reference to it in /include directory Feb 07 11:00:08 and does it every get installed to the toolchains sysroot directory? thanks in advance Feb 07 11:12:53 really that 16 MiB RAM doesn't seem enough to run Ethernet network Feb 07 11:30:38 Avengence would disagree :P Feb 07 11:37:08 rmilecki: 5325e is just a switch chip you can find on many older devices (bcm47xx and bcm63xx) - do you mean 4705 *and* 5325e? ;) Feb 07 11:52:08 KanjiMonster: 5325E != 5352E Feb 07 11:52:28 ah Feb 07 11:52:29 too many chipsets ;) Feb 07 11:52:32 yeah Feb 07 11:53:47 KanjiMonster: my problem with hacking on IMAGES:= to do that uboot cruft I was trying yesterday was because I didn't have either ext4 _or_ squashfs disk images selected, only the ramdisk. Feb 07 11:54:13 the ARTIFACTS stuff from ynezz works just fine, though things like IMAGE_ROOTFS variables aren't defined anymore, but this works for me now :) Feb 07 11:55:59 karlp: note that ramdisk images' rootfs contents are slightly different, their init is https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/blob/master/target/linux/generic/other-files/init (to make the system aware of it) Feb 07 11:56:18 yeah, that's ok. Feb 07 11:56:54 iirc, I wanted to do this split so I could use the rootfs ramdisk from openwrt, with an external kernel, because it was easier than making external kernel work within openwrt (for what I was doing) Feb 07 12:00:07 ynezz: ping Feb 07 12:01:05 xback: hi Feb 07 12:02:01 ynezz: Hi there :) --> https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/staging/xback.git;a=commit;h=6a0caf0cd27becae868941657ee6037a7b108270 Feb 07 12:02:08 agreed? Feb 07 12:02:20 How is it that an 18.06.2 image for the ramips mt76x8 based TP-Link MR3020v3 does not appear listed at http://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/18.06.2/targets/ramips/mt76x8/ A snapshot image exists - http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/targets/ramips/mt76x8/ Feb 07 12:03:21 xback: yes, looks fine, but I'm just wondering about the remaining symbols Feb 07 12:03:49 ynezz: i would treat this one separatly as it's a Rename. not an addition Feb 07 12:03:55 hence the separate commit Feb 07 12:03:59 ah, ok Feb 07 12:04:04 lets hunt for others later on Feb 07 12:04:19 feel free to provide me your Report-by or SoB tag. your choice Feb 07 12:04:54 nah, it's fine as it is, don't waste more time on this Feb 07 12:07:00 ynezz: pushed to master Feb 07 12:08:58 thanks, just building your staging from scratch now and will check that on my bullet m2 Feb 07 12:10:17 ynezz: ok. thanks. If it runs fine, please let me know so I can add your tested-by tag on the kernel bump in-use Feb 07 12:11:37 ynezz: is the bulletm2 ath79 based? Feb 07 12:14:16 yes Feb 07 12:15:03 please let me know if the altered tx queue hang patch works properly Feb 07 12:29:10 i don't know too much about memory in Linux Feb 07 12:29:16 can someone tell me when copy_to_user_page() is used? Feb 07 12:29:26 what to do in user space to trigger copy_to_user_page() ? Feb 07 12:33:29 seems like it's for ptrace Feb 07 12:35:22 ok, anyone has an idea what uses ptrace()? except for a heavy gdb? Feb 07 12:35:33 some simple software I can install? Feb 07 12:49:19 xback: seems to be ok Feb 07 13:04:58 ynezz: you were right :) Feb 07 13:05:00 thanks! Feb 07 13:14:53 ynezz: thanks. including the tx queue stall patch? Feb 07 13:17:22 xback: yes Feb 07 13:20:41 ynezz: Tx queue stall pushed to master. thanks for discovering this! Feb 07 13:32:56 greetings Feb 07 13:33:55 yesterday i updated my router from 14.something to 18.06.2 via sysupgrade and everything still works! Feb 07 13:34:08 nice Feb 07 13:34:25 thanks for adding an entry to your blog. Feb 07 13:34:49 ? Feb 07 13:58:22 whowever messaged me, I'm here-ish now Feb 07 14:10:45 greearb__: according to my scrollback, you already responded to your last ping, from xback Feb 07 14:10:58 ahh, thanks Feb 07 15:20:44 hi everyone, i dare to ask the same question again regarding libnfc in openwrt releases after R15. why it the library gone? could it come back with it's tools. Feb 07 15:23:35 "r15" ? Feb 07 15:23:54 libnfc: Moved to packages-abandoned - needs MAINTAINER Feb 07 15:24:02 just resubmit it and say you'll maintain it. Feb 07 15:24:04 no big deal Feb 07 15:24:25 or just enable the packages abanded feed and add it again yourself Feb 07 15:25:34 they haven't managed a release ince 1.7.1 in feb 2014 though, so pretty awesome project :) Feb 07 15:27:14 thanks Karlp Feb 07 15:28:23 I'm gonna look at what maintaining a package means in the openwrt community :) Feb 07 15:30:37 @karlp thanks again Feb 07 16:12:46 I'm trying to use an external toolchain and external kernel to build packages using OpenWRT. It works great for non kernel modules Feb 07 16:13:13 however for kernel modules it appears that stdinc is not working? In that it is still looking up the toolchains sysroot for headers when building the kernel module Feb 07 16:14:56 I've used V=1 when building the kernel module and can see -nostdinc is specfiied. Yet the problem persists. If I try build the kernel module outside of OpenWRT it works. I've tried to dump the enviroment variables in the kernel modules KBuild and the only one that has paths to the toolchain sysroot is CXXFLAGS which I assume is fine. Is there anything special OpenWRT is doing that could be causing the toolchains sysroot Feb 07 18:20:03 Hello, I have noticed that many of the new comunnity packages are not merged. One of there is even 20 days old maybe more and it may seem like nobody cares about it. e.g. https://github.com/openwrt/packages/pull/7754 Feb 07 18:45:06 Hi, im trying to Build a new lantiq Vdsl-mei driver with vr11 included. I always get a ifxos_print.h missing error. anybody knows whats wrong? Im using the same configure flags as the acual vdsl-mei-driver from the openwrt repo Feb 07 18:45:08 Thanks Feb 07 18:47:29 https://github.com/blocktrron/vrx518-mei as Source Feb 07 18:56:01 Any suggestions for extracting the dtb content of a kernel image? https://github.com/PabloCastellano/extract-dtb didn't immediately seem helpful Feb 07 18:56:30 (Vendor image, so I don't have the intermediates right now) Feb 07 18:58:08 (Trying to build from GPL drop -- crossing fingers, but not holding out much hope) Feb 07 19:04:06 Yep, of course, "arm-openwrt-linux-uclibcgnueabi-gcc: No such file or directory ; Is your PATH set correctly?" Feb 07 19:04:31 Well, if you configured your Makefile properly, it would have been!!!! Feb 07 19:28:16 FFS -- "no such file" potentially from arm-openwrt-linux-uclibcgnueabi-gcc: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib/ld-linux.so.2, for GNU/Linux 2.6.24 Feb 07 19:28:50 OK, time for a VM with "ubuntu 12.04 LTS desktop edition (32 bit)" :( Feb 07 19:31:15 jeffsf_: won't installing multilib stuff in your 64 bit vm help? Feb 07 19:32:33 I'm on a real machine, which I try hard not to screw up. Not that hard to spin up a VM if I can find an archive of that release. Feb 07 19:32:39 Otherwise a great idea! Feb 07 19:34:03 Bingo http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/precise/ Feb 07 19:35:16 oh well i have all kinds of stuff my desktop :P Feb 07 19:35:39 well, upstream distro toolchains at least, prober debs Feb 07 20:10:50 *yawn* Feb 07 20:17:11 Anybody an idea please? Feb 07 20:17:24 mm__: On? Feb 07 20:17:43 7:45 PM Hi, im trying to Build a new lantiq Vdsl-mei driver with vr11 included. I always get a ifxos_print.h missing error. anybody knows whats wrong? Im using the same configure flags as the acual vdsl-mei-driver from the openwrt repo Feb 07 20:29:42 mm__: lets chat tomorrow Feb 07 20:30:21 mm__: its coz you are building against stock vs ltq kernel Feb 07 20:30:47 mm__: or ltq_ifxos/ needs a bump Feb 07 21:14:31 Watching verbose compile of Linksys GPL sources go by is putting me to sleep Feb 07 21:15:17 Build environment may be sane, as it keeps reminding me, but I may not be soon Feb 07 21:22:08 At least it's building -- so many of those drops are close to useless Feb 07 21:24:12 jeffsf, which version of which model are you building? Feb 07 21:25:25 EA8300 Feb 07 21:26:23 BAH, it died -- need to figure out how to just build the kernel... Feb 07 21:27:01 good luck man! Feb 07 21:28:51 Yeah, just trying to get the OEM's DTB to whip into acceptable shape Feb 07 23:09:01 Bah, after all that the Linksys "just make" process doesn't bother with the kernel Feb 08 00:59:26 so, unmodified rebuilds in an ubuntu vm are faster than in my fedora native. will compare the configs again tomorrow Feb 08 00:59:47 rebuilds in the vm are ~30s vs ~3min natively on fedora Feb 08 02:04:51 G'nite all, wherever you might be **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Feb 08 02:59:56 2019