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Jul 21 07:48:59 <aoz> just found a nasty bug w/Fedora, Debian, & Gentoo GRUB that may be affecting others
Jul 21 07:49:49 <aoz> Fedora wrote a patch to stage2/fsys_ext2fs.c that allows use of the new dynamic inode sizes
Jul 21 07:50:13 <aoz> but their calculation blindly pulls the inode size value out of the superblock and divides by it
Jul 21 07:51:00 <aoz> not good when using the old style (like OWRT does): divide-by-zero FAIL
Jul 21 07:52:18 <aoz> none of my new openwrt-x86 builds had been booting for the past several months; now I know why.
Jul 21 09:58:19 <CIA-8> florian * r11890 /trunk/package/broadcom-wl/files/lib/wifi/broadcom.sh: Default to port 1812 for radius authentication when doing 802.1x
Jul 21 09:59:02 <CIA-8> florian * r11891 /trunk/docs/network.tex: Document a bit more about IPv6 configuration
Jul 21 10:32:12 <CIA-8> mb * r11892 /trunk/target/linux/generic-2.6/patches-2.6.25/923-gpiommc-configfs-locking.patch: The gpiommc configfs interface needs locking.
Jul 21 10:41:30 <CIA-8> florian * r11893 /trunk/toolchain/uClibc/Makefile: uClibc for x86 targets and kernels >= 2.6.24 need to copy the right include files, remove this when there are no 2.6.23 left
Jul 21 14:15:00 <pjf> did anybody try porting nanostations hal to openwrts madwifi so to get the internal antenna working with both polarizations?
Jul 21 14:16:23 <h3sp4wn> pjf: Should be easy to just chop and change hal's whenever you want
Jul 21 14:16:31 <h3sp4wn> (There was a patch to that effect anyway)
Jul 21 14:16:54 <pjf> yeap, but who knows what ubiquiti guys did to the hal ;)
Jul 21 14:17:11 <pjf> I mean, they could break compatibility
Jul 21 14:17:31 <h3sp4wn> Ah didn't know nanostation was ubiquiti
Jul 21 14:17:44 <pjf> yeap, they have their very own hal
Jul 21 14:17:53 <pjf> which switches antennas using gpio
Jul 21 14:17:58 <h3sp4wn> If its on their hardware should still be fine
Jul 21 14:18:20 <h3sp4wn> their patchset to madwifi was (is ?) based on the openwrt one anyway
Jul 21 14:18:54 <pjf> yeap, but you're talking about radiodriver
Jul 21 14:19:06 <pjf> nanostation uses different driver
Jul 21 14:19:27 <pjf> which even does not compile on 2.6 :)
Jul 21 14:20:10 <pjf> btw, I've just found lithuanian comments in the nanostation driver :)
Jul 21 14:20:16 <pjf> signed "UBNT"
Jul 21 14:20:33 <pjf> I guess they outsource their IT a bit ;)
Jul 21 14:21:52 <nbd> pjf: the antenna thing does not require madwifi changes
Jul 21 14:21:57 <nbd> pjf: it's controlled through gpio
Jul 21 14:23:12 <pjf> good point, maybe it would be possible to change antennas directly
Jul 21 14:23:25 <pjf> however I have no idea where to start (yet) :)
Jul 21 14:38:12 <aoz> so, any hope on getting the sierra drivers into 8.08?
Jul 21 17:08:19 <CIA-8> juhosg * r11894 /trunk/ (74 files in 22 dirs): surprise :p
Jul 21 17:08:52 <loswillios> yay
Jul 21 17:37:53 <Nix> nbd: hows it going? did u get the board I sent?
Jul 21 17:38:43 <Bartman007> juhosg: haha. making me pull down the changes to see what that commit was :-P
Jul 21 17:42:28 <juhosg> Bartman007: :)
Jul 21 17:48:46 <loswillios> juhosg: did you use a routerboard for that?
Jul 21 17:49:02 <loswillios> because the rb433 looks really promising
Jul 21 17:51:45 <juhosg> loswillios: yes. i'm working on rb-411, rb-450, and rb-433ah
Jul 21 17:53:27 <loswillios> cool
Jul 21 18:12:42 <CIA-8> nbd * r11895 /trunk/target/linux/generic-2.6/files/drivers/net/phy/mvswitch.h: add missing defines for mvswitch
Jul 21 18:12:59 <nbd> Nix: yes, got the board
Jul 21 18:13:20 <nbd> Nix: any feedback on what i sent you?
Jul 21 18:20:12 <CIA-8> nbd * r11896 /trunk/target/linux/generic-2.6/ (4 files in 2 dirs): update mvswitch for 2.6.25 and 2.6.26 as well
Jul 21 18:36:00 <Nix> nbd: the API seems reasonable.
Jul 21 18:37:20 <Nix> looks like it should do everything we need
Jul 21 18:37:55 <nbd> good
Jul 21 18:38:44 <Nix> did you try out the atheros board I sent you yet?
Jul 21 18:43:32 <nbd> not yet
Jul 21 18:43:36 <nbd> didn't get around to it yet
Jul 21 18:44:41 <Nix> ok
Jul 21 18:44:57 <Nix> I suspect you will see more of that atheros switch in the future :-)
Jul 21 18:51:05 <nbd> likely
Jul 21 20:00:48 <CIA-8> florian * r11897 /trunk/target/linux/rb532/base-files/sbin/wget2nand: Fix routerboard boot partition name in wget2nand (#3791)
Jul 21 20:36:34 <CIA-8> thepeople * r11898 /trunk/ (5 files in 4 dirs):
Jul 21 20:36:34 <CIA-8> This series of patches closes the support gap on one of the explicitly
Jul 21 20:36:34 <CIA-8> supported platforms (WRT54G3G) by adding direct support for the Sierra
Jul 21 20:36:34 <CIA-8> Wireless 3G modems.
Jul 21 20:36:34 <CIA-8> Signed-off-by: RB <aoz.syn@gmail.com>
Jul 21 20:40:16 <CIA-8> thepeople * r11899 /trunk/target/linux/brcm-2.4/patches/ (014-sierra_support.patch 015-sierra_kconfig.patch): (log message trimmed)
Jul 21 20:40:16 <CIA-8> This is the Linksys-ported driver from WRT54G3G-ST_v2.00.9_US.tgz,
Jul 21 20:40:16 <CIA-8> re-based against 2.4.35 and repaired for obvious breakage (didn't use
Jul 21 20:40:16 <CIA-8> its device table, etc.).
Jul 21 20:40:16 <CIA-8> Changes from Linksys tree:
Jul 21 20:40:17 <CIA-8>  - Remove 'vendor' and 'product' parameters; these aren't used in the
Jul 21 20:40:21 <CIA-8> mainstream driver and seem to only have served to break it.
Jul 21 20:44:50 <thepeople> aoz: ping
Jul 21 22:22:26 <aoz> thepeople: p0n
Jul 21 22:22:29 <aoz> pong, even
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