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Mar 04 08:23:10 <rsalvaterra> guidosarducci: I find that exceedingly unlikely, tried to build master directly, without any of my patches. Something's fishy… :/
Mar 04 08:51:23 <nyt> so i just cleared out some old files on my overlay, including passwd file, and notice new file has a user for ubus
Mar 04 08:51:45 <nyt> unfortunately, when a ubus user exists, there's some issue where procd cannot connect to ubus
Mar 04 08:51:51 <nyt> and the boot hangs
Mar 04 08:52:13 <nyt> it was running as root before with no issues, but when there's a ubus user and it runs as that, no joy
Mar 04 08:52:14 <nyt> any ideas?
Mar 04 08:56:00 <rsalvaterra> nyt: Have you updated ubus through opkg, at any point in time?
Mar 04 08:56:11 <nyt> neg, i think i found it
Mar 04 08:56:14 <nyt> might be old etc/config/rpcd
Mar 04 08:56:21 <nyt> gonna try clearing that out and see what happens, but not sure itllh elp
Mar 04 08:58:29 <rsalvaterra> https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commitdiff;h=de7ca7dafadfd650d031e0379ce0c002868d5936
Mar 04 08:58:55 <rsalvaterra> There was an issue, but it was fixed a while ago.
Mar 04 08:59:07 <nyt> fresh build off master
Mar 04 08:59:09 <nyt> doesnt seem related to that
Mar 04 09:06:34 <nyt> yeah so only change, if i edit passwd and remove the ubus line, so ubusd runs as root, everything works great
Mar 04 09:07:33 <nyt> otherwise, [   18.729220] procd: Connection to ubus failed
Mar 04 09:15:35 <rsalvaterra> guidosarducci: Meanwhile, I set the patch as not applicable. I have no idea what's going on. Could it be a config (OpenWrt and kernel) problem?
Mar 04 09:59:42 <nyt> figured it out
Mar 04 09:59:47 <nyt> somehow passwd was umask 77
Mar 04 09:59:53 <nyt> ubus would hang repeatedly trying to read it
Mar 04 10:01:15 <rsalvaterra> mangix: Hm… musl 1.2.2 is a bit chubbier.
Mar 04 10:05:05 <karlp> silly users demanding that previously skipped features be implemented :)
Mar 04 10:07:33 <rsalvaterra> karlp: I only complain about unnecessary chubbiness. :P
Mar 04 10:07:57 <rsalvaterra> And musl 1.2.2 had me at mallocng. :P
Mar 04 10:14:07 <rsalvaterra> (And 64-bit time_t, of course, but that's basic necessity.)
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Mar 04 10:52:54 <owrt-2102-builds> build #15 of ath79/generic is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/openwrt-21.02/images/builders/ath79%2Fgeneric/builds/15
Mar 04 11:52:04 <Festivenari> Hi, I need some help with porting OpenWRT to a device; a netcomm router (BCM6368) that has a mini PCI-e slot with a 3G modem inside. I don't know what it is, but after running binwalk on both the original and the builder's generated image, the partition order is wrong (something else?)? I'm not too sure what I need to change in the dts file/device config block; original firmware binwalk: https://i.imgur.com/Vk5KGUJ.png and the
Mar 04 11:52:04 <Festivenari> generated image binwalk: https://i.imgur.com/0CAj5Px.png
Mar 04 11:52:31 <Festivenari> I tried to install it on the device, but since the order is wrong, it refuses to upgrade to my image
Mar 04 11:55:03 <Festivenari> I've read through the docs too
Mar 04 12:07:41 <Borromini> Festivenari: what's the flash layout the OEM firmware reports?
Mar 04 12:07:50 <Borromini> pastebin instead of screenshot please
Mar 04 12:07:58 <Festivenari> Borromini: uh, sure. You mean /proc/mtd, right?
Mar 04 12:08:01 <Borromini> does your openwrt initramfs boot?
Mar 04 12:08:24 <Borromini> Festivenari: yes, but also what's reported in the boot log (both show the same but in a slightly different way)
Mar 04 12:08:36 <Festivenari> sure, let me get the device and extract that info
Mar 04 12:10:37 <Borromini> svanheule: been looking for any openwrt supported outdoor APs but it really looks like that EAP225 Outdoor is the only one that has real PoE afaict, not the 'passive' PoE like some other stuff, and a gigabit uplink.
Mar 04 12:10:48 <Borromini> slim pickings :P
Mar 04 12:12:27 <Festivenari> Borromini: https://pastebin.com/NVgv2N7X
Mar 04 12:12:46 <Festivenari> It's not a 4/32MB device technically (5MB flash), but it does have 2x USB ports
Mar 04 12:15:13 <Festivenari> And here are my source code modifications (dts file contents and bcm63xx.mk edits): https://pastebin.com/4W8amexV
Mar 04 12:15:44 <Festivenari> weird... the CHIP_ID is incorrect
Mar 04 12:15:48 <Festivenari> guess my IDE made a mistake
Mar 04 12:16:18 <Festivenari> but when I compiled it, it was correct
Mar 04 12:18:16 <Festivenari> oh, right... the boot log
Mar 04 12:18:43 <Borromini> Festivenari: that first paste isn't showing the boot log
Mar 04 12:19:07 <Festivenari> Borromini: so, uh, would dmesg suffice? My serial to USB adaptor broke and I'm still waiting on them to come
Mar 04 12:19:10 <svanheule> Borromini: Unifi UAP-AC-M also claims to support standard 802.3af http://dl.ui.com/datasheets/unifi/UniFi_AC_Mesh_DS.pdf
Mar 04 12:19:41 <Festivenari> Borromini: dmesg log: https://pastebin.com/a1mHHCY5
Mar 04 12:19:57 <svanheule> Borromini: not sure if there's any benefit over the 225-Outdoor (like a Mediatek radio)
Mar 04 12:20:01 <Festivenari> I could try and use my RPI to get the serial output, but hmm
Mar 04 12:20:06 <Festivenari> last I tried, it just wouldn't work
Mar 04 12:20:44 <Festivenari> I'm willing to sacrifice a few of these routers since I have so many on hand (which is the reason why I'm porting OpenWRT)
Mar 04 12:21:20 <Borromini> svanheule: no, and with this MT7613 i don't know if having mt76 wireless is such an advantage xD
Mar 04 12:21:32 <svanheule> :P
Mar 04 12:22:48 <Borromini> specs look almost identical
Mar 04 12:25:16 <Festivenari> Borromini: actually, I will try and get the RPI for the entire boot log
Mar 04 12:25:19 <Festivenari> *use the
Mar 04 12:25:31 <Borromini> Festivenari: that's your way to get serial on the device?
Mar 04 12:26:15 <Festivenari> Borromini: yep, until those adaptors arrive
Mar 04 12:27:43 <svanheule> Borromini: UAP-AC-M is also ath10k https://fccid.io/SWX-UAPACM/Internal-Photos/Internal-Photos-3092372, so the TP-Link will most likely be cheaper
Mar 04 12:28:15 <svanheule> Borromini: it does look like serial access on the UAP-AC-M might be easier than on the EAP225-Outdoor
Mar 04 12:28:48 <svanheule> i.e. an actual header instead of PCB test points
Mar 04 12:30:41 <Borromini> that's a pre yes. tp-link is 75-ish euros
Mar 04 12:31:06 * Borromini hates Ubiquiti's ungoogleable product names
Mar 04 12:31:08 <Festivenari_> oops... disconnected the wrong ethernet cable
Mar 04 12:31:24 <Borromini> well UBNT is a tenner more expensive
Mar 04 12:31:29 <Borromini> not the end of the world
Mar 04 12:32:55 <russell--> Borromini: /proc/mtd doesn't show addresses, just sizes. for the flash layout, the bootlog is really the only choice
Mar 04 12:33:50 <Borromini> russell--: yeah that's why i asked both.
Mar 04 12:34:00 <Borromini> /proc/mtd is easier for sizes :)
Mar 04 12:34:13 <russell-->  /proc/mtd is useless
Mar 04 12:34:41 <Borromini> well my hex isn't as fluent as yours no doubt.
Mar 04 12:35:58 <russell--> "dmesg | grep 0x0" does a decent job
Mar 04 12:39:34 <Festivenari_> oh, great, I need a RS-232 level converter now...
Mar 04 12:42:43 <Festivenari_> Borromini: well, is there another way of getting the boot log?
Mar 04 12:42:59 <russell--> can you ssh?
Mar 04 12:43:06 <Festivenari_> russell--: yes, I have telnet access
Mar 04 12:43:12 <Festivenari_> I can run any command as root
Mar 04 12:43:17 <Borromini> Festivenari_: you really want serial access once you start breaking things.
Mar 04 12:43:25 <russell--> dmesg gives you the kernel part (post boot loader)
Mar 04 12:44:16 <Festivenari_> Borromini: yeah, too bad the shipping time out of China sucks...
Mar 04 12:44:37 <Borromini> Festivenari_: you can't get those things from local webshops?
Mar 04 12:44:59 <Festivenari_> Borromini: uh, I can, but I mean, waiting 3 weeks or so isn't too bad, considering local eBay sellers would charge $10 each
Mar 04 12:45:46 <Borromini> i'm not seeing any storage defined in your dts either btw
Mar 04 12:45:55 <Borromini> but i'm not overly familiar with it
Mar 04 12:46:07 <Festivenari_> Borromini: hmm... I took it from another device that had similar specs
Mar 04 12:46:08 <russell--> i buy 10-30 of the $2 dollar ones from china at a time to compensate for the slow shipping, then on average it only takes a few days each
Mar 04 12:47:19 <Festivenari_> russell--: yeah, I suppose that's a very good idea considering it's too easy to short one of them out
Mar 04 12:47:39 <Festivenari_> I might see if there's a store in my city that sells those adaptors
Mar 04 12:49:26 <russell--> Festivenari_: what part of the world are you in?
Mar 04 12:49:38 <Festivenari_> russell--: Australia
Mar 04 12:50:25 <Festivenari_> I already know the local places to get them, but I have a feeling those adaptors will come soon because it's been 1-2 weeks so far, so waiting a few more days can't hurt
Mar 04 12:50:58 <Festivenari_> actually, might just order 1-2 of them from a local store, I suppose
Mar 04 12:51:38 <Festivenari_> >$22.45 per adaptor
Mar 04 12:51:41 <Festivenari_> yeah, think I'll wait
Mar 04 12:53:37 <Borromini> :)
Mar 04 12:55:24 <Festivenari_> Borromini: well, I'll probably return when they come. Well... thanks for the advice, I suppose
Mar 04 15:28:24 <rsalvaterra> mangix: ping
Mar 04 16:45:05 <plntyk> anybody knows how to "fix" packages pull-request ci - are the fails only from too many parallel builds or sth similar ?
Mar 04 18:27:13 <rsalvaterra> Borromini: So today I discovered update_kernel.sh… :P
Mar 04 18:27:36 <rsalvaterra> Ah, he's gone.
Mar 04 18:32:31 <rsalvaterra> Borromini: Hey, there! :)
Mar 04 18:38:26 <Borromini> rsalvaterra: hi!
Mar 04 18:38:28 <Borromini> what's up
Mar 04 18:58:13 <jmv09> I think I have loss of openwrt stopping issuing ip addresses to clien for second time.. By dnsmasq I think. 19.07.7 on x86. Is there a reason. This didn't happen on 19.07.6. Anything known?
Mar 04 18:59:01 <stintel> yawn
Mar 04 19:01:54 <rsalvaterra> Borromini: I discovered update_kernel.sh… :P
Mar 04 19:02:41 <stintel> rsalvaterra: welcome in 2017 :P
Mar 04 19:03:13 <Grommish> So.  Anyone want to hazard a guess as to why dnsmasq refuses to work unless the WAN port is connected and up?
Mar 04 19:03:28 <rsalvaterra> stintel: Hey, I'm not working on OpenWrt since 2017… XD
Mar 04 19:03:37 <Borromini> rsalvaterra: how come? :D
Mar 04 19:03:40 <stintel> rsalvaterra: me neither ;)
Mar 04 19:03:45 <Borromini> very handy huh ;)
Mar 04 19:03:59 <rsalvaterra> Grommish: bind-interfaces?
Mar 04 19:04:32 <rsalvaterra> And listening at the wrong "door"?
Mar 04 19:05:17 <rsalvaterra> Borromini: Indeed, but going from 5.10.18 to 5.10.20 is going to require manual work… :)
Mar 04 19:06:41 <Borromini> lots of patches or just a few?
Mar 04 19:07:13 <Borromini> i usually wait till graysky pushes his updates, he's always pretty quick bumping kernels :)
Mar 04 19:07:36 <rsalvaterra> Borromini: 5 reverse-appliable, 17 refreshed, as of yet.
Mar 04 19:07:40 <Grommish> rsalvaterra: No.. If I leave the WAN port unplugged, dnsmasq on the LAN ports refuses to work.. it won't even bring the ports fully up.. they report up but th br-lan refuses to acknowlege even a ping
Mar 04 19:07:51 <Grommish> rsalvaterra: the minute I plug WAN in and it pulls an IP, the rest works fine
Mar 04 19:07:56 <rsalvaterra> And one isn't applying at all. Some Freescale .dts change.
Mar 04 19:08:21 <Grommish> rsalvaterra: and br-lan is statically set
Mar 04 19:09:01 <rsalvaterra> Grommish: How's the router connected?
Mar 04 19:09:05 <Grommish> anything connected to the LAN ports before wan is up pulls a 169.x autoconfig IP
Mar 04 19:09:26 <Grommish> rsalvaterra: It's got 3 Eth ports.. eth0/1/2.  No switch chip.  br-lan is 1/2 bridged, wan is 0
Mar 04 19:09:47 <Grommish> br-lan is static, wan is dhcp/dhcpv6
Mar 04 19:10:02 <Borromini> rsalvaterra: if it's really reverse applied, those are easy
Mar 04 19:10:03 <Grommish> and it works - as long as WAN is up and has an IP
Mar 04 19:10:19 <Grommish> but no wan = no lan for whatever reason
Mar 04 19:10:24 <rsalvaterra> Borromini: Yep, just git rm.
Mar 04 19:12:14 <Grommish> Maybe it's just a hardware issue, but makes no sense that way
Mar 04 19:12:16 <rsalvaterra> Grommish: That's indeed very odd. Unfortunately I don't have an answer… :/
Mar 04 19:12:32 <Grommish> rsalvaterra: Me either >_<
Mar 04 19:14:58 <rsalvaterra> I don't believe it's a hardware issue, though.
Mar 04 19:46:03 <rsalvaterra> Is it my impression, or is jffs2 in (very, very light) maintenance mode…?
Mar 04 21:25:07 <rsalvaterra> 5.10 bump to 5.10.20 pull sent.
Mar 04 21:26:41 <mangix> rsalvaterra: pong
Mar 04 21:27:08 <rsalvaterra> mangix: Hi! Just to let you know musl 1.2.2 is working like a charm here. ;)
Mar 04 21:27:37 <mangix> Wouldn't doubt it. Been running it for several months as well.
Mar 04 21:27:57 <rsalvaterra> Is it just me, or do I suddenly have more memory available?
Mar 04 21:29:34 <mangix> No idea. Maybe the malloc changes are to blame
Mar 04 21:29:41 <rsalvaterra> The used memory used to hover at about 62 MiB on my Archer C6, now it doesn't go above 56 MiB…
Mar 04 21:29:59 <rsalvaterra> Might just be placebo, but I'm happy anyway. :P
Mar 04 21:30:40 <rsalvaterra> I do believe the libselinux patch should be part of the series, though…
Mar 04 21:34:12 <mangix> Sure. I'll add it later
Mar 04 21:36:59 <mangix> There's an interesting bug with musl and PPC. libgcc has long double as 128 bits whereas musl has it at 64. No idea how to fix GCC.
Mar 04 21:38:14 <mangix> GCC9 and above I believe.
Mar 04 21:39:34 <rsalvaterra> Just to make sure, this is the patch you have, right? https://github.com/rsalvaterra/openwrt/commit/cbc2b627346affc1dcd581ecceb3bb4c0c014dad
Mar 04 21:40:46 <mangix> Yep
Mar 04 21:41:11 <mangix> Upstream fixed the issue. Will be part of 3.2 releasing soon
Mar 04 21:41:24 <mangix> It's at rc3 I think
Mar 04 21:41:45 <rsalvaterra> Well, if it's released before musl is merged, we won't need the patch anymore. :)
Mar 04 21:43:59 <mangix> I'm not hopeful it will be soon.
Mar 04 21:59:19 <rsalvaterra> mangix: Nope, it's definitely not placebo. Both the Archer C6 and the TL-WDR3600 are using less memory.
Mar 04 22:10:17 <mangix> rsalvaterra: that's...good i guess
Mar 04 22:10:45 <mangix> any theory why?
Mar 04 22:15:42 <rsalvaterra> mangix: mallocng. Less fragmentation.
Mar 04 22:23:49 <Borromini> Grommish: would you mind if i bothered you when i'd start looking at a dedicated dts for the EdgeRouter Lite?
Mar 04 22:25:42 <Borromini> zx2c4: ping. i am still carrying this patch in my own tree and wondered if there had been any further discussion on this since you asked florian if he'd like to see that in wireguard-tools proper? https://patchwork.ozlabs.org/project/openwrt/patch/20200512110634.21976-1-fe@dev.tdt.de/
Mar 04 23:05:36 <Grommish> Borromini: Not at all, although damex is probably the best for dts help.  Do you have one already? or is there one in the ERLit uboot (if it has one)?
Mar 04 23:06:21 <Grommish> Borromini: Or, you can pull it from the running system and we can see what's different
Mar 04 23:07:02 <Borromini> Grommish: it's using the generic one that comes with the linux kernel atm
Mar 04 23:08:13 <Grommish> Borromini: If you opkg install dtc, you can then run: dtc -I fs -O dts /sys/firmware/devicetree/base
Mar 04 23:09:05 <Grommish> Borromini: and it'll export the running dts to stdout
Mar 04 23:09:18 <Grommish> that's at least a good start
Mar 04 23:09:50 <Borromini> Grommish: it's already supported on openwrt, just using the 'generic' dts that is upstream in the linux kernel
Mar 04 23:10:32 <Grommish> Borromini: Yes, but if you generate a new one, we can compare them
Mar 04 23:10:50 <Grommish> and see what needs to be changed.. or, is there a dts already for thge lite?
Mar 04 23:10:54 <Grommish> floating aroudn
Mar 04 23:11:16 <Borromini> ah, i see
Mar 04 23:11:18 <Borromini> i don't think so
Mar 04 23:11:20 <Borromini> sec
Mar 04 23:11:29 <Grommish> Borromini: https://github.com/Embedfire/ebf-buster-linux/blob/master/arch/mips/boot/dts/cavium-octeon/ubnt_e100.dts
Mar 04 23:11:37 <Grommish> Check that out :)
Mar 04 23:11:53 <Grommish> but that looks like the internal kernel one
Mar 04 23:12:09 <Grommish> so if that is what Owrt is using, it should find it.  What needs to be added/removed?
Mar 04 23:13:19 <Grommish> I'm still trying to fix my wsl install, so I can't dig into the source right now
Mar 04 23:13:44 <Borromini> Grommish: i remember talking to damex about it, i thought it was on github. i'll have to crawl through my history
Mar 04 23:13:55 <Borromini> no worries, the erlite is a testing device here, it's all good
Mar 04 23:13:58 <mangix> why wsl?
Mar 04 23:14:03 <Borromini> it's my edgerouter 4 that's in production
Mar 04 23:14:23 <Grommish> mangix: My main build system is a bare-metal install on another machine
Mar 04 23:14:33 <Grommish> mangix: wsl2 lets me do it here as well
Mar 04 23:14:55 <Grommish> But, that other machine is also my streaming/recording/editing box
Mar 04 23:15:02 <Grommish> so, I like having more options
Mar 04 23:15:21 <mangix> i personally use wsl to ssh into my main box
Mar 04 23:15:22 <Grommish> I give the Ubuntu WSL vm 16gb ram and it seems happy
Mar 04 23:15:40 <mangix> this laptop is too slow with its 4 cores
Mar 04 23:15:54 <Grommish> but, either docker screwed it up, or my fstab changes did, or something else
Mar 04 23:16:39 <Grommish> My other system is a Alienware M17xr4, so it's older, but I have 32Gb ram in it, a tb 7200RPM drive for windwo and a 500 ssd for Linux.. i7-3xxxx series
Mar 04 23:16:56 <Grommish> THis one is a i7-7500 with 32gb ram, but no SSD, just a 2tb hhd
Mar 04 23:17:10 <Grommish> They compile about the same though honestly
Mar 04 23:18:01 <Grommish> so now I'm converting my wsl2 to wsl1 to see if I cna get it to boot, fix the issue, then convert it back..  I exported the image and its' 75gb on disk, so its going to take a while I suspect
Mar 04 23:18:25 <mangix> uhhh intel?
Mar 04 23:18:44 <mangix> AMD is much faster with its ridiculous L3 cache
Mar 04 23:18:50 <Grommish> NOW it is ;p
Mar 04 23:19:06 <Grommish> In 2013 when my AW was made, ot 2018 when I got the second one, it wasn't
Mar 04 23:19:07 <mangix> that L3 cache massively helps with compilationm
Mar 04 23:19:35 <Borromini> :P
Mar 04 23:20:09 <Borromini> i'm just waiting for Dell to release an XPS with Zen3.
Mar 04 23:20:28 <Borromini> Grommish: i held out till zen to upgrade my ailing Phenom II X6
Mar 04 23:20:43 <Grommish> I want enough money for this: https://www.newegg.com/supermicro-mbd-h11dsi-n702-ma015-o-dual-amd-epyc-7000-series/p/N82E16813183691
Mar 04 23:21:38 <Grommish> Althought I hear they are going to release a new CPU SKU that has 96 cored
Mar 04 23:21:44 <Grommish> err cores per CPU
Mar 04 23:21:48 <mangix> Grommish: https://youtu.be/la0_2Kmrr1E?t=181
Mar 04 23:22:04 <Borromini> Grommish: the rumored upcoming epyc you mean?
Mar 04 23:22:11 * Borromini forgot the name
Mar 04 23:22:32 <Grommish> It's another Italian name, yes
Mar 04 23:22:40 <Borromini> rome or milan
Mar 04 23:22:50 <Borromini> i don't know which one is the long awaited one :P
Mar 04 23:23:04 <Grommish> Genoa
Mar 04 23:23:17 <Borromini> oh!
Mar 04 23:23:18 <Borromini> yes.
Mar 04 23:23:20 <Borromini> see...
Mar 04 23:23:21 <Borromini> >_>
Mar 04 23:23:22 <Grommish> Genoa is the new one with 96 cores suposedly
Mar 04 23:23:27 <Borromini> and i go to italy every year :P
Mar 04 23:23:30 <Grommish> I had to look it up ;p
Mar 04 23:23:32 <Borromini> well, went.
Mar 04 23:23:38 <Borromini> ty covid >_>
Mar 04 23:24:07 <Grommish> But yes, that is very tasty and way outside my price point
Mar 04 23:24:14 <Grommish> but, we can dream
Mar 04 23:24:16 <Borromini> hehe
Mar 04 23:24:28 <Borromini> i'd be happy with a 5800X to bump from my 1800X atm :^)
Mar 04 23:24:31 <Grommish> Especially since AMD is supporting ECC RAM out of the box with it
Mar 04 23:24:35 <Borromini> yeah
Mar 04 23:24:42 <Grommish> about time
Mar 04 23:24:51 <Borromini> got pointed to this https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/03/windows-com-bitsquatting-hack-can-wreak-unknown-havoc-on-pcs/
Mar 04 23:25:02 <Borromini> well AMD has been doing that before zen3 i think already
Mar 04 23:25:16 <Grommish> Not officially
Mar 04 23:25:27 <Grommish> and it's sportatic for folk to get it o wokr from what I've heard
Mar 04 23:25:28 <Borromini> no, true
Mar 04 23:26:24 <Grommish> Gah.. the system lags and bogs and my spelling and typing go to pot
Mar 04 23:26:55 <Grommish> (that's my excuse and I"m sticking to it)
Mar 04 23:28:12 <Borromini> =)
Mar 04 23:30:03 <Grommish> I feel like I"m chasing my tail with this.. If you search for "Windows Subsystem for Linux has terminated unexpectedly" the "reasons" are all over the place ;/
Mar 04 23:30:17 <Grommish> Shocker, I tell ya.. but when it was working, it was brillant
Mar 04 23:30:42 <Borromini> :P
Mar 04 23:30:49 <Grommish> and I can't get it to tell me a reason ;p even with the custom event logger template
Mar 04 23:32:48 <Grommish> Ah well, I will bookmark that dts file and see if it's in the kernel or not.. if not, I'll toss it into the tree
Mar 04 23:34:10 <Borromini> =)
Mar 04 23:34:22 <Borromini> i can't find the conversation i had with damex about it, unfortunately
Mar 04 23:34:27 <Borromini> he did mention some things were missing
Mar 04 23:45:43 <Grommish> that dts uses the cn3xxx dtsi to stub against so I moight have to grab both, though I think the dtsi is in the kernel already
Mar 04 23:48:55 <Borromini> yeah
Mar 04 23:59:55 <Borromini> i gotta go, way past bedtime again :(
Mar 04 23:59:56 <Borromini> bbl
Mar 05 01:16:00 >KGB-0< https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_lantiq.html has been updated. (98.2% images and 98.3% packages reproducible in our current test framework.)
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