**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jan 10 03:00:00 2007
Jan 10 06:28:41 <Bartman007> {Nico}: heh, I had 5 bugs/broken compiles I was planning to file once I finished up some school work and you squashed all but one of them today
Jan 10 06:30:01 <Bartman007> (well, at least in the past 24 hours)
Jan 10 06:32:56 <Kaloz> http://www.asus.com/news_show.aspx?id=5369 - yay, asus finally did what i was waiting for :P
Jan 10 06:33:22 <Bartman007> Kaloz: they released the full source for their firmware?
Jan 10 06:33:39 * Bartman007 is joking while waiting for a browser to open
Jan 10 06:33:57 <Kaloz> :P
Jan 10 06:35:04 <Bartman007> damn ATI binary drivers have decided to break my hibernate/suspend functionality again
Jan 10 06:35:32 * Bartman007 decides give ATI the finger and test out the Xorg radeon driver
Jan 10 06:35:40 <Kaloz> if you can
Jan 10 06:36:01 <Kaloz> if you have x1k then those have no 2d engine, so no free drivers for you at all
Jan 10 06:36:17 <Bartman007> mobility 9600 pro :-)
Jan 10 06:36:22 <Kaloz> :)
Jan 10 06:36:29 <Kaloz> hmz, i'm really looking forward to get this asus thingie
Jan 10 06:37:38 <Bartman007> I find it somewhat funny that I bought this laptop for gaming and I only touch a game once every few weeks.
Jan 10 06:38:01 <Bartman007> I spend far more time working on geek projects.
Jan 10 06:38:40 <Bartman007> if this trend persists I'll stick with integrated graphics in my next laptop (and save a bundle)
Jan 10 06:43:51 <Kaloz> same here.. but if i could take a 12" subnote and use external video (like that asus thingie) when i want to play some games, now that would be spiffy
Jan 10 06:44:44 <Bartman007> oh yeah, my 26 browser windows loaded
Jan 10 06:44:48 * Bartman007 clicks the link
Jan 10 06:46:40 <Bartman007> heh, I saw that thing yesterday
Jan 10 06:50:52 <Bartman007> it seems like a waste though, considering that expresscard only supports PCIe x1
Jan 10 06:51:19 <Kaloz> well, this is what i was wondering for real
Jan 10 06:51:57 <Kaloz> it should support more of that or the bundled 7900gs would be a waste.. and who knows, maybe asus' new notebook has some nonstandard tricks for it
Jan 10 06:52:14 <Kaloz> honestly i was waiting for a real docking station with a pcie 16x
Jan 10 06:52:24 <Kaloz> (you know, like those old ones with full blown pci)
Jan 10 06:52:32 <Bartman007> well they do have a new notebook with one of the fugly windows sideshow displays on it
Jan 10 06:52:55 <Bartman007> I have one of the PCI ones for this laptop :-)
Jan 10 06:52:57 <Kaloz> most of those slideslow thing can run linux
Jan 10 06:52:59 <Kaloz> =P
Jan 10 06:53:57 <Bartman007> Kaloz: I was thinking about that. I knew their reference board was just a WinMob device in terms of specs.
Jan 10 06:54:50 <Bartman007> want to make a Sideshow API package for openwrt? I'll port svgalib so the data sent from Vista can be displayed :-)
Jan 10 06:56:04 <Kaloz> :)
Jan 10 06:56:20 <Kaloz> nah, i mena for real most of those slideshow stuff are fullblown embedded computers
Jan 10 06:56:33 <Kaloz> so actually i was wondering about installing openwrt on them :P
Jan 10 06:58:23 <Bartman007> exactly. :-)
Jan 10 06:59:53 <Bartman007> too bad the sideshow device doesn't have any access to the networking hardware
Jan 10 07:00:18 <Bartman007> could finally protect windows devices with a real firewall
Jan 10 07:15:55 <Bartman007> I think it was really shortsighted to only offer x1 throughput on the Expresscard standard.
Jan 10 10:02:33 <JeremyE> Hi guys, ndb, Florian... sorry I missed you before.
Jan 10 10:02:40 <wrt> JeremyE: what?
Jan 10 10:02:40 <JeremyE> Anyone watching now?
Jan 10 10:02:50 <JeremyE> wrt: hello
Jan 10 10:03:06 <JeremyE> wrt: help
Jan 10 11:01:38 <CIA-6> nico * r6057 /packages/libs/libupnp/ (Makefile patches/): update libupnp to 1.3.1 (partially closes: #1180)
Jan 10 11:10:34 <CIA-6> nico * r6058 /packages/net/linuxigd/ (. Makefile files/ files/upnpd.init): add linux-igd (closes: #1180)
Jan 10 11:17:43 <CIA-6> nico * r6059 /packages/net/imapfilter/ (. Makefile patches/ patches/010-pathnames.patch): add imapfilter (closes: #769)
Jan 10 11:29:03 <CIA-6> nico * r6060 / (2 files in 2 dirs): add a hack to allow source package names in Build-Depends: (PKG_BUILDDEP)
Jan 10 12:31:07 <[florian]> JeremyE: I am here, more or less :D
Jan 10 15:02:10 <[florian]> {Nico}: can you patch xsupplicant almost the same way you did for kismet ?
Jan 10 15:03:14 <GoldServe|FON> florian, i thought it was done already?
Jan 10 15:03:38 <[florian]> not for xsupplicant
Jan 10 15:05:34 <GoldServe|FON> what's changeset 6056?
Jan 10 15:07:15 <[florian]> GoldServe|FON: sorry, must have missed that changeset
Jan 10 15:21:56 <wigyori> is include/netfilter.mk the only place where it is defined which iptables modules will go into the separate packages?
Jan 10 15:25:25 <[florian]> I guess so, have also a look at the kernel config and the kernel/package/module/netfilter.mk
Jan 10 15:25:28 <loswillios> {Nico}: thx for your changes, libupnp & linux-igd installed fine
Jan 10 15:25:43 <wigyori> [florian]: got it a few secs after my question, thx :)
Jan 10 15:30:25 <CIA-6> nbd * r6061 /trunk/scripts/gen_target_mk.pl: include default package set in .target.mk
Jan 10 15:38:27 <CIA-6> nico * r6062 /packages/libs/avahi/Makefile:
Jan 10 15:38:27 <CIA-6> update avahi to 0.6.16 - it fixes 2 security issues:
Jan 10 15:38:27 <CIA-6>  * CVE-2006-6870
Jan 10 15:38:27 <CIA-6>  * CVE-2006-5461
Jan 10 15:43:37 <CIA-6> nbd * r6063 /trunk/package/madwifi/files/lib/wifi/madwifi.sh: fix madwifi mode selection problems
Jan 10 15:49:58 <CIA-6> nbd * r6064 /trunk/package/busybox/config/modutils/Config.in: enable pretty lsmod output for linux 2.6
Jan 10 15:56:14 <common> http://www.hohnstaedt.de/ixp_npe/0.3.1/ixp4xx_npe_driver-0.3.1.diff new version of the driver
Jan 10 16:14:22 <Kaloz> know about it
Jan 10 16:22:27 <armijn> oh my.
Jan 10 16:22:36 <armijn> did {Nico} really add 0.95 of linux-igd?
Jan 10 16:23:10 <loswillios> yessir
Jan 10 16:23:24 <loswillios> armijn: why do you ask
Jan 10 16:23:39 <armijn> loswillios: because it has known security holes
Jan 10 16:23:56 <loswillios> oh
Jan 10 16:24:47 <armijn> loswillios: I turned devices that ran linux-igd into onion routers, using 1 SOAP request
Jan 10 16:24:49 <CIA-6> nbd * r6065 /trunk/scripts/gen_target_mk.pl: include the full board name in .target.mk
Jan 10 16:25:22 <CIA-6> nbd * r6066 /trunk/scripts/ipkg: cosmetic fixes for ipkg
Jan 10 16:25:24 <armijn> not that the CVS version of linux-igd is any better...although they fixed the remote code execution
Jan 10 16:25:27 <loswillios> armijn: from inside i recon
Jan 10 16:25:41 <armijn> loswillios: depends on the device
Jan 10 16:26:02 <armijn> loswillios: but that is never an excuse
Jan 10 16:26:09 <loswillios> sure
Jan 10 16:26:25 <loswillios> I mean, sure it's no excuse
Jan 10 16:27:58 <loswillios> that's sad to hear
Jan 10 16:28:06 <armijn> hm
Jan 10 16:28:11 <loswillios> no good upnp-implemantation for linux :/
Jan 10 16:28:18 <armijn> seems that 0.95 is more recent than I thought
Jan 10 16:35:37 <CIA-6> nico * r6067 /packages/libs/file/ (. Makefile): add file/libmagic package
Jan 10 16:36:00 <armijn> but there are still some programming choices they made that I don't understand
Jan 10 16:36:19 <armijn> such as why they keep passing IP addresses as char* and not treat them as an IP address
Jan 10 16:47:32 <CIA-6> nico * r6068 /packages/libs/file/Makefile: oops, md5sum was wrong for file
Jan 10 16:49:56 <CIA-6> nico * r6069 /packages/net/gmediaserver/ (Makefile patches/): update gmediaserver to 0.12.0 - should build fine against libupnp 1.3.1 now
Jan 10 17:06:20 <Bartman007> should https://dev.openwrt.org/wiki/OpenWrtPackageToDo be killed?
Jan 10 17:06:52 <nbd> yes, probably
Jan 10 19:38:17 <[florian]> nbd: there are some au1000 pci fixes released
Jan 10 20:51:15 <CIA-6> nbd * r6070 /trunk/target/sdk/Makefile: don't mess with the staging dir too much when building the sdk
Jan 10 21:21:43 <CIA-6> nbd * r6071 /trunk/ (16 files in 12 dirs):
Jan 10 21:21:43 <CIA-6> Add initial version of the new Image Builder
Jan 10 21:21:43 <CIA-6> It's still a bit rough in a few places, but it seems to work for Broadcom at least - other targets untested.
Jan 10 21:23:33 <Bartman007> nbd: I'll probably be abusing that for x86 at some point as I play with display support :-)
Jan 10 21:24:14 <nbd> it's untested on x86. feel free to send me patches if it's broken :)
Jan 10 21:24:55 <nbd> got to go now
Jan 10 21:24:57 <Bartman007> though Kaloz has seemed to indicate that he viewed any kind of "desktop" support (which he had planned to do himself even if only internally) would be a seperate target, do you feel the same way?
Jan 10 21:25:03 <Bartman007> ok, nevermind then, cya.
Jan 10 21:25:15 <nbd> i don't know yet
Jan 10 22:11:46 <CIA-6> florian * r6072 /packages/libs/libpam/ (6 files in 2 dirs): Add libpam
Jan 10 22:13:48 <[florian]> dependency to nufw
Jan 10 22:20:30 <armijn> hm?
Jan 10 22:21:20 <armijn> you mean that single sign on thing?
Jan 10 22:23:56 <[florian]> precisely, btw, I am still working on getting nagios
Jan 10 22:26:01 <armijn> heh
Jan 10 22:26:08 <armijn> I read about the single sign on
Jan 10 22:26:23 <armijn> I don't know if it always is what you'd want
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