**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed May 22 03:02:00 2019 May 22 03:06:07 cpe:/a:perl:perl is in the fallback hardcoded cpeid list since the perl Makefile doesn't have define PKG_CPE_ID but the uscan scripts only care about source/upstream packages May 22 07:20:55 stintel: yeah kind of expected as it simply bundles the host executables which happen to be ppc ones in this case May 22 07:21:25 stintel: to solve that we'd need to introduce some kind of ppc to x86 cross compilation as well May 22 07:26:22 stintel: I guess phase2 would be good for now. Maybe we can rework the build logic to skip building IB and SDK on !x86 May 22 10:36:39 * karlp prenteds to be upset about not having prebuilt binaries for IB and SDK on May 22 11:01:02 If I am building a bin for a dumb AP can I remove iptables and ip6tables? May 22 11:01:28 Tapper: May 22 11:01:30 yes* May 22 11:01:35 I already removed the firewall and dnsmasq May 22 11:01:44 thanks May 22 11:02:03 I don't have either of those on my dump AP builds either :) May 22 11:06:05 I wish in make menuconfig there was a recipes selector! where you could select standard with luci, standard with out luci, dumb AP build with luci or dumb AP with out luci. May 22 11:06:54 you can make a .config stub file for that if you like, but everyone's list of what to include is different. May 22 11:07:05 you can even make virtual packages that +selects everything you want. May 22 11:12:01 karlp I am not that good mate I just make menuconfig then make lol May 22 11:18:54 Hi stintel what are your APs c7s? May 22 11:19:31 nope. 2x D-Link DAP-2695 and 1x Unifi AP AC Pro May 22 11:21:45 stintel ok I was going to ask about your .config but never mind May 22 11:22:12 PoE-PD APs only for me :) May 22 11:44:24 jow: p2 also doesn't work, it uses the x86 SDK :) May 22 11:47:01 oh well, too bad May 22 11:51:31 ./fix-libmath_h: line 1: ed: command not found May 22 11:53:01 dedeckeh: the bc bump breaks on boxes without ed. I guess we should revert it for now? May 22 11:56:18 other option is to take gentoo's patch: https://github.com/gentoo/gentoo/blob/master/sys-devel/bc/files/bc-1.07.1-no-ed-its-sed.patch May 22 12:05:26 stintel: oh yeah, of course... - we need to think of something else then May 22 12:56:01 stintel:I will revert it for now May 22 13:19:15 Hi guys and girls, hope I'm not breaking any guidelines. I'm having a issue with getting my build to use gcc 8.3.0 and binutils 2.32 even though it looks like its supported when when I had a read through the git repo. Am I doing this wrong by adding a the .config options later? CONFIG_BINUTILS_VERSION_2_32=y CONFIG_BINUTILS_VERSION="2.32" CONFIG_GCC_VERSION_8_3_0=y CONFIG_GCC_VERSION="8.3.0" May 22 13:21:37 "make defconfig" just removes it after I "cat options >> .config" May 22 13:26:38 pheoxy: you should change these options through menuconfig, iirc the toolchain version overrides depend on other options which must be enabled first May 22 13:29:18 Ok, what tree are the options under from menuconfig? May 22 13:35:17 pheoxy: advanced options for developers -> toolchain options iirc May 22 13:37:04 Lots of options to go through so thanks for finding it. I’ll give it a go then ;) May 22 13:56:55 in package/utils/e2fsprogs/Makefile, I'm confused by the difference between PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS on the DEPENDS variable in Package/e2fsprogs May 22 13:57:25 PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS:=util-linux e2fsprogs/host May 22 13:57:33 DEPENDS:=+libuuid +libext2fs May 22 13:57:49 the libuuid package is provided by util-linux, so why is it necessary to include util-linux in PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS ? May 22 16:44:12 kos_tom: PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS specifies build-time dependencies. DEPENDS specifies runtime dependencies. Unlike Buildroot, the OpenWrt build environment generates packages that may be installed after image generation by opkg, so there is a distinction between (build|run)time deps. May 22 17:24:27 agb: kos_tom: DEPENDS are both build and runtime dependencies, PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS is build time only - having util-linux in the PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS might be a remnant of earlier times where DEPENDS might have not been automatically a build time dependency. Not sure about OpenWrt at that time May 22 17:26:14 KanjiMonster: thanks for the correction. admittedly I haven't been active with the project lately so most of my knowledge is from "earlier times" :-) May 22 17:28:06 the util-linux pkg_build_depends line was added in 2012 - things might have been different then May 22 18:56:01 agb: how do you know I'm a Buildroot guy ? :-) May 22 18:56:27 agb: so PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS contains a list of "source" packages, while DEPENDS contains a list of "binary" packages ? May 22 18:59:08 Hey so i guess I just figgured out why my quantenna driver isn't working for the R7500v1, it depends on the Qualcomm Atheros NSS driver. May 22 18:59:37 been a while so i'd forgotten what was causing the issue May 22 19:00:08 do we have any support for that atm or do i need to rework the driver to not depend on that. May 22 19:03:24 ILOVEPIE: the upstream qtnfmac should support the wifi of the r7500v1, have you tried that? May 22 19:04:12 no that's for a later quantenna card, it doesn't work with it. May 22 19:04:49 support for the older qsr1000/2000 chips was actually added later, I also just recently found out about that May 22 19:06:39 you sure it works on the qts1k PCIE cards? May 22 19:10:59 IIRC its a qsr1000 May 22 19:13:54 ILOVEPIE: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=e401fa25cfa23df8b17960a656ff11f49facae84 is the commit adding support support for it, or rather the family of chips ("topaz") May 22 19:16:57 there's multiple configurations for the topaz chips, not sure if the linux driver supports the configuration of the R7500v1 but ill have to try it. May 22 19:17:09 will be a while before i get a chance May 22 19:36:58 kos_tom: your statement regarding PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS -> source and DEPENDS -> binary was what I was thinking, but KanjiMonster indicated it may be more nuanced than that. May 22 19:37:47 kos_tom: regarding your association with buildroot, I am in #buildroot also :-) May 22 19:45:06 kos_tom: agb: PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS is for stuff you only need during the build, but not for the final runtime (e.g. you need some host tools, or you statically link in the library); DEPENDS is for stuff you both need during the build and during runtime (dynamic libs to link against), or stuff you need during runing runtime (external binaries you call, script interpreters, firmware packages) May 22 20:21:00 I'm confused by firewall3..again. I want to have a rule that drops any packets from a wan source address that appears in an ipset. May 22 20:22:46 e.g. https://pastebin.com/uWRy5m2T May 22 20:25:20 now this works, except for any port forwards which still get through. e.g. https://pastebin.com/YTqZxFnD May 22 20:25:38 and I don't understand why or more importantly how to prevent. May 22 20:37:30 think I get it now. Need the rule twice - one to block to local device input, and one to block forward - don't think I can do both tasks in one rule. May 22 21:01:46 stintel: can you look at https://github.com/openwrt/packages/pull/8934 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu May 23 03:00:36 2019