**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Dec 25 03:00:10 2020 Dec 25 05:18:03 >KGB-0< https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_x86.html has been updated. (100.0% images and 97.2% packages reproducible in our current test framework.) Dec 25 06:55:07 sorry to be a bother (especially during the holidays) but i have a pull request on github that's gone almost a month since the last time a reviewer commented on it. Is there anyone that could take a look at it? the pr number is #3115 Dec 25 07:06:42 lmore377: ping in the PR and pray Dec 25 07:07:24 mangix: fair point Dec 25 07:28:09 lmore377: openwrt or a feed? Dec 25 07:28:42 russell--: openwrt Dec 25 10:54:01 lmore377: for better or worse, while PRs on github for openwrt are accepted, theyre absolutely treated lower priority, the _best_ path for openwrt core patches is the mailingl ist Dec 25 11:10:54 mangix: thanks, do you know why cmake gets the wrong rpath, the shared lib was in the SDK Dec 25 16:38:21 Merry Christmas guys!! Dec 25 16:38:56 blocktrron: are you around?? Dec 25 17:46:41 Have an APU board using Intel I211 NICs and RSS (Receive Side Scaling was not working) - the Intel docs say that 2 RSS queues are supported per NIC for the I211 - yet RSS remained completely disabled Dec 25 17:47:17 I've submitted a simple patch upstream to fix this: https://patchwork.ozlabs.org/project/intel-wired-lan/patch/20201221222502.1706-1-nick.lowe@gmail.com/ Dec 25 17:50:08 Wonder if it's worth submitting now for direct consideration for OpenWRT or if it's best to let this percolate down via upstream - will ultimately ask for it to go in to the 5.10 stable LTS branch Dec 25 17:58:29 Hello, comrades! Dec 25 17:58:40 I have question for your! Dec 25 17:58:58 I make extroot on SD card and have error in log by boot: "filesystem ext4 not support by kernel..." Please help me for resolve this probles in OpenWRT 19.07.5. Dec 25 17:59:58 aliceussr: guess you're missing kmod-ext4 on your regular (not extroot) overlay Dec 25 18:00:25 kmod-fs-ext4 Dec 25 18:00:58 PaulFertser: Ok, i check, please wait... Dec 25 18:02:39 PaulFertser: kmod-fs-ext4 is installed on my system! Dec 25 18:04:19 aliceussr: and is ext4 listed in /proc/filesystems ? Dec 25 18:05:02 PaulFertser: Please wait, i check this ... Dec 25 18:06:27 PaulFertser: Yes, ext4 listed in /proc/filesystems !!! Dec 25 18:06:43 aliceussr: so can you mount it manually on the router? Dec 25 18:07:55 PaulFertser: After boot ext4 fs is mount for SD card, not mount by boot!!! Dec 25 18:09:05 aliceussr: I'm not fully understanding your statements, and the extra exclamation marks do not really help. Dec 25 18:11:38 PaulFertser: Does not mount /overlay on SD card at boot, because there is no ext4 file system support by kernel - this message in system log. Dec 25 18:12:32 PaulFertser: OpenWRT version 19.07.5. Dec 25 18:13:05 aliceussr: it should be attempting to mount extroot after all the kmods are loaded, so probably that message is misleading. Or probably extroot support is somehow broken. Dec 25 18:14:23 PaulFertser: I did extroot according to the documentation: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/additional-software/extroot_configuration Dec 25 18:14:50 PaulFertser: Give a link to the current documentation, please ... Dec 25 18:16:54 mrkiko: just ask your question in case someone is in the channel Dec 25 18:16:55 aliceussr: I see in fstools sources that it also tries mounting extroot before the normal overlay. But that would happen only when you have extroot hardcoded in your self-built image. Are you self-building and using some static /etc/config/fstab? Dec 25 18:18:16 PaulFertser: Yes! This in documentation. Dec 25 18:18:29 aliceussr: what happens if you run "block extroot" after booting? Dec 25 18:19:45 PaulFertser: In this case, the normal root fs is loaded, without the extroot. Dec 25 18:20:16 aliceussr: does "block extroot" command print anything at all? Adds anything to the logs? Changes /proc/mounts anyhow? Dec 25 18:22:12 PaulFertser: I have not tested this as there is a fallback configuration in / etc / config / fstab without extroot. Dec 25 18:22:19 blocktrron: he wanted to ask you about using PPPoE on one of the switch ports of "an ipq40xx FRITZ!BOX 7530 device" Dec 25 18:23:29 blocktrron: apparently there's something problematic about that switch but even after not using "special" vlanid 1 and 2 and apparently splitting of one port properly it still somehow fails PPPoE negotiation. Dec 25 18:24:01 aliceussr: how did you answer my question without testing it then? Dec 25 18:24:44 aliceussr: I also do not see any hardcoding of config/fstab into the image in that instruction. Dec 25 18:25:07 PaulFertser: How can you answer your question if the extroot is not mounted? Dec 25 18:25:09 blocktrron: he asked the question several time but unfortunately nobody knows the answer. Dec 25 18:25:25 aliceussr: by running the command I proposed after I looked through the fstools source code. Dec 25 18:26:00 PaulFertser: Ok, please wait ... Dec 25 18:27:57 PaulFertser: /proc /mounts unchanged after run block extroot. Dec 25 18:28:22 aliceussr: anything new in logread? Dec 25 18:28:40 Ah, of course, it's not in preinit. Dec 25 18:29:15 What about PREINIT=1 block extroot ? Dec 25 18:30:12 PaulFertser: There is nothing interesting in the log. Dec 25 18:31:32 PaulFertser: PREINIT=1 block extroot - this run in terminal? Dec 25 18:34:08 jow: is there a reason u did not add survey to iwinfo collectd? I would like to have the channel utilization. I'm not sure if survey really triggers a whole channel survey, if a station is connectd. Dec 25 18:34:09 PaulFertser: Please report this issue to the OpenWRT developers on 07.19.5 and fix this bug. Dec 25 18:34:33 aliceussr: probably you need to add a symlink from that kmod-fs-ext4 file to /etc/modules-boot.d/ Dec 25 18:34:41 Haha aliceussr Dec 25 18:36:00 nick: and is there an easy way to directly access the correct freq in the buf, without looping over the buffer and checking the freq? Dec 25 18:36:47 PaulFertser: How to do it, I recently started using OpenWRT. Dec 25 18:36:49 nick[m]1: If you want the CU for a survey, can you not use the QBSS Load IE that is contained in the Beacon frames? Dec 25 18:37:49 nlowe: Hmm, then I would need to access the hostapd information? Dec 25 18:38:07 nlowe: https://github.com/openwrt/packages/pull/14335/commits/dea0d26f585c4d1c3687dd48b984b90168c55261#diff-17b72c9d26769cac6c7e28f4ca58293448ea2604bf301d88d69d7228d2cb39fdR74-R106 Dec 25 18:38:20 Here I could just do something like Dec 25 18:38:22 1 s Dec 25 18:39:02 nlowe: I could do something like this Dec 25 18:39:04 https://gist.github.com/PolynomialDivision/059e034311eefff17d6fc28d23ea2547 Dec 25 18:39:19 and use the c-api that jow wrote for iwinfo Dec 25 18:39:41 aliceussr: how to make a symlink? With ln -s, as on any *nix system. Dec 25 18:41:09 PaulFertser: In /etc/modules-boot.d/* is not symlink - is lists module loads list. Ha-ha-ha: this *nix standart system... Dec 25 18:41:25 PaulFertser: You big troll!!! Dec 25 18:47:57 PaulFertser mrkiko: do frames get lost or what is the issue there? Dec 25 19:04:13 nlowe: Ah I see you mean this https://git.openwrt.org/?p=project/iwinfo.git;a=commit;h=06a03c9e3b32a409e8307b1abde2cfd7dd969b6d But blocktrron reverted the bss load element Dec 25 19:05:01 so I have to implement the averaging and calculation of CU on my own Dec 25 19:05:44 blocktrron: " < mrkiko> so it sends padi, sees no pado in response, gives up, retrying again in few secods" Dec 25 19:06:15 blocktrron: with this config: http://ix.io/2J8H Dec 25 19:06:53 PaulFertser: does the other party ever send a PADO / did the PADI ever leave the switch would be of interested Dec 25 19:07:24 I vaguely remember using a 7530 a year ago with PPPoE when my apu2 PSU died Dec 25 19:08:57 blocktrron: I do not think mrkiko has a reasonably easy way to test that. Dec 25 19:18:03 what is the difference between a iwinfo survey and scan? Dec 25 19:18:11 hey guys, was QCA9880-BR4A a problematic radio with openwrt or do i remember that incorrectly? Dec 25 19:19:52 Borromini: BR4A is fine, ARxx ist v1 (and not supported by ath10k) Dec 25 19:22:12 blocktrron: cool, yeah. seems the archer c7 v1 was using an earlier ath10k chip :) Dec 25 19:23:41 looking to get some other second hand ath79 stuff :) Dec 25 19:45:48 mangix: is there an up to date list on what routers Breed supports? i see builds from october named for the SoC it supports but I suppose not every device using that SoC is supported. and this manual is from 2018: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fLvRMPqluAHiG5ryLnbNhsRdcGLquotT/view Dec 25 20:01:49 Borromini: https://www.right.com.cn/forum/thread-161906-1-1.html Dec 25 20:01:58 use google translate Dec 25 20:02:24 what device you looking for? Dec 25 20:03:28 archer c5 v1.2 Dec 25 20:04:12 qca9558 with ar8327n switch apparently, so i'd guess https://breed.hackpascal.net/breed-qca9558-ar8327n.bin Dec 25 20:04:20 but thanks for the link, will bookmark that Dec 25 20:04:42 Borromini: that's exactly it Dec 25 20:05:47 the mt7621 bootloaders can also work on any mt7621 device. the trick is to match the GPIOs. Dec 25 20:06:46 mangix: how does one do that with mt7621? look at what images there are, then see what gpios that hardware uses and see if it matches yours? Dec 25 20:07:13 no look at the dts file Dec 25 20:07:22 GPIOs are listed there Dec 25 20:08:22 ok. so compare those between the specific images breed offers (i don't see a generic mt7621 one e.g.) and what i have then? Dec 25 20:09:15 860l right? Dec 25 20:10:22 yeah, e.g. Dec 25 20:12:52 https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/blob/master/target/linux/ramips/dts/mt7621_dlink_dir-860l-b1.dts#L47 Dec 25 20:19:08 ok, so i grep the dtses for gpio 7, then see if there's something that is in the list? Dec 25 20:19:20 e.g. newifi d2 has gpio 7 as well in its dts Dec 25 20:20:10 or does it need to be specifically the reset gpio? Dec 25 20:21:31 specifically reset Dec 25 20:21:32 mt7621_d-team_pbr-m1.dts has GPIO 7 as reset gpio. Dec 25 20:21:35 alright, thanks! Dec 25 20:21:53 otherwise the reset button won't do anything Dec 25 20:22:42 breed has a function where you cancel the boot by holding the reset button Dec 25 20:22:50 ok, i understand. Dec 25 20:22:55 pretty sure you want that to work :P Dec 25 20:23:00 xD Dec 25 20:33:11 thanks for the tips. going to look for my other mt7621 hardware as well Dec 25 20:33:31 mangix: any reason i'd replace the mt7621 bootloader though? it already has a web recovery in its uboot. Dec 25 20:52:20 probably not then Dec 25 20:52:40 breed alao allows overclocking Dec 25 20:53:20 I think the max for mt7621 is 900Mhz though Dec 25 20:53:49 ok Dec 25 20:54:16 i'm mostly interested in more reliable recovery, not buying that stuff for fat pipes Dec 25 20:54:23 did you overclock any of yours? Dec 25 20:56:50 of course Dec 25 20:57:04 my archer is running at 1GHz Dec 25 21:00:26 :P Dec 25 21:02:58 quite impreasive that I can just overclock it by 35% Dec 25 21:03:33 yeah and no stability issues? Dec 25 21:03:39 nope Dec 25 21:03:51 i suppose the SoC can handle it but OEMs don't want to revise cooling solutions Dec 25 21:04:15 I think it's just stock underclocked Dec 25 21:04:36 probably lifetime related, rather than stabilty related? Dec 25 21:04:45 i doubt OEMs care Dec 25 21:05:03 karlp: voltage kills chips, not frequency Dec 25 21:05:35 temperature ages chips, and freq will definitely affect temp. Dec 25 21:06:39 sure, but these mips chips don't really get hot. the ARM stuff heats up way more. Dec 25 21:07:22 that's at stock ARM Dec 25 21:11:43 mangix: if i see reset-gpios = <&gpio 19 GPIO_ACTIVE_LOW>; in mt7261.dtsi, does that mean mt7621 by default uses gpio 19 for reset and hardware (e.g. the dir-860l) overrides that if necessary? Dec 25 21:11:58 e.g. the dir-878 doesn't seem to have a reset gpio defined so i assume it's 19 then. Dec 25 21:20:30 https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/blob/master/target/linux/ramips/dts/mt7621_dlink_dir-8xx-x1.dtsi#L22 Dec 25 21:22:45 note the include files in dts files Dec 25 21:23:26 yeah. i know the dir-860l e.g. inherits the mt7621.dtsi (include at the top) Dec 25 21:23:36 i should have checked the dir-878 one :) Dec 26 02:05:34 ineteresting board with ap potential: https://www.crowdsupply.com/hackboard/hb2 Dec 26 02:37:00 odroid h2+ would imho be more interesting Dec 26 02:43:26 I don't have a pcengines apu2 but I find it so interesting.. Dec 26 02:46:13 no doubt, pkgadd Dec 26 02:46:49 slightly pricier, though, but 2.5Gb ethernet * 2 is a nice touch. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Dec 26 03:00:13 2020