**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Oct 05 03:01:28 2019 Oct 05 04:55:19 russell--: would be interesting to figure out why Oct 05 05:40:36 stintel: indeed Oct 05 05:41:13 i had a hard time figuring out what kernel source they used for the raspbian release i was using Oct 05 05:41:36 and comparing it with archlinuxarm, etc Oct 05 06:39:00 russell--: raspbian is most likely using https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux Oct 05 06:39:40 which is basicly what we use too + our patches in generic Oct 05 07:40:56 aka a shit ton of downstream patches Oct 05 07:41:42 blogic: huh okay, i'll try to test that then Oct 05 09:18:13 Morning all. What is the purpose of the FEATURES variable in a targets Makefile? Is it purely informational for the user or does it affect package building? Oct 05 09:30:44 Neighbor11111112: it affects kernel config, default image types, toolchain configuration - not sure about default packages Oct 05 09:31:39 ok great, thanks Oct 05 09:32:10 e.g. if a target has fpu in its features, the toolchain will default to hard-float, else it will use soft-float Oct 05 09:32:56 funnily enough that is exactly what I'm looking at right now :) Oct 05 09:33:07 it also has influence on the availabilty of some kmods, e.g. without pci all the drivers for pci devices will be hidden Oct 05 09:33:19 Right gotcha Oct 05 09:35:10 Do you know which Makefile sets CONFIG_SOFT_FLOAT for external toolchains? I'm struggling to grep for it. I can see wrapper in toolchain directory does a test for it, but I don't see how it ends up in the .config from there Oct 05 09:48:15 Figured it out, I think. If vfp is not there then HAS_FPU is selected. In toolchain Config.in that generates SOFT_FLOAT Oct 05 10:02:27 pfff, even with bcmrpi3_defconfig my pi3 kernel8.img doesn't boot, wtf Oct 05 12:37:18 so finally managed to build a bootable kernel for my rpi3. was probably some toolchain issue (it's booting gentoo via tftp with nfsroot and that gentoo was not updated for about a year) Oct 05 12:37:57 now I have both a normal gentoo with glibc nfs root and also gentoo hardened with musl, should allow me to test if the rtl-sdr issue is maybe musl related Oct 05 13:54:13 Hey! Oct 05 13:54:54 whats up guys? Oct 05 13:57:19 guys? I am using combined ext4 on x86 , is possible to do live resize ( no extroot ) ? Resizing partition is ok, but resize2fs will fail due to mounted fs Oct 05 14:02:01 Hmm.. not specificly owrt, but I have live resized ext4 in VMs Oct 05 14:02:58 I don't see why owrt would differ unless there is something not compiled in or so(?) Oct 05 14:07:44 pull request submitted ;) Oct 05 17:49:29 can anyone suggest a method to start debugging "daemon.notice netifd: radio0 (4305): sh: out of range" Oct 05 18:20:02 xback: ping Oct 05 18:22:18 xback: The patch "target/linux/zynq/patches-4.19/110-ARM-zynq-Use-memcpy_toio-instead-of-memcpy.patch" is no longer needed since k4.19.77 (releases a few hours ago) Oct 05 18:22:41 I was able to upstream it and then backport to the stable trees :) Oct 05 18:46:13 luaraneda: it 'reverse applies' in the update_kernel script so it's a very easy bump. Oct 05 20:28:46 ldir: I think "radio0 (4305): sh: out of range" is related to parsing rfkill handling, but I may be wrong Oct 05 20:53:07 olmari: its standard x86 combined ext4 image Oct 05 20:53:50 muhaha: well I was referring more onto all the ext4 tools and other small tidbiuts and "features" Oct 05 20:54:37 olmari that may work cuz of partx, etc, which allows live resizing... Oct 05 21:01:05 Monkeh: ping Oct 05 21:03:55 * swalker wonders why all of the dual channel packages were dumped in net/dcwifi Oct 05 21:07:09 swalker: you lost me at dual channel Oct 05 21:07:19 ... that aligned :-) Oct 05 23:49:28 blogic: Really late pong Oct 06 00:11:59 latency Oct 06 00:29:15 Slimey: I'd blame running Gentoo on my router but I don't any more.. :D Oct 06 00:29:29 hehe **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Oct 06 01:46:35 2019 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Oct 06 02:59:57 2019