**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Sep 30 02:59:57 2009 Sep 30 06:36:25 Buongiorno! Sep 30 07:46:24 hello! Sep 30 07:48:42 Ciao! Sep 30 07:55:11 anyone know how i can totally shutdown the wifi and notjust the fonspot on the firmware 2.3.0.1? Sep 30 07:55:55 tried "wifi down" ? Sep 30 07:58:34 but i mean automatically on start up Sep 30 07:58:50 ah ;) Sep 30 07:59:15 if there is such command for configure luci enviroment Sep 30 07:59:22 so that the fonera 2 doesn't raise Sep 30 07:59:23 up Sep 30 07:59:28 the two interface Sep 30 07:59:31 ath0 and ath1 Sep 30 08:19:41 iurgi: I'm here Sep 30 09:06:48 blathijs, http://trac.fonosfera.org/fon-ng/wiki/build#Setimagetodevelopermode Sep 30 09:06:57 as you suggested ;) Sep 30 09:07:51 blathijs: I wanted to ask you something I couldn't test myself Sep 30 09:08:48 iurgi: Ask away Sep 30 09:08:49 :-) Sep 30 09:13:02 inouk: Ah, nice :-) Sep 30 09:13:20 blathijs: did you have torrent installed before upgrading to 2.3.0.0RC1 tag? Sep 30 09:24:20 Nope, haven't used it yet Sep 30 09:24:59 (2.3.0.0RC1 tag == 2.3.0.0 tag, right?) Sep 30 09:26:58 Though I also upgraded through the SSH interface, so no configuration preservation IIRC Sep 30 09:27:37 iurgi: I could downgrade it tonight, install the torrent app and see what happens on an upgrade, if that would help? Sep 30 09:27:54 iurgi: I suspect the issue is that torrent app used to be a seperate app but is now shipped by default? Sep 30 09:34:33 yes, that would help Sep 30 09:34:39 I will try to do it myself Sep 30 09:34:44 but I'm totally overloaded Sep 30 09:34:48 so I would really appreciate it Sep 30 09:34:57 hmm Sep 30 09:35:00 no, that is not the problem Sep 30 09:35:23 the problem is that the filenames have changed in the fonera 2.0n and I fear they might be wrong for the fonera 2.0g now Sep 30 09:35:33 Filenames of what? Sep 30 09:36:37 of thetorrent installation Sep 30 09:36:44 it is downloaded from the fonosfera server Sep 30 09:37:21 and it used to save them as transmission.fmg or something like that Sep 30 09:37:33 and now it is transmission_2.3.0.0.fmg Sep 30 09:38:25 What's an .fmg file? Sep 30 09:40:03 hmmm Sep 30 09:40:17 it stands for fon image Sep 30 09:40:25 or something like that Sep 30 09:40:39 the idea is that the fonerra accepts to install plugins in the external hard disk Sep 30 09:40:45 but they are self contained plugins Sep 30 09:41:12 meaning that if the harddisk is removed, the fonera thinks it has no such pluign installed, if you plug it in any fonera, it just works Sep 30 09:41:22 the torrent is installed like this Sep 30 09:41:24 Ah, that's useful Sep 30 09:41:38 and this leaves the door open to other possible big applications, like emule etc Sep 30 09:41:53 additionaly, we also create a swap image Sep 30 09:41:58 and a configuration image Sep 30 09:42:02 so thre are 3 files Sep 30 09:42:10 swap, conf and application Sep 30 09:42:32 they are all saved in /tmp/mounts/Disc-A1/FoneraApps Sep 30 09:42:52 the thing is the names of these 3 files did not have a version name prior to 2.3.0.0 Sep 30 09:42:55 now, they do Sep 30 09:43:12 so I think this might be a potential bug if it hasn't been taken on account on the fonera 2.0g Sep 30 09:43:24 I'll have a look at it Sep 30 09:44:01 What's the intended behaviour for upgrades? Should apps stop working until you replace them with a newer version, or should apps for older version also work? Sep 30 10:01:06 hmmm Sep 30 10:01:10 right now you should reinstall them Sep 30 10:01:18 they are not available for the RC1 yet Sep 30 10:01:24 we will make them available soon Sep 30 10:01:39 in the future, the intention is to save the list of installed applications and reinstall it automatically Sep 30 10:01:53 torrent should work right after reflash and keep your download progress Sep 30 10:02:11 it works on the 2.3.0.0 and on, but not sure about 2.2.5.0->2.3.0.0 Sep 30 10:02:13 probably not Sep 30 10:17:00 Ah, ok. So the actual software needs to be upgraded, but it is supposed to happen automatically. Sep 30 10:17:49 How would that work with external .fmg files? Will they be auto-upgraded as well? How about when the disc they're on is not plugged in at flash time? Sep 30 10:18:07 iurgi: the wireless configuration is in the /etc/config/wireless like openwrt? Sep 30 10:18:23 iosonoio: I believe so Sep 30 10:18:51 iosonoio: There is also some stuff in /etc/config/fon, but it seems the main networking scripts use /etc/config/wireless) Sep 30 10:19:22 iurgi: (These .fmg files on external disks, will they just work, or do they need to be "installed" / registered before use?) Sep 30 10:19:46 mmm because i changed /etc/config/wireless but nothing happened... so i'll try with the /etc/config/fon Sep 30 10:22:21 iosonoio: Did you perhaps reboot and did /etc/config/wireless get changed back, perhaps? Sep 30 10:22:28 iutgi: in the section advanced in /etc/config/fon there is a option 'sharewifi' '0' where this value is checked? Sep 30 10:22:41 no it isn't changed... Sep 30 10:22:42 blathijs: they just work Sep 30 10:22:43 iosonoio: It might be that /etc/config/wireless is generated from /etc/fonfig/fon Sep 30 10:22:54 but of course... to have them in the disk... you need to install them 1 first time Sep 30 10:22:57 :) Sep 30 10:23:09 iosonoio: you need to change /etc/config/fon Sep 30 10:23:17 not .../wireless Sep 30 10:23:37 i added option diabled on public and private Sep 30 10:23:40 iurgi: Hmm, I think the "wifi" script does use /etc/config/wireless, though Sep 30 10:23:44 .../wireless (if it's actually used) is generated/overwritten reading from /etc/config/fon Sep 30 10:23:56 iurgi: I can't just put an .fmg file on a disk? :-) Sep 30 10:24:00 ok i got it i'll try Sep 30 10:24:18 blathijs: maybe, but it's generated from .../fon, so it's safer to change .../fon, otherwise on next boot it will be overwritten Sep 30 10:24:20 iurgi: My main question is, is there any reference to such a .fmg file on the fon itself? Sep 30 10:24:28 no Sep 30 10:24:34 that is supposed to be the point Sep 30 10:24:38 but I'm not 100% sure Sep 30 10:24:48 pablo_bz and blogic designed it to be like that Sep 30 10:25:09 I'm trying to wrap my head around how upgrading would work, in that case Sep 30 10:25:11 I think there's no reference to it in the firmware, that's why they call it 'selfcontained' Sep 30 10:25:29 but the fact that it gave me problems with the filename makes me think otherwise... Sep 30 10:25:44 iurgi: I'll dig around the code a bit tonight, see how it works now :-) Sep 30 10:36:22 blathijs: great Sep 30 10:36:23 thanks Sep 30 10:36:24 :) Sep 30 10:37:34 iurgi on 2.3.0.1 if i enable access from wan to ssh it doesn't work Sep 30 10:39:04 iosonoio: Did you set a sufficiently complicated password? Sep 30 10:39:13 iosonoio: E.g., at least a digit, IIRC Sep 30 10:39:15 yes Sep 30 10:39:28 In what way does it not work? Sep 30 10:39:36 Uh, wait, 2.3.0.1 ? Sep 30 10:39:38 it's doesn't connect at all Sep 30 10:39:49 does that even exist? Sep 30 10:39:50 i mean rc1 Sep 30 10:39:57 on dashboard Sep 30 10:39:58 Ah :-) Sep 30 10:40:02 that is the version firmware Sep 30 10:40:04 :D Sep 30 10:40:15 iosonoio: Did you reboot after flashing? Sep 30 10:40:19 yes Sep 30 10:40:27 iosonoio: Does ssh work over wifi / LAN? Sep 30 10:40:27 on ssh i get this version: -------- Fonera 20n Firmware (v2.2.6.0) ----------- Sep 30 10:40:35 yes it works on wifi and lan Sep 30 10:40:52 Then it seems the firewall rules are to blame Sep 30 10:41:10 iosonoio: is there a pass_good (or something similar) entry in /ec/config/system ? Sep 30 10:41:23 wait i'm checking Sep 30 10:42:29 no Sep 30 10:42:33 there isn't Sep 30 10:43:32 I'm not sure it's called that or should be in that file, thoguh Sep 30 10:43:45 iosonoio: Did you change the password through the dashboard, or using the passwd utility? Sep 30 10:43:58 dashboard Sep 30 10:44:08 iosonoio: Perhaps you could try "grep pass /etc/config/*" ? Sep 30 10:45:04 it return the password for all the services Sep 30 10:45:53 But nothing like pass_good '1' or something Sep 30 10:46:01 iosonoio: Perhaps you should try changing the password again? Sep 30 10:46:31 ok but ssh doesn't start at all if the password is not changed Sep 30 10:46:56 but i can access to ssh from wifi and lan Sep 30 10:47:02 only from wan i have problems... Sep 30 10:47:12 anyway i'm trying to change it again Sep 30 10:47:17 from dashboard Sep 30 10:47:57 now i have /etc/config/system: option 'pass_good' '1' Sep 30 10:48:01 ;) Sep 30 10:48:27 iosonoio: I think SSH does start (even though the dashboard says otherwise on first login) Sep 30 10:48:52 ok Sep 30 10:48:55 iosonoio: Did you pick a different password this time? Sep 30 10:49:23 yes Sep 30 10:49:32 i have to reboot Sep 30 10:53:04 hmmm Sep 30 10:53:09 interesting Sep 30 10:53:42 blathijs: looks like you found an upgrade bug Sep 30 10:53:51 well, the solution, not the bug Sep 30 10:53:52 ;) Sep 30 10:53:53 thanks Sep 30 10:54:13 I did? :-) Sep 30 10:54:34 Depends on if he set the password before or after the upgrade Sep 30 10:54:43 /etc/config/system is not saved upon reflash Sep 30 10:54:44 But I think this pass_good thing was already in flipper, right? Sep 30 10:54:47 Ah! Sep 30 10:55:07 In that case, I only found the workaround, not the solution :-p Sep 30 10:55:08 so the pass_good needs to be stored somewhere else Sep 30 10:55:19 Why is it not saved? Sep 30 10:55:36 blathijs: well, identifying the source of the problem, when this is just a misplacement... I would call it find the solution Sep 30 10:55:42 I know what we need to do now Sep 30 10:55:43 hehe Sep 30 10:56:04 iosonoio: Did you set the previous password before or after the upgrade? Sep 30 10:56:29 iurgi: Move the pass_good variable and tell the upgrade script to move it as well? Sep 30 10:56:45 iurgi: I think this might warrant an actual 2.3.0.1 version for 2.0n as well, perhaps? Sep 30 10:57:50 blathijs: nah, this is only for developers Sep 30 10:57:56 it will come in the next release Sep 30 10:58:03 no need for a full release for such a small change Sep 30 10:58:08 we're out of resources Sep 30 10:58:20 as in, manpower resources? :-) Sep 30 10:58:31 and it will only help developers, which are able to change the password (which is the workaround you also found ;D) Sep 30 10:58:34 yes, manpower Sep 30 10:59:07 true enough. Though it might be useful to include this fix in the 2.3.0.0 g version? Sep 30 10:59:31 hmmm Sep 30 10:59:41 I want to make a release as close as possible to the 2.0n one Sep 30 10:59:55 I prefer not to change the code unless it's critical bug Sep 30 11:00:05 And moving the variable somewhere else might be confusing, yes... Sep 30 11:00:24 So, let's see if other bugs pop up :-p Sep 30 11:01:24 yes Sep 30 11:02:38 How is the fon team organized anyway, manpower wise? Sep 30 11:02:49 It seems you're in charge or development? Sep 30 11:05:38 well, I'm in charge of the firmware team, but it is a very broad concept Sep 30 11:05:48 i'm back Sep 30 11:06:00 firmware, server applications related to fonera, fon software on other manufacturers and some specific projects with ISPs Sep 30 11:06:14 blogic is really doing the development of the firmware Sep 30 11:06:22 blathijs: i've set up pass before Sep 30 11:06:36 the firmware doesn't ask me nothing after the upgrade Sep 30 11:06:38 CyrusFF from openwrt helps a lot, specially with the interface internals Sep 30 11:06:56 then nbd and kaloz also from openwrt help from time to time with very specific tasks Sep 30 11:06:59 iosonoio: Ok, that confirms that something broke in the upgrade, thanks :-) Sep 30 11:07:10 pablo_bz is in charge of the server side applications Sep 30 11:07:20 anyway now the ssh through the wan works like a charm :) Sep 30 11:07:29 and javiermon of some sysadmining, the firefox plugin and some other projects we are starting now Sep 30 11:07:38 that is basically the structure Sep 30 11:07:46 so very reduce development wise, as you see Sep 30 11:08:25 Are all of these paid developers? I guess not? Sep 30 11:08:50 (or rather, are they able to devote their full week to fon?) Sep 30 11:09:10 well, they are all payed Sep 30 11:09:14 not all hired Sep 30 11:09:22 but all payed Sep 30 11:10:07 blogic is an external consultant but 'permanent' Sep 30 11:11:04 nbd and kaloz where much more involved in the past, now we ask them for help from time to time Sep 30 11:11:13 javiermon and pablo_bz are fon employees Sep 30 11:13:14 right :-) Sep 30 11:14:26 we hope to get more developers involved in the fonosfera Sep 30 11:14:35 little by little we start getting some people... Sep 30 11:14:42 But not so much so far? Sep 30 11:14:45 there's GPS application already done by a uni student Sep 30 11:14:49 no, not so much yet Sep 30 11:15:00 maaaaany interested people Sep 30 11:15:06 but not developers Sep 30 11:15:58 Even though you'd expect the open platform to attract the developers Sep 30 11:16:52 well, it's not just a matter of having an open platfor Sep 30 11:16:53 m Sep 30 11:16:56 you need documentation too Sep 30 11:17:03 and an interesting project Sep 30 11:17:32 the project is interesting, but I think some people just go to openwrt, since it's completely linked and there's much more community and development going on there Sep 30 11:17:43 but well, we are also benefitted from that Sep 30 11:18:08 True, though I had no clue about documentation or the link to OpenWRT when I bought by Fonera2 :-) Sep 30 11:18:24 Then again, I already had the original fonera, so that helped Sep 30 11:21:29 Is there any attention for the open-ness and hackability of the Fonera in the marketing campaigns? Not so much, I think? Sep 30 11:22:56 I mean, having a nice poster to put up here at university that focuses on the coolness and hackability of the platform would probably attract more devs than an add that lists all the fancy youtube/torrent/facebook apps...) Sep 30 11:23:00 s/)// Sep 30 11:29:41 hmmm Sep 30 11:29:46 well, it's an interesting point Sep 30 11:29:58 we don't advertise that because we don't think it's a big selling point Sep 30 11:30:16 but it's also true that it could help us attract interested and interesting developers Sep 30 11:30:29 you are at the university? where if I may ask? Sep 30 11:36:54 Enschede, Netherlands Sep 30 11:41:18 I'd say that it is a selling point, but only within a very small set of potential buyers :-) Sep 30 11:42:42 yes Sep 30 11:42:59 that's what I meant with "not a big selling point" Sep 30 11:42:59 hehe Sep 30 11:55:21 iurgi: with the command "wifi down" the fonera totaly turn off the radio module? how i can also command the wifi led? Sep 30 11:56:40 I don't know :o Sep 30 11:56:47 :) ok Sep 30 11:57:06 don't know about the led? Sep 30 11:57:21 or about turning complete off the radio module? Sep 30 11:58:44 both Sep 30 11:58:45 haha Sep 30 11:58:48 neither Sep 30 12:00:51 iosonoio: Setting public and private to disabled didn't work? Sep 30 12:01:02 no Sep 30 12:01:06 i added Sep 30 12:01:11 a script Sep 30 12:01:17 with fonstated Sep 30 12:01:21 at startup Sep 30 12:01:36 that execute "wifi down" Sep 30 12:02:03 Perhaps "ifconfig down" helps? Sep 30 12:03:05 with wifi down all the interface "atho ath1" disappear so became useless give ifconfig down on it Sep 30 12:03:39 remains only the interface wifi0 have i to give ifconfig wifi0 down on it? Sep 30 12:03:47 possibly Sep 30 12:04:05 I think that the ath0 and ath1 are the "slave" devices, while wifi0 is the master device Sep 30 12:04:18 yes that's right Sep 30 12:04:24 OTOH, I'd say that wifi is pretty much of if ath0 and ath1 are gone Sep 30 12:04:34 Or do you still get a signal? Sep 30 12:04:51 i get no signal at all Sep 30 12:05:18 What are you trying to achieve, anyway? Sep 30 12:05:51 iosonoio: there shuold be a way to stop wifi Sep 30 12:05:53 i just wanna to be sure that the physical wifi is turned off Sep 30 12:05:55 since the fonera 11n has is Sep 30 12:05:58 has it Sep 30 12:06:06 cause i'm not gonna to use it Sep 30 12:06:09 I'm pretty sure there is a script Sep 30 12:06:24 I will try to find out this afternoon Sep 30 12:06:28 now I need to leave for lunch Sep 30 12:06:30 bye! Sep 30 12:06:32 oh ok thank you Sep 30 12:06:33 :) Sep 30 12:06:37 cu later Sep 30 12:14:09 anyone know i can put wan and lan in bridge? Sep 30 12:20:23 iosonoio: I think there is some stuff on the wiki about bridging Sep 30 12:20:32 ok thank you Sep 30 13:15:48 Urlo Sep 30 13:16:00 Sorry Sep 30 13:16:00 Helo' Sep 30 13:16:49 It's possible one shorts helping for new firmware f2g? Sep 30 13:21:01 Option developer firmware is not present on menĂ¹ Sep 30 13:21:11 It's correct ? Sep 30 13:21:33 Yes, until they don't compile appds for this firm Sep 30 13:25:17 anyone knows the opkg.conf for the fonera 2202? Sep 30 13:25:36 i mean the src Sep 30 13:25:37 ? Sep 30 13:25:42 Ha ok, thanks, im search only web cam plugin Sep 30 13:28:34 eheh... Emblema.... Sep 30 13:30:10 Hoo Danicasti how Are you? Sep 30 13:30:21 Good... Sep 30 13:30:44 You Are working o holiday? Sep 30 13:30:55 O.O Sep 30 13:31:07 :P Sep 30 13:31:19 Working... ;( Sep 30 13:31:23 Is it a holiday? Sep 30 13:32:17 Yes, for Danicasti :D Sep 30 13:32:34 Is a working man Sep 30 13:32:34 :( Sep 30 13:32:39 Hi hi Sep 30 13:32:50 You Are the beat Sep 30 13:32:56 Best Sep 30 13:33:12 dani? Sep 30 13:33:18 Sorry, my iPhone is a joker on keyboard Sep 30 13:33:28 Dis anyone manage to install Transmission on Fonera 2.0g with the 2.3.0. RC1 firmware? Sep 30 13:33:39 no :( Sep 30 13:33:49 No Sep 30 13:33:55 neither did I Sep 30 13:34:02 member:identifier:decodecoding can you do correctly opkg update? Sep 30 13:34:08 Kernel version? Sep 30 13:34:25 Decodecoding: can you do correctly opkg update? Sep 30 13:34:41 I don't know how to Sep 30 13:34:42 i need to install opnvpn on my fonera 2.0g Sep 30 13:35:24 Decodecoding: How would / did you install transmission on 2.2.5? Through the applications menu? Sep 30 13:35:49 Decodecoding: I'm asking since iurgi asked me to debug some upgrade issues with Transmission, but I haven't used it so far :-) Sep 30 13:36:46 I'm following the standerd process Sep 30 13:39:25 Which is? Sep 30 13:40:01 click on torret icon and select install Sep 30 13:40:14 right, thanks Sep 30 13:40:26 But with 2.3.0.0 the icon is not there, I'd expect? Sep 30 13:42:25 It is there for me Sep 30 13:50:09 But it doesn't work? Sep 30 13:50:21 no, it doesn't Sep 30 13:50:51 Okay, then that's probably the issue iurgi was talking about Sep 30 13:51:18 He suggested it was caused because the app was already installed before the upgrade, but the filename didn't contain a version number Sep 30 13:52:58 no, i tried to install it on a brand new disc Sep 30 13:53:08 no previous versions on it Sep 30 13:53:28 Ah, interesting Sep 30 13:53:41 Any error message? Sep 30 13:54:11 no, it is simply the option "install on disk" is always present Sep 30 13:55:08 Maybe renamin files? What name should they have? Sep 30 13:55:46 I don't have the .fmg file. Only the .swp and .var Sep 30 13:56:40 I guess I won't get the .fmg file until a torrent is starded Sep 30 13:57:32 Hmm, I think the .fmg file contains the actuall application Sep 30 13:57:48 So I don't think it could add that later Sep 30 13:57:58 shit, then it doesn't get installed Sep 30 13:58:58 Perhaps logread shows something? Or don't you have ssh access? Sep 30 13:59:42 I don't since I couldn't switch to dev mode Sep 30 14:00:18 Yeah, that's annoying. Though I think it would have stayed in dev mode if you had switched before the upgrade (Or did you?) Sep 30 14:00:37 I had it in dev mode before upgrade Sep 30 14:00:43 Hmm, interesting :-) Sep 30 14:01:03 But flashed from ssh so all previous things where lost Sep 30 14:01:13 had to config all from scratch Sep 30 14:01:30 Ah yes, flashing from ssh would not preserve the dev mode Sep 30 14:01:48 i'm going to reflash 2.2.5 Sep 30 14:01:49 :) Sep 30 14:02:11 I never step back :-D Sep 30 14:06:56 how much the fonera 2.0 takes to flash? Sep 30 14:07:06 "how long" Sep 30 14:07:11 give it mora than 30 minutes Sep 30 14:07:15 Depends a bit it seems Sep 30 14:07:40 Mine usually finishes within 10 minutes, but some others need up to 30 minutes Sep 30 14:07:49 ok Sep 30 14:08:11 iosonoio: But you can check the lights, if it reboots it's done Sep 30 14:08:25 yes of course Sep 30 14:08:37 just wan to know if my 28 min is normal :D Sep 30 14:10:19 It's not unheard of, it seems Sep 30 14:10:51 (Though perhaps it already rebooted? I've seen my Fonera reboot without breaking the TCP connection, so the webpage kept loading...) Sep 30 14:12:59 units sold before august take 28min Sep 30 14:13:07 the rest take about 8min I think Sep 30 14:14:30 Ah, right Sep 30 14:14:36 Different flash chip? Sep 30 14:14:44 ok Sep 30 14:14:49 Though mine was sold in juli I think? Sep 30 14:14:53 (and is fast) Sep 30 14:15:27 yes, different chip Sep 30 14:15:32 blathijs: maybe it's july Sep 30 14:15:38 can't remember the exact date Sep 30 14:15:42 basically, second batch Sep 30 14:15:42 :) Sep 30 14:15:45 Somewhere around there :-) Sep 30 14:15:50 there was a stop in the middle Sep 30 14:15:50 hehe Sep 30 14:15:51 yes Sep 30 14:16:05 That's probably also the batch that fixed the redboot loader, then? Sep 30 14:16:11 yes Sep 30 14:16:15 your's is fixed? Sep 30 14:16:24 Dunno, haven't tried yet :-) Sep 30 14:16:25 I mean, it has an IP? Sep 30 14:16:26 ah Sep 30 14:16:27 hahaha Sep 30 14:16:32 hmmm then I'm not sure Sep 30 14:16:33 haha Sep 30 14:16:36 hehe Sep 30 14:16:38 there were 3 batches Sep 30 14:16:47 Ah :-) Sep 30 14:16:52 but I think the second got new chip and the third redboot fixed Sep 30 14:16:59 but maybe it was also the second Sep 30 14:17:23 iurgi: have you found the wifi turn off script? Sep 30 14:17:32 Is there any way to find which revision one has? e.g., is there a rev a/b/c printed somewhere? Sep 30 14:17:33 haven't checked yet Sep 30 14:17:39 hmmmm Sep 30 14:17:40 no Sep 30 14:17:45 by the MAC address Sep 30 14:17:53 I could make a list in the wiki Sep 30 14:18:02 iurgi: I think that would be useful Sep 30 14:18:05 but I think I would need to check with the logistics department Sep 30 14:18:08 yes... Sep 30 14:18:12 I think you're right Sep 30 14:18:18 I'll write it down Sep 30 14:18:25 to do it some day Sep 30 14:18:29 iurgi: If you have a raw list, I could make a pretty list on the wiki Sep 30 14:34:02 blathijs: great Sep 30 14:34:09 once I check it with logistics I'll let you konw Sep 30 14:34:15 I really appreciate any kind of help Sep 30 14:34:15 ) Sep 30 14:34:17 :) Sep 30 14:34:46 :-) Sep 30 14:35:22 Would that list include the hardware changes between the batches? Sep 30 14:37:05 well, there's only one change Sep 30 14:37:08 the flash chip Sep 30 14:39:20 And the redboot fix, then Sep 30 14:39:31 Though that's not really a hardware fix :-) Sep 30 14:45:18 correct Sep 30 15:20:22 For some reason Transmission doesn't install properly on Fonera 2.0g with this latest RC1 Sep 30 15:23:00 Decodecoding: I was planning on debugging Transmission tonight Sep 30 15:23:10 hmmm Sep 30 15:23:11 darn Sep 30 15:23:14 I will check it Sep 30 15:23:16 I was fearing that Sep 30 15:23:24 Decodecoding: The original plan was debugging the upgrade process, but apparently there's more that's broken Sep 30 15:23:50 iurgi: He was installing on a clean disk, so it seems it's not (just) an upgrade issue Sep 30 15:35:43 hmmm Sep 30 15:35:49 maybe the upgrade works and the installation not Sep 30 15:35:50 lol Sep 30 15:35:52 let me try it Sep 30 15:47:40 guys if i execute echo 1 > /proc/gpio/1_out Sep 30 15:47:51 the wifiled became yellow Sep 30 15:48:00 and with echo 0 Sep 30 15:48:03 became green Sep 30 15:48:10 what if i wanna turn it off? Sep 30 15:48:11 :D Sep 30 15:50:40 i found the solution :) Sep 30 15:50:49 echo 0 > /proc/gpio/2_out Sep 30 15:50:52 yess :D Sep 30 15:52:29 Slightly scary, but cool! :-) Sep 30 15:52:40 iosonoio: Was this documented anywhere? Sep 30 15:52:49 mmm no Sep 30 15:53:36 i read the configuration of gpio in the /etc/config/system Sep 30 15:53:41 Ah :-) Sep 30 15:53:52 and i found that the gpio 1 was the wifi Sep 30 15:54:03 but only for the yellow color :) Sep 30 15:54:17 with the gpio 2you can command the green color Sep 30 15:54:39 if you turn it both to 0 Sep 30 15:54:43 iosonoio: http://www.lefinnois.net/wp/index.php/2008/10/26/openwrt-kamikaze-svn-sur-la-fonera-20/ Sep 30 15:54:44 the wifi led turn complete off Sep 30 15:54:47 :) Sep 30 15:55:00 ;) Sep 30 15:55:23 lol Sep 30 15:55:35 i didn't found it thank you! Sep 30 15:55:36 :D Sep 30 15:56:34 Ah, nice Sep 30 15:56:41 We should have this stuff on the fon wiki somewhere Sep 30 15:58:30 Power orange - 7 Sep 30 15:58:30 Reset - 6 Sep 30 15:58:30 Power green - 4 Sep 30 15:58:30 USB - 3 Sep 30 15:58:30 WLAN green - 2 Sep 30 15:58:32 WLAN orange - 1 Sep 30 15:58:44 yessa Sep 30 16:00:39 anyway i cannot still found a configuration for put wan and lan under bridge Sep 30 16:02:35 this is not easy Sep 30 16:02:37 sorry Sep 30 16:02:46 I mean, it's not difficult to do it manually Sep 30 16:02:57 but making it available in the firmware is still not in the plan Sep 30 16:03:04 or at least it is not yet solved in a usable way Sep 30 16:03:09 so we will not make it available Sep 30 16:03:31 i don't want it in the firmware i know that maybe is not so usefull Sep 30 16:03:38 but i cannote write Sep 30 16:03:51 the configuration Sep 30 16:03:52 i mean this file Sep 30 16:03:52 vi /etc/config/fon Sep 30 16:04:10 iurgi: I guess the main problem is that all kinds of stuff assumes there is some kind of "wan", which will no longer hold then? Sep 30 16:08:12 blathijs: that's one Sep 30 16:08:16 but that can be solved Sep 30 16:08:21 the bigger one is user experience Sep 30 16:08:44 when you switch to bridge mode, you have no easy way to discover the IP address of the fonera Sep 30 16:08:56 since your DNS server is no longer the fonera Sep 30 16:09:11 and the 192.168.10.0/24 network will no longer exist Sep 30 16:09:34 the only usable option I could think of, is to force the user to set an static IP for the fonera Sep 30 16:09:36 Ah, you'd bridge the wifi in as well, of course Sep 30 16:09:40 sure Sep 30 16:09:41 Using avahi might also work Sep 30 16:09:45 hmmm Sep 30 16:09:47 yeah Sep 30 16:09:48 tru Sep 30 16:09:48 e Sep 30 16:09:52 good point as well Sep 30 16:09:53 hmmm Sep 30 16:10:02 I will right it down Sep 30 16:10:08 for me the static ip is perfect :) Sep 30 16:10:10 Though that'd require Bonjour for Windows users Sep 30 16:10:37 bridging sta-mode wireless to ethernet is also not possible without hacks Sep 30 16:10:43 (ebtable/arp-nat) Sep 30 16:11:01 Hmm, nasty Sep 30 16:11:13 xMff: well, I think for bridging we should force ethernet mode for WAN Sep 30 16:11:33 I meant we bridge private wifi (AP mode) together with LAN to WAN Sep 30 16:11:40 yea Sep 30 16:11:43 private wifi and LAN are already bridged Sep 30 16:12:07 but I think the kind of bridge users ask for is the transparent client bridge which is not possible w/o layer2-nat Sep 30 16:13:41 and it is indeed hard to implement Sep 30 16:13:50 gui-wise Sep 30 16:14:53 but without wifi is possible to put in bridge lan and wan with a static ip on the bridge? Sep 30 16:15:17 yes Sep 30 16:16:06 i mean in a simple way? Sep 30 16:16:17 cause i can't figure out the configuration file Sep 30 16:16:28 I believe the qui does not support that Sep 30 16:16:33 *gui Sep 30 16:16:50 no the gui not Sep 30 16:17:10 but i wanna do it by /etc/config/fon config file Sep 30 16:17:16 but in the config file it is something like: config interface lan; option type bridge; option ifname "eth0.1 eth0.2"; option proto static; option ipaddr ... Sep 30 16:17:21 and wan commented out Sep 30 16:17:21 like /etc/config/network on openwrt Sep 30 16:18:29 mmm so simple? Sep 30 16:18:32 really? Sep 30 16:18:38 yeah Sep 30 16:19:31 eheh i have to try :D Sep 30 16:20:03 it might break the internet connectivity for the private and public wifi signals Sep 30 16:20:13 since they assume an existing wan interface I think Sep 30 16:20:29 i already turned wifi off Sep 30 16:20:34 ah Sep 30 16:20:43 well then... Sep 30 16:20:47 ;) Sep 30 16:23:17 could work like this? Sep 30 16:23:18 http://pastebin.com/d3f7616ef Sep 30 16:23:43 with wan section commented? Sep 30 16:23:49 config 'lan' 'lan' sounds wrong, at least it's not the openwrt syntax I'd assume Sep 30 16:24:04 can you paste the whole file? Sep 30 16:24:17 yes Sep 30 16:25:23 this is the original file Sep 30 16:25:25 http://pastebin.com/m430ad43 Sep 30 16:25:41 i just commented the wifi section Sep 30 16:26:13 hmm Sep 30 16:26:20 I'm not sure that is the place to change it Sep 30 16:26:25 this is not the original openwrt syntax Sep 30 16:26:30 this is a very old format for luci Sep 30 16:26:33 from the very begining Sep 30 16:26:34 yea, was that /etc/config/network actually? Sep 30 16:26:43 nbd did it before that was adopted by openwrt Sep 30 16:26:45 imo Sep 30 16:26:50 when it was still in development Sep 30 16:27:01 and it's now legacy and only kept in /etc/config/fon imo Sep 30 16:27:25 mmm ok Sep 30 16:27:28 this file is parsed and /etc/config/network is generated from it Sep 30 16:27:55 http://pastebin.com/m2a9ca974 Sep 30 16:28:00 this is /etc/config/network Sep 30 16:28:20 i got it Sep 30 16:28:21 you need to add eth0.1 to the lan interface, whihc is already a bridge Sep 30 16:28:36 but I think this file will be overwritten at boot time Sep 30 16:28:37 not sure Sep 30 16:28:47 I would suggest to find when this file is edited Sep 30 16:29:22 for test it Sep 30 16:29:28 how can i tell to the fonera Sep 30 16:29:30 iurgi: do you know the initscript / program responsible for the conversion? Sep 30 16:29:38 to read the file e arrange the network? Sep 30 16:29:53 i mean now i edit the file Sep 30 16:30:01 but i can't reboot the fonera Sep 30 16:30:12 cause at the next boot it will be overwritten Sep 30 16:30:16 xMff: hmmm I don't know Sep 30 16:30:17 maybe Sep 30 16:30:28 lol Sep 30 16:30:30 misunderstood Sep 30 16:30:34 xMff: no, I don't Sep 30 16:30:42 but grepping should be easy on the source Sep 30 16:30:46 give me a minute Sep 30 16:30:50 /etc/init.d/network restart doesn't work Sep 30 16:30:50 :D Sep 30 16:30:57 ok Sep 30 16:33:10 /etc/init.d/network restart works :D Sep 30 16:33:23 What made it work? Sep 30 16:33:35 it worked also before Sep 30 16:33:49 i didn't try it Sep 30 16:34:06 Ah, I thought you said it didn't work Sep 30 16:34:11 * blathijs is off Sep 30 16:34:20 iurgi: Did you try installing Transmission yet? Sep 30 16:34:39 blathijs: nope Sep 30 16:34:42 iurgi: Please tell me anything you find, so we won't be doing double things :-) Sep 30 16:34:42 been busy Sep 30 16:34:45 but just got a pendrive Sep 30 16:34:48 I will do now Sep 30 16:35:00 I'm off for food a bit, will be debugging later Sep 30 16:35:09 ;) Sep 30 16:35:11 btw, are you Matthijs on the development list? Sep 30 16:41:21 iosonoio: you need to set the mode in config 'wan' 'wan' to "none", and you need to edit the /lib/fon/config.sh, lan_devs="eth0.0" needs to be changed to lan_devs="eth0.0 eth0.1" Sep 30 16:41:46 looks like there is no way to do it with config files alone Sep 30 16:41:56 i set up this config file: Sep 30 16:41:57 http://pastebin.com/m4a588c49 Sep 30 16:41:59 and works Sep 30 16:42:14 i'm gonna try what have you writen Sep 30 16:42:19 the problem is that it will be overwritten on the next boot Sep 30 16:42:26 yes right Sep 30 16:42:39 that's why i'll do what have you written ;) Sep 30 16:43:22 mmm i have a problem Sep 30 16:43:24 lan_devs="" Sep 30 16:43:24 mgmt_ifname="eth0" Sep 30 16:43:24 wan_ifname="eth0" Sep 30 16:43:33 wrong line Sep 30 16:43:35 above Sep 30 16:43:49 under fonera15ng|fonera20 Sep 30 16:44:12 oh i found it Sep 30 16:44:14 s/under/below/ Sep 30 16:44:52 and set the wan mode to "none" in /etc/config/fon Sep 30 16:45:04 this is important, otherwise it tries to assign eth0.1 twice Sep 30 16:45:23 config 'wan' 'none' Sep 30 16:45:27 right? Sep 30 16:45:51 no Sep 30 16:46:05 I mean this line: http://pastebin.com/m50dbb84d Sep 30 16:46:05 in /etc/config/fone Sep 30 16:46:22 oh ok the mode Sep 30 16:46:28 yes Sep 30 16:47:00 http://pastebin.com/mef2ad37 Sep 30 16:47:02 right? Sep 30 16:47:12 yes Sep 30 16:47:19 ok i'll try to reboot Sep 30 16:47:22 ? Sep 30 16:47:30 yep Sep 30 16:48:49 iurgi: fyi, the generator script is in fon/fonbase/targets/f20/lib/fon/config.sh Sep 30 16:49:16 or /lib/fon/config.sh on the target Sep 30 16:50:04 ah Sep 30 16:50:04 nice Sep 30 16:50:05 thanks Sep 30 16:50:06 :) Sep 30 16:52:37 also it seems like there's a typo Sep 30 16:52:47 the lan netmask if pulled from the wan interface Sep 30 16:53:04 mmm doesn't work Sep 30 16:53:05 xMff: but removing WAN will make all the services unusable, I guess? Sep 30 16:53:06 or a default of 255.255.255.0 is used if there's no netmask for wan defined Sep 30 16:53:10 that's ifconfig command Sep 30 16:53:10 http://pastebin.com/mdd53b1 Sep 30 16:53:14 iurgi: yes Sep 30 16:53:30 well, I think he wants the services, not just a hub Sep 30 16:53:31 hehe Sep 30 16:53:35 iosonoio: brctl show Sep 30 16:53:56 bridge name bridge id STP enabled interfaces Sep 30 16:53:56 br-lan 8000.001884d00a50 no eth0.0 Sep 30 16:54:02 iurgi: well services like torrent will not care, but things like the wifi signals will break Sep 30 16:54:02 mmm wait Sep 30 16:54:03 :D Sep 30 16:54:16 xMff: ah, I meant youtube, torrent etc Sep 30 16:54:20 http://pastebin.com/m5318b079 Sep 30 16:54:22 they will not care? Sep 30 16:54:22 ok Sep 30 16:54:29 I think they will not Sep 30 16:54:33 only one interface in the bridge Sep 30 16:54:33 hmmm Sep 30 16:54:35 I'm not sure Sep 30 16:54:37 they jsut need a defaultroute Sep 30 16:54:46 ah hm Sep 30 16:54:47 I think the bridge should happen on the wan interface, not the lan Sep 30 16:54:57 there's no way to specify a gateway for lan I think Sep 30 16:55:01 yes Sep 30 16:55:05 yes and if you disable wan, it will not have a defautl rotuer Sep 30 16:55:06 hehe Sep 30 16:56:54 iurgi: here's a bugfix: http://fonosfera.pastebin.com/m7921551 Sep 30 16:57:26 bug will only occur if both wan and lan have a static config and wan has a different subnet size than lan Sep 30 16:57:40 still it should be fixed :) Sep 30 16:57:57 but why "brctl show" shows only one interfaces? Sep 30 16:59:38 ok Sep 30 16:59:39 thanks Sep 30 16:59:40 ;) Sep 30 16:59:50 I will add it to the pipe Sep 30 17:00:28 i'll back soon Sep 30 17:01:15 brb, coffee cooking Sep 30 17:06:59 any news? Sep 30 17:07:36 i've executed: Sep 30 17:07:36 brctl addif br-lan eth0.1 Sep 30 17:07:54 and then added manually default route gw Sep 30 17:07:56 and dns Sep 30 17:08:04 so the fonera has connectivty Sep 30 17:08:24 and the pc connected on the second port of the fonera get the ip from the main router in my house Sep 30 17:08:39 but internet is not so stable Sep 30 17:11:58 iurgi: Yes, I'm the same one from the list :-) Sep 30 17:12:02 blathijs: ok Sep 30 17:12:03 :) Sep 30 17:15:25 iosonoio_: I think the best is to create an init script which does the bridge-setup commands Sep 30 17:15:35 this way way you don't need to edit the existing files Sep 30 17:15:46 ok Sep 30 17:16:17 xMff: Would it make sense to support the bridging configuration in the fon config file, even when the GUI doesn't support it (yet)? Sep 30 17:16:20 i'll do in this way Sep 30 17:17:09 blathijs: yes, that would require modifications to /lib/config/fon.sh Sep 30 17:17:35 also - as iurgi pointed out - the while bridge setup should be done as wan interface with lan entirely disabled Sep 30 17:17:40 *whole Sep 30 17:17:41 anyone feel free to make a patch Sep 30 17:17:51 this way all addons remain functional Sep 30 17:17:52 we can probably make it available through a plugin Sep 30 17:18:25 iosonoio_: https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=11301 - explains how to do openwrt style init scripts (the fon firmware supports them as well) Sep 30 17:18:49 iosonoio_: and use a high number for START, like 90 Sep 30 17:18:59 anyway the internet connection is not stable Sep 30 17:19:05 i have to figure out why Sep 30 17:23:04 Hmm, it seems the dashboard doesn't work when using avahi (fonera.local) Sep 30 17:23:10 hi iurgi Sep 30 17:23:21 (It resolves fine, but doesn't give any output, while using the IP directly does) Sep 30 17:23:46 Or this is my Firefox acting up, on w3m it works fine :-S Sep 30 17:24:12 h iiv Sep 30 17:24:14 hi ivangarcia Sep 30 17:24:21 Ah, now it does work... Sep 30 17:24:42 hmmm Sep 30 17:24:49 blathijs: what is the problem, I dind't understand it Sep 30 17:25:01 but I think someone reported something similar to it in the spanish boards Sep 30 17:25:28 iurgi: The dashboard didn't load when I used http://fonera.local, while http://192.168.10.1 worked fine Sep 30 17:25:56 iurgi, let's see if I can solve the WIFI-LAN problem Sep 30 17:25:57 heeh Sep 30 17:25:57 But pinging fonera.local worked, so mDNS resolution was OK Sep 30 17:26:31 iurgi: But it seems it was some kind of Firefox cache issue, because it works properly now Sep 30 17:27:11 blathijs: http://fonosfera.pastebin.com/m49ad8596 - something like this should work, if one adds "option bridge 1" to the "config wan wan" section, it will not create a lan interface and make wan a bridge, not sure whether firewall mods are required as well Sep 30 17:27:20 ok Sep 30 17:27:24 so it was different Sep 30 17:28:13 xMff: is that a diff for config.sh to have the bridge option? Sep 30 17:28:23 iurgi: yes Sep 30 17:28:29 untested... Sep 30 17:28:52 xMff: what else is needed? Sep 30 17:29:09 I mean, changes in /etc/config/network or /etc/config/fon, I guess Sep 30 17:29:26 only adding "option bridge 1" to /e/c/fon is required Sep 30 17:29:34 ah Sep 30 17:29:34 nice Sep 30 17:29:36 in the config wan wan section Sep 30 17:29:36 under the wan section, I think? Sep 30 17:29:41 cool Sep 30 17:29:55 I'll put it on my to-test list Sep 30 17:30:00 can anyone test it? if so I might make the patch for it as a present Sep 30 17:30:07 hmmm Sep 30 17:30:22 xMff: but the user needs to be aware to use static on WAN, right? Sep 30 17:30:24 also I could imagine that some gui pages break if lan is missing Sep 30 17:30:35 dhcp would work too I think Sep 30 17:30:39 (well, or to be able to discover his fonera's IP) Sep 30 17:30:44 only wifi and umts are not supported in this mode Sep 30 17:30:53 ok Sep 30 17:30:58 iosonoio: Perhaps you could test this patch xMff built: http://fonosfera.pastebin.com/m49ad8596 Sep 30 17:30:59 I mean wifi and umts as wan Sep 30 17:31:04 and will the lan dhcp be disabled? Sep 30 17:31:21 think so, there will not even be a lan interface Sep 30 17:31:38 but as I said, I'm unsure about the firewall Sep 30 17:31:44 ok iurgi, so my dashboard of developer fonera shows the IP from the wifi Sep 30 17:31:45 I think one needs to enable ssh on wan Sep 30 17:31:52 otherwise all access is blocked :) Sep 30 17:32:13 why everything works fine Sep 30 17:32:20 but internet access is so slow??? Sep 30 17:32:40 lo Sep 30 17:32:48 iosonoio: Because then the official firmware could support bridging in the future :-) Sep 30 17:32:54 indeed Sep 30 17:32:58 iosonoio: Not sure about your internet access issue Sep 30 17:32:59 xMff: patch ?! Sep 30 17:33:03 http://fonosfera.pastebin.com/m49ad8596 Sep 30 17:33:03 :) Sep 30 17:33:04 ey blogic Sep 30 17:33:17 Hmm, blogic is quick to catch onto the conversation :-) Sep 30 17:33:25 yeah Sep 30 17:33:28 smart guy ;) Sep 30 17:33:33 blogic: I did this blindly... as in no test device around Sep 30 17:33:44 xMff: me neither Sep 30 17:33:45 hehe Sep 30 17:33:48 i will check it tomorrow Sep 30 17:33:53 iosonoio: and blathijs have one Sep 30 17:33:55 and then add an option to luci in dev mode Sep 30 17:33:56 I do too Sep 30 17:34:03 but I'm trygin to test torrent installation Sep 30 17:34:04 well, patch it then Sep 30 17:34:09 iurgi, whenever u have time. Sep 30 17:34:12 I will after transmission Sep 30 17:34:19 ivangarcia: yes, sorry, I'm very busy Sep 30 17:34:20 we can add it for rc2 Sep 30 17:34:20 hehe Sep 30 17:34:27 blogic: firewall needs to be relaxed in bridge I think Sep 30 17:34:28 easy Sep 30 17:34:32 +mode Sep 30 17:34:39 xMff: interzone routing rules Sep 30 17:34:40 :) Sep 30 17:35:03 xMff: we have explicit block rules between devices to seperate hotspot etc etc Sep 30 17:35:06 option input/forward/output ACCEPT ;) Sep 30 17:35:07 iurgi, nevermind, i'll be around here Sep 30 17:35:11 xMff: hence the zone in uci_firewall.sh Sep 30 17:35:11 ah Sep 30 17:35:12 k Sep 30 17:35:26 xMff: no hotplug and a script Sep 30 17:36:40 blogic: there's also a fix; http://fonosfera.pastebin.com/m7921551 Sep 30 17:36:54 smells like copy-paste propagated typo Sep 30 17:37:19 but maybe it was intentional ;) Sep 30 17:37:27 blogic: already added that to the trac buglist Sep 30 17:38:57 xMff: :) Sep 30 17:39:36 iurgi: Hmm, I don't see anything about that on the trac timeline? Or do you have an internal trac buglist or something? Sep 30 17:39:55 internal Sep 30 17:40:03 the external has too much... noise Sep 30 17:40:04 :( Sep 30 17:41:48 iurgi: Isn't that fixable with some smart milestones? Or also too much noise in the comments? Sep 30 17:42:03 too much noise in the tickets Sep 30 17:42:12 the bugs are not very consistent often Sep 30 17:42:18 the reports Sep 30 17:42:31 I can imagine that Sep 30 17:42:37 "It's broken!" :-) Sep 30 17:42:50 yeah, kind of Sep 30 17:43:22 Writing decent bugreports is a skill that's best learned by processing other people's reports :-P Sep 30 17:43:36 Anyway, I'm off for some cleaning, back soon Sep 30 17:44:24 ok Sep 30 17:54:36 blathijs: were you able to test transmission upon upgrade? Sep 30 17:54:48 I confirm installation does not work Sep 30 17:54:59 and the likely cause is what we tlaked about before Sep 30 18:01:37 iurgi: I haven't looked at it yet Sep 30 18:01:54 iurgi: But if installation doesn't work, does it make sense to test an upgrade? Sep 30 18:02:32 well, yes Sep 30 18:03:45 To test if it keeps working without replacing the .fng file? Sep 30 18:05:47 Hmm, let me guess. Applications are made available depending on the value in /etc/fon_version? Sep 30 18:06:06 I've got no applications available now, but my elan thinks it's cheeky :-) Sep 30 18:06:16 correct Sep 30 18:06:24 kind of correct Sep 30 18:06:40 aplpications are made available depending on /etc/fon_version, correct Sep 30 18:06:51 but your elan does not think it's cheeky Sep 30 18:07:08 blathijs: http://download.fonosfera.org/plugins/Plugins_fonera20n_2.3.0.0.lua Sep 30 18:07:16 blathijs: this file is missing for 20g :) Sep 30 18:07:22 i am generating the files atm Sep 30 18:08:21 iurgi: I get a bit cheeky banner and fon_version says 2.2.6 Sep 30 18:08:29 iurgi: I compiled it myself from the tag, remember :-) Sep 30 18:09:00 blathijs: i still have a few staged commits Sep 30 18:09:04 let me check Sep 30 18:09:15 (I compiled it last week, btw) Sep 30 18:09:23 blathijs: the banner is useless Sep 30 18:09:36 it's just a banner Sep 30 18:09:37 ;) Sep 30 18:09:47 Yeah, but fon_version does count :-p Sep 30 18:09:56 your fonera only checks /etc/fon_version and /etc/fon_revision Sep 30 18:10:00 what do you mean? Sep 30 18:10:02 that is what counts Sep 30 18:10:05 blathijs: http://trac.fonosfera.org/fon-ng/changeset/1443 Sep 30 18:10:14 iurgi: My fon_version says 2.2.6 Sep 30 18:10:22 or rather, I just changed it, but it used to say that Sep 30 18:10:34 iurgi: he is right Sep 30 18:10:34 But I thought somebody said that he could install Transmission through the dashboard on Elan on 2.0g this afternoon, but apparently I got it wrong :-) Sep 30 18:10:44 ok Sep 30 18:10:57 what matters is actually /etc/config/system Sep 30 18:11:06 oh Sep 30 18:11:14 blogic: Yes, that commit is exactly what I was missing :-p Sep 30 18:11:16 but I thought that was read from /etc/fon_version Sep 30 18:11:16 ok Sep 30 18:11:26 got it Sep 30 18:12:42 blogic: How do these revision and rc values work? The full version would now be 2.3.0.1~rc1 or something? Sep 30 18:13:01 blogic: And when the 2.0g version is released, it will be 2.3.0.1 ? Sep 30 18:14:14 Hm, the automounter doesn't mount full devices, only partitions? Sep 30 18:15:17 2.3.0.0 was for 20n Sep 30 18:15:29 we need to make a few fixes to get rc1 working Sep 30 18:15:41 so it is 2.3.0.1rc1 Sep 30 18:15:47 and then 2.3.0.1 Sep 30 18:15:58 afterwards we take the diff and merge it in trunk Sep 30 18:16:05 then 2.3.1.0 will be for 20 and 20n Sep 30 18:16:09 if that makes sense Sep 30 18:16:11 Okay, then I got it correctly :-) Sep 30 18:16:17 as for mountd, yes Sep 30 18:16:21 there is one more problem Sep 30 18:16:25 Is that intentional? Sep 30 18:16:33 when you attach a android it creates /dev/sdX Sep 30 18:16:55 and then gives a popup, allow mounting and then afetr X seconds /dev/sdX0 appears Sep 30 18:17:02 mountd fails here to Sep 30 18:17:17 Hmm, nasty Sep 30 18:17:18 at the moemtn we do a byte level anaylses to see what fs we are handling Sep 30 18:18:00 Cool, fdisk and mkfs are shipped, so I can create a partition right on the device :-) Sep 30 18:18:12 http://trac.fonosfera.org/fon-ng/browser/trunk/fon/mountd/src/lib/fs.c Sep 30 18:18:27 Though I probably need to get over to my device to replug it to get it mounted :-) Sep 30 18:18:55 Ah, mountd is fon specific? Sep 30 18:20:00 yup Sep 30 18:20:01 Who creates the sd* devices anyway? Considering there is no udev? Sep 30 18:20:28 hotplug2 Sep 30 18:21:47 Ah, now I understand the Transmission install thing Sep 30 18:21:59 blathijs: good Sep 30 18:22:00 :) Sep 30 18:22:06 It's not listed under "Applications" to install, but there is an installer plugin already installed Sep 30 18:22:12 yes Sep 30 18:22:19 Which can download and install the actual app :-) Sep 30 18:22:33 this installer is pointing to an incorrect application file on our server Sep 30 18:22:39 Ah Sep 30 18:23:06 Ok, now let's downgrade to flipper, to see what happens on an upgrade :-) Sep 30 18:23:11 ok Sep 30 18:23:12 thanks Sep 30 18:23:12 :) Sep 30 18:24:50 So far, that seems the only problem, isn't it? Sep 30 18:25:27 "That" begin transmission not working? Sep 30 18:25:36 Yes Sep 30 18:25:49 Dunno, haven't tested anything else :-p Sep 30 18:26:11 iurgi: My wifi is working properly now, btw, seems it was my wireless drivers screwing up before Sep 30 18:26:14 I tested the uploaders, firewall stuff and twitting and they're ok Sep 30 18:26:20 cool :-) Sep 30 18:26:41 Didn't test 3G stuff on 2.0g Sep 30 18:27:31 I don't have anything to test that with (unless my phone could do that when USB connected, but I doubt that) Sep 30 18:27:43 he he Sep 30 18:27:54 lol Sep 30 18:28:32 And I don't particularly feel like getting a bluetooth dongle and setting up bluez on the fonera :-) Sep 30 18:28:46 Having bluetooth might open up the door to lots of cool stuff, though Sep 30 18:28:52 blathijs: i know Sep 30 18:29:05 well, someon started the devleopment Sep 30 18:29:18 and evn got internet access for mobile devices through bluetooth Sep 30 18:29:23 but never commited it Sep 30 18:29:25 Oh, nice Sep 30 18:29:28 Hmm, less nice Sep 30 18:29:31 can't remember his name Sep 30 18:29:37 blogic: ? the australian guy Sep 30 18:29:46 I have to test Oldman's motion4fon plugin. Looks interesting Sep 30 18:30:00 rwithby Sep 30 18:30:09 Decodecoding: me too Sep 30 18:30:27 Blogic, any chance to open ports 81, 82 and so? Sep 30 18:31:12 yeah Sep 30 18:31:17 that one Sep 30 18:31:19 you can add them to the uci file Sep 30 18:32:07 Why not a custom port field in the firewall config? Sep 30 18:32:11 :-D Sep 30 18:32:20 :-) Sep 30 18:33:00 So I can see how burglars enter my home while I'm at work Sep 30 18:33:47 Decodecoding: You should connect your fon to your speakers as well, so you can shoo them out of your house :-) Sep 30 18:34:38 ol Sep 30 18:34:49 Hmm, that downgrade didn't go so well Sep 30 18:35:15 Or rather, didn't happen at all or something Sep 30 18:35:28 Right, Flipper still has the downgrade check :-) Sep 30 18:35:45 he he, blathijs, for that purpose I have the USB missile launcher with poisoned nose :-d Sep 30 18:35:54 Decodecoding: haha Sep 30 18:37:55 blathijs: yes, it does Sep 30 18:37:59 but you can spoof it Sep 30 18:38:04 edit /etc/config/system Sep 30 18:38:05 ;) Sep 30 18:39:57 iurgi: Haha, smart! Sep 30 18:40:15 But I'll just use mtd to flash it, which has the added advantage of resetting my settings Sep 30 18:40:48 ok Sep 30 18:40:51 easier probably Sep 30 18:40:52 hehe Sep 30 18:41:23 Also because I had just finished typing the command :-p Sep 30 18:44:55 hehe Sep 30 18:45:06 and it's done Sep 30 18:45:11 good Sep 30 18:45:16 Only 5 minutes, not even 8 :-) Sep 30 18:45:31 good Sep 30 18:45:55 the fonera takes 2:48 to flash, reboot and be up and running Sep 30 18:45:55 hehe Sep 30 18:46:01 fonera2.0n I mean Sep 30 18:50:07 iurgi: Oeh, that's a lot quicker even :-) Sep 30 18:50:43 blathijs: got the mail to the list Sep 30 18:50:57 the downgrade should not get you to failsafe Sep 30 18:51:01 did this happen to you??? Sep 30 18:51:11 No, that's not what I was trying to say Sep 30 18:51:28 In the previous mail, I suggested downgrading or using failsafe mode to get Elan into developer mode Sep 30 18:51:38 hmm Sep 30 18:51:38 ok Sep 30 18:51:43 understood it wrong then Sep 30 18:51:43 hehe Sep 30 18:51:47 or rather, downgrading through the webinterface or through failsafe mode Sep 30 18:52:29 Hmm, why is my Fonera asking me how to configure the WAN interface? I don't remember it doing that ever before? Sep 30 18:52:43 Also, it has DHCP (client) running already, so it seems rather pointless Sep 30 18:52:48 (This is a clean flipper) Sep 30 18:53:23 I've probably never seen this wizard for Flipper before, I guess Sep 30 18:53:31 no Sep 30 18:53:32 wait Sep 30 18:53:36 if it's asking you for this Sep 30 18:53:42 it means it could not get an IP address Sep 30 18:53:58 or at least not when you connected to the wizard Sep 30 18:54:57 Then I might have been to quick (since I can ping it over the WAN interface) Sep 30 18:55:18 you konw the IP it got? Sep 30 18:55:54 Yeah, my DHCP server remembers leases Sep 30 18:55:59 ah Sep 30 18:56:00 ok Sep 30 18:56:07 I might even have clicked the "store permanently" box :-) Sep 30 18:56:16 Can I reboot the Fonera through the dashboard? Sep 30 18:57:09 yes Sep 30 18:57:16 settings->system Sep 30 18:57:17 anyone know if is possible from 2.3.0 go to flipper? Sep 30 18:57:26 good, no need to get up then :-) Sep 30 18:57:37 iosonoio: Only through SSH or failsafe mode Sep 30 18:57:52 great Sep 30 18:57:53 :D Sep 30 18:58:17 iosonoio: did you test the bridge mode patch? Sep 30 18:58:56 no cause i've done some mess and i had to resect to factory and i loosed ssh access... Sep 30 18:59:07 now i was trying to flash flipper Sep 30 18:59:31 but as you said i have to do it with ssh or failsafe... Sep 30 18:59:53 am i in wrong or on 2.3.0 there isn't ssh access? Sep 30 19:00:07 i loosed it after a factory reset from dashboard Sep 30 19:01:56 iosonoio: There is no _DEV image for elan yet, no Sep 30 19:02:26 mmm but before the factory reset Sep 30 19:02:27 iosonoio: Meaning going through failsafe mode would be your only option now (but it works fine) Sep 30 19:02:30 i was in with ssh Sep 30 19:02:40 iosonoio: That's because you enabled it before the upgrade Sep 30 19:02:45 oh ok Sep 30 19:02:54 didn't know that :( Sep 30 19:02:55 iosonoio: And the upgrade preserved settings, like "Am I in devmode?" Sep 30 19:03:04 i got it Sep 30 19:03:15 anyway can i apply the patch also on flipper? Sep 30 19:03:19 This stuff can be a bit unexpected :-) Sep 30 19:03:30 Dunno Sep 30 19:03:40 iurgi: can i apply the patch also on flipper? Sep 30 19:03:42 btw, good news Sep 30 19:03:53 blogic: just fixed torrent installation for 2.3.0.1 Sep 30 19:04:00 I will post it Sep 30 19:04:05 I meant: blogic just fixed torrent installation for 2.3.0.1 Sep 30 19:05:04 hehe Sep 30 19:05:12 yeahh Sep 30 19:06:38 iurgi: can i apply "the bridge mode patch" of xMff also on flipper? Sep 30 19:07:00 I guess so Sep 30 19:07:10 maybe not the patch if the file changed Sep 30 19:07:15 but you can edit it manually for sure Sep 30 19:07:19 ok Sep 30 19:09:24 http://blog.fonosfera.org/transmission-bug-on-fonera-20g-2301-fixed/ Sep 30 19:14:12 Ah, no error in the firmware itself, just in the downloaded file? :-) Sep 30 19:14:21 Or did you put up a symlink somewhere? Sep 30 19:14:26 yes Sep 30 19:14:28 no Sep 30 19:14:31 it was an error in the file Sep 30 19:14:35 it was not existing Sep 30 19:15:49 leaving Sep 30 19:15:54 thakns for all the help today!! Sep 30 19:16:05 I will try to test the bridge patch tomorrow Sep 30 19:17:57 iurgi: Cya! Sep 30 19:26:11 Hmm, my fonera just dropped off the network when plugging in an USB stick? Sep 30 19:27:04 And there it is again... Wth.. Sep 30 19:27:41 It is pretty slow, though Sep 30 19:28:03 after "hol on please" Message have i to' wait with the computer connected to' the fonera all30 minutes or can i disconnect? Sep 30 19:28:50 iosonoio: You should check the lights. As long as the power and wireless (IIRC) blink orange, it's still in failsafe mode Sep 30 19:29:04 ok Sep 30 19:29:06 If the power led turns plain green again, it should be rebooted Sep 30 19:44:02 Hmm, I don't think I get this anymore... I removed my FoneroApps directory, but the torrent icon doesn't offer to reinstall (still on Flipper) Sep 30 19:44:14 it acts like it's working, but never starts downloading, it seems... Sep 30 19:45:21 Let's try factory reset Sep 30 19:46:14 I'm testing the fixed torrent right now Sep 30 19:47:03 I'm testing the upgrade from Flipper, but stuff is weird on Flipper already :-) Sep 30 19:55:52 Hmm, note to self: If you click factory reset, don't hit "refresh" when the Fonera comes back on after the reboot :-) Sep 30 19:58:07 lol Sep 30 20:03:22 hi all Sep 30 20:03:26 I've two question Sep 30 20:03:45 1) I've Fonera 2.0g, which one of these images is the latest one: http://download.fonosfera.org/RC/ ? Sep 30 20:04:41 2) If I upgrade from 2.2.6.0 RC5, do I loose my settings?! This is very important since I'm not at home and I can only manage it from remote. I don't want to remain "out" of it :\ Sep 30 20:05:27 I think only webupgrade only will keep settings... Sep 30 20:05:38 Somebody tell me if I'm wrong Sep 30 20:06:03 Andy80: 20090922_FON2202_2.3.0.0_RC1.tgz <-- That's the latest, though I agree that the versioning is slightly confusing Sep 30 20:06:34 Andy80: And indeed, the webupgrade _should_ keep your settings Sep 30 20:06:41 Andy80: No, wait Sep 30 20:06:54 Andy80: There is a bug in the upgrade script, that will break wan access Sep 30 20:07:29 Andy80: It will keep your settings, but it will not remember your password is strong, resulting in the firewall blocking the dashboard and SSH from wan... Sep 30 20:08:23 uhm.... so if I upgrade, I've no way to connect to web interface again :\ Sep 30 20:08:34 do I have to wait for the stable 2.3.0.0 ? Sep 30 20:09:04 Maybe you should if you're not interested in testing ;-) Sep 30 20:09:14 Andy80: Yup Sep 30 20:09:34 I'm interested in testing too, but I'm in Spain and my fonera2 is in Italy ;) Sep 30 20:09:40 Andy80: Though I'm not sure if it was on the list to fix for 2.3.0, but I'll see if I can convince iurgi to fix it :-) Sep 30 20:09:43 and... my parents wouldn't be able to fix it :P Sep 30 20:10:08 Who knows!!!! :-d Sep 30 20:10:10 Andy try to connect to dandm.mine.nu Sep 30 20:10:13 Andy80: They would only need to change the password to fix it, but perhaps that's too much already :-) Sep 30 20:10:28 by the way.... did you add the possibility to delete files from connected hard disk :P ? Sep 30 20:11:03 Well, seems like the fixed torrent app for 2.0g in 2.3.0.1 RC1 is working. Good job! Sep 30 20:13:05 cool :) Sep 30 20:13:22 for the moment I'll keep using 2.6.0.0 rc5, it works Sep 30 20:13:40 yes, I was happy with that version Sep 30 20:15:04 Take a look to this WiFi monster: http://geektechnique.org/projectlab/781/slurpr-the-mother-of-all-wardrive-boxes Sep 30 20:20:10 i applyed the patch http://fonosfera.pastebin.com/m49ad8596 Sep 30 20:20:24 on a clean installation of flipper Sep 30 20:20:40 have i to other configuration files? Sep 30 20:20:53 to change other configuration files?? Sep 30 20:23:11 ah guuys.... I did hear about a special discount for people who already have fonera 2.0g to buy 2.0n Sep 30 20:23:16 how much will it cost? Sep 30 20:31:29 I read the announcement but no trace of figures Sep 30 20:31:44 xMff: i applied your patch Sep 30 20:33:47 how i can use it now? Sep 30 20:33:48 :D Sep 30 20:34:10 iosonoio: add "option bridge 1" to the "config wan wan" section in /etc/config/fon Sep 30 20:34:36 and define a static ip address on the *wan* interface Sep 30 20:34:49 like it is done for lan Sep 30 20:36:36 http://pastebin.com/m76cdda78 Sep 30 20:36:53 xMff: it's ok? Sep 30 20:37:17 I think you need to add "option mode static" as well Sep 30 20:37:35 and make sure that ssh on wan is enabled Sep 30 20:37:51 ok Sep 30 20:42:03 have i to leave the lan section without modification? Sep 30 20:43:28 it will be ignored Sep 30 20:43:38 so you can just leave it Sep 30 20:44:05 I hope you know the failsafe and reflash stuff? Because I can't guarantee anything :) Sep 30 20:57:31 xMff: that's the situation: http://pastebin.com/m69cc40d Sep 30 20:58:11 how does the generated /etc/config/network looks like? Sep 30 20:58:22 but i have problem surfing on internet Sep 30 20:58:46 and /etc/config/firewall is interesting too Sep 30 21:00:01 http://pastebin.com/m7c3633ee Sep 30 21:00:33 http://pastebin.com/m51d784e1 Sep 30 21:01:55 okay, the network config isn't actually written, can you pastebin "uci export network" ? Sep 30 21:02:36 http://pastebin.com/m7ddfc87e Sep 30 21:03:51 hm this looks okay Sep 30 21:04:00 wonder why br-wan has no ip assigned Sep 30 21:04:15 yes that is a problem Sep 30 21:04:27 the other is that internet has some problem Sep 30 21:04:55 yes, internet problem is most likely caused by: missing default route, missing dns and firewall rules :) Sep 30 21:05:20 the problem is that is not totally broken Sep 30 21:05:29 i can surf Sep 30 21:05:38 first of all, run "ifup wan", does br-wan get an ip? Sep 30 21:05:39 but sometimes it is stuck Sep 30 21:06:10 yes :) Sep 30 21:06:14 192.168.10.1 Sep 30 21:06:27 10 ? Sep 30 21:06:37 are you sure you did not confuse it with br-lan ? Sep 30 21:06:41 inet addr:192.168.10.1 Bcast:192.168.10.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 Sep 30 21:06:46 oh right Sep 30 21:06:54 sorry Sep 30 21:06:56 no Sep 30 21:07:01 no ip address Sep 30 21:07:04 for wan Sep 30 21:07:46 hmm Sep 30 21:09:11 but "uci export network" result says that lan section is in conflict with wan on "ifname" option. Or lan is not considered? Sep 30 21:09:26 no you're right Sep 30 21:09:36 cause lan and wan have eth0.0 in common Sep 30 21:12:17 have i to change it? Sep 30 21:15:58 can you execute "sh /lib/fon/config.sh" without error messages? Sep 30 21:16:19 yes Sep 30 21:16:42 root@Fonera:~# sh /lib/fon/config.sh Sep 30 21:16:43 root@Fonera:~# Sep 30 21:16:53 well the biggest problem is that wan does not get an ip... Sep 30 21:17:13 I have updated the patch to remove lan entirely Sep 30 21:17:24 but that would render the f2 inaccessible Sep 30 21:17:39 ehehe Sep 30 21:17:39 nice Sep 30 21:17:40 :P Sep 30 21:18:27 if i set up Sep 30 21:18:30 ip manually Sep 30 21:18:38 could i check if it works? Sep 30 21:18:49 best is to wait for iurgi and blogic to test it tomorrow, since I do not having a running f2 here I can only guess what happens Sep 30 21:19:02 ok Sep 30 21:19:11 so i revert to the original penguin Sep 30 21:19:26 and we'll wait for them tmrw Sep 30 21:19:59 thank you a lot! Sep 30 21:20:18 you can get the original from /rom/lib/fon/config.sh I think Sep 30 21:20:28 cp /rom/lib/fon/config.sh /lib/fon/config.sh Sep 30 21:21:04 yes Sep 30 21:21:11 ;) Sep 30 21:21:57 if i do a factory reset loose i the ssh access? Sep 30 21:22:16 iosonoio: That depends if you flashed a DEV or normal image Sep 30 21:22:23 dev Sep 30 21:22:43 Then SSH should remain enabled (though not on the WAN port, since the password is reset as well) Sep 30 21:23:22 ;) Sep 30 21:46:43 why "wifi down" make fonera crash on penguin? Sep 30 21:46:44 :D Sep 30 23:06:15 oi Sep 30 23:06:20 i have find an bug Sep 30 23:06:42 i am using hamachi 2 with one fastweb friend, and i cant connect to him Sep 30 23:06:45 when using fonera 2 Sep 30 23:06:49 :/ Sep 30 23:11:35 we wanna bridge mode!!! XD **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Oct 01 02:59:56 2009