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Sep 08 07:29:37 <ecloud> I'm trying to figure out how to build binaries for a ramips device; got the SDK
Sep 08 07:29:52 <ecloud> scripts/feeds update -a gives me errors
Sep 08 07:30:04 <ecloud> .find.bin: loadlocale.c:129: _nl_intern_locale_data: Assertion `cnt < (sizeof (_nl_value_type_LC_TIME) / sizeof (_nl_value_type_LC_TIME[0]))' failed.
Sep 08 07:30:36 <ecloud> so all the index files are empty
Sep 08 07:36:08 <ecloud> I have the 18.06.1 SDK because I haven't upgraded to 18.06.2 yet on the board, and also because there is no 18.06.2 SDK for rt305x (yet?)
Sep 08 08:00:26 <aep> does anyone know a quicker way to test dts patches? recompiling the entire kernel everytime to find another unhelpful "syntax error" takes forever
Sep 08 09:15:42 <rmilecki> aep: modify .dts in the build_dir
Sep 08 09:16:35 <rmilecki> for arm: ls build_dir/target-*/linux-*/linux-*/arch/arm/boot/dts/
Sep 08 11:59:24 <jow> ecloud: sed -i.bak -re 's#/(usr|lib|bin|etc)#/xxx#g' ./staging_dir/host/lib/libc.so.6
Sep 08 11:59:38 <jow> ecloud: this will fix your `Assertion `cnt < (sizeof (_nl_value_type_LC_TIME) / sizeof`
Sep 08 12:03:08 <ecloud> yes it does, thanks
Sep 08 19:33:03 <pkgadd> Hauke: just as generic feedback, I've been using your hostapd v2.9 update for a couple of weeks now (no mesh, wpa2psk/ wpa3sae mixed, 4addr, 802.11k/v/r), all fine - working well on ath10k-ct/ QCA9984/ ipq8065
Sep 08 19:38:18 <Hauke> pkgadd: thanks for the information
Sep 08 19:41:22 <pkgadd> using wpa3sae only on linux clients (with wpa_supplicant 2.9 as well), with ath5k and ath9k, my phones don't support it yet (kernel too old)
Sep 08 19:43:12 <olmari> I have enabled wpa3 too, and so far moot point, because exactly no client suport seen yet on any of devices xD
Sep 08 19:46:31 <pkgadd> ath5k and ath9k support it nicely, ipw2200 does not - haven't tested the rt2x00 family (rt2500usb, rt61pci, rt73, rt2800usb), b43 (BCM4307/3, BCM4318) or r8712u, yet (the devices with those cards are usually using wired ethernet instead)
Sep 08 19:46:47 <pkgadd> s/BCM4307/BCM4306/
Sep 08 19:48:56 <Hauke> WPA3 mandates ieee80211w and this is not supported by all devices
Sep 08 19:49:50 <Hauke> when you select sae in OpenWrt it will automatically switch on ieee80211w and make it mandatory for WPA3 clients and optionally for WPA2 clients
Sep 08 19:49:52 <pkgadd> yep, that's what 'kills' ipw2200. I'll probably replace that card with another ath5k card once "WPA3.1" arrives
Sep 08 19:49:56 <Hauke> you can also deactivbate this
Sep 08 19:50:19 <pkgadd> well, even without WPA3 802.11w would be wanted anyways
Sep 08 19:50:35 <Hauke> +the rest should not be different to WPA enterpreise to the hardware
Sep 08 19:51:25 <Hauke> yes, it is good that it is required in the stanard for WPA3 now
Sep 08 19:52:11 <Hauke> I think they also changed the WPA2 certification some time ago
Sep 08 19:52:55 <pkgadd> I've salvaged an ath5k card from an old Siemens Gigaset SE555 dsl router, so all what#s left is disassembling the notebook to replace the ipw2200 card (not really a fun task, as it's not easily accessible, but doable)
Sep 08 19:53:33 <rubberduck> There are minipci ath9k cards, too
Sep 08 19:53:55 <pkgadd> sure, but I'm not going to invest money into a 2003 vintage notebook anymore ;)
Sep 08 19:54:09 <rubberduck> Vintage/Retro....
Sep 08 22:29:47 <rr123> dnsmasq will quit if there are two lines of cname, one with www.site.com, another is site.com, so it thinks www.site.com must be cnamed to site.com, or identical, which is not true, am I missing sth?
Sep 08 23:30:12 <olmari> Made no sense to me kinda
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