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Nov 01 05:34:48 <CIA-22> agb * r18254 /trunk/target/linux/rdc/ (4 files in 2 dirs): [rdc] 2.6.28: add ZyXEL and Amit flashmapping and start fixing up GPIO support. Thanks Daniel Gimpelevich
Nov 01 06:24:36 <CIA-22> agb * r18255 /trunk/target/linux/rdc/patches-2.6.28/003-rootfstype.patch: [rdc] 2.6.28: remove zero-byte patch left by last commit
Nov 01 06:24:58 <Bartman007> sn9: fixed.
Nov 01 09:28:20 <CIA-22> florian * r18256 /packages/net/aircrack-ng/patches/ (. 001-radiotap_need_types_h.patch): [package] fix aircrack-ng compilation on mips platforms
Nov 01 09:31:22 <CIA-22> florian * r18257 /packages/net/mdk3/patches/ (. 001-radiotap_needs_types_h.patch): [package] fix mdk3 compilation on mips platforms
Nov 01 10:46:37 <CIA-22> florian * r18258 /trunk/package/mac80211/patches/200-mac80211_fix_incorrect_seq_num_hostapd.patch: [package] fix hostapd frame injection in mac80211, backport 9b1ce526eb917c8b5c8497c327768130ee683392 (#6070)
Nov 01 12:24:37 <sn9> [florian]: have you had a chance to dig up the ar525w and/or the r8610 dev board?
Nov 01 12:57:26 <nunojpg> is there any advantage doing local alfha="$1"; shift; local bravo "$1"; shift; ...?
Nov 01 12:57:33 <nunojpg> why not use $1; $2; ...?
Nov 01 12:57:52 <nunojpg> I saw this on config_list_foreach()
Nov 01 12:58:13 <sn9> which file?
Nov 01 12:59:33 <xMff> 1) explicitly localizing variables helps to minimize side effects on the global scope  2) $1 $2 etc. may be overwritten by nested procedure calls or operations like "set"
Nov 01 13:00:30 <nunojpg> my question was why not to use local alfha="$1";  local bravo "$2"; ...?
Nov 01 13:00:40 <nunojpg> isn't the overhead less?
Nov 01 13:01:12 <xMff> well shift is required if a variable number of arguments may follow
Nov 01 13:01:56 <xMff> overhead is less of course, but negligible
Nov 01 13:02:20 <nunojpg> OK! because then $@ is used...
Nov 01 13:02:23 <nunojpg> sorry!
Nov 01 14:28:44 <nunojpg> I can't understand what config_list_foreach does
Nov 01 14:28:49 <nunojpg> is there any documentation?
Nov 01 14:29:25 <blogic> nunojpg: it iterates over a list option in a uci section
Nov 01 14:35:41 <nunojpg> blogic: "list option" is a kind of field? like a "bool option"?
Nov 01 14:35:49 <blogic> no
Nov 01 14:36:04 <blogic> list is a list hence its called list :)
Nov 01 14:36:12 <blogic> it is an option with N values
Nov 01 14:36:34 <cshore1> nunojpg: say out have a bunch of 'interface' sections
Nov 01 14:36:56 <xMff> option foo "A B C"
Nov 01 14:36:57 <xMff> -or-
Nov 01 14:36:57 <xMff> list foo A
Nov 01 14:36:57 <xMff> list foo B
Nov 01 14:36:57 <xMff> list foo C
Nov 01 14:36:58 <cshore1> nunojpg: sorry I'm thinking config_foreach
Nov 01 14:37:25 <nunojpg> understood
Nov 01 14:37:32 <xMff> config_list_foreach will call the given callback procedure for each A, B and C
Nov 01 14:38:17 <xMff> the advantage of the genuine list type is that it can store elements with spaces in it
Nov 01 14:38:59 <nunojpg> another thing, I've submitted 2 patch, about a week ago, are they taking much time to be accepted? or people are concentrated in 8.09.2?
Nov 01 18:52:41 <CIA-22> blogic * r18259 /trunk/ (32 files in 11 dirs): [ifxmips] adds dsl support, thank you infineon/lantiq
Nov 01 19:02:44 <sn9> yey!
Nov 01 19:03:04 <loswillios> wh000t!
Nov 01 19:04:06 <blogic> :)
Nov 01 19:04:15 <blogic> voip comming up next
Nov 01 19:04:20 <blogic> voip has 4 packages
Nov 01 19:04:23 <blogic> 2 already build
Nov 01 19:05:34 <CIA-22> blogic * r18260 /trunk/package/ (ifxmips-dsl-api/Makefile ifxmips-dsl-control/Makefile): [ifxmips] clean up menuconfig path of dsl driver and userland helper
Nov 01 19:06:00 <blogic> my ping to google dropped form 85 -> 52ms
Nov 01 19:06:04 <sn9> got a list of supported devices?
Nov 01 19:06:20 <blogic> sn9: nope
Nov 01 19:06:27 <blogic> annex a or b you looking for ?
Nov 01 19:06:39 <sn9> a
Nov 01 19:06:41 <blogic> hmm
Nov 01 19:06:46 <blogic> wippies homebox
Nov 01 19:06:57 <sn9> that has dsl?
Nov 01 19:07:03 <blogic> or the thompson routers with dsl
Nov 01 19:07:06 <blogic> yes
Nov 01 19:07:08 <blogic> it is annex-a
Nov 01 19:07:15 <sn9> which wifi do those have?
Nov 01 19:07:15 <blogic> i have 1 here, flash is not working yet
Nov 01 19:07:22 <blogic> ralink, but it is minipci
Nov 01 19:07:32 <sn9> rt61?
Nov 01 19:08:14 <blogic> yes
Nov 01 19:08:31 <sn9> in both wippies and thomson?
Nov 01 19:11:40 <blogic> thomson i never seen
Nov 01 19:11:47 <blogic> i just know it is the same chipset
Nov 01 19:13:10 * nbd sees another wifi driver pushing itself up to my todo list *sigh* :)
Nov 01 19:13:58 <nbd> oh well, at least it's a small and readable one ;)
Nov 01 19:14:14 <nbd> probably not that much to do int
Nov 01 19:14:18 <nbd> on it
Nov 01 19:15:48 <sn9> nbd: which?
Nov 01 19:15:55 <nbd> rt61pci
Nov 01 19:16:05 <sn9> that one works already
Nov 01 19:16:17 <nbd> does it work well in ap mode?
Nov 01 19:16:28 <sn9> yes; i did that work last year
Nov 01 19:16:33 <nbd> i think last time i looked it still needed some work on tx status feedback for rate control
Nov 01 19:16:44 <nbd> maybe i should just look again
Nov 01 19:17:13 <sn9> since then, there have been upstream improvements, too
Nov 01 19:18:47 <nbd> oh, indeed. tx status feedback looks usable now
Nov 01 19:19:44 <blogic> nice
Nov 01 19:21:08 <nbd> then we only need to check whether its eeprom data is on the main flash or if it still has its own eeprom on ifxmips devices
Nov 01 19:21:35 <blogic> nbd: i would assume flash
Nov 01 19:21:39 <blogic> but one never knows
Nov 01 19:23:14 <sn9> the wrtu54g-tm also uses rt61
Nov 01 19:23:24 <sn9> it has the adm8668 cpu
Nov 01 19:23:50 <sn9> 8 flash, 64 ram
Nov 01 19:24:22 <sn9> and two smartcard readers
Nov 01 19:24:56 <nbd> how cheap/available is it?
Nov 01 19:29:08 <sn9> nbd: mine came on ebay for $40 including shipping
Nov 01 19:29:28 <sn9> it's actually the wifi i am connected through atm
Nov 01 19:57:40 <loswillios> blogic: what about the Samsung G3010? http://nuwiki.openwrt.org/oldwiki/openwrtdocs/hardware/samsung/smt_g3010
Nov 01 20:00:31 <blogic> it is amazon
Nov 01 20:00:35 <blogic> the drivewrs dont support it
Nov 01 20:00:37 <blogic> too old
Nov 01 20:00:45 <blogic> the driver supports danube and anything newer
Nov 01 20:00:47 <blogic> sorry
Nov 01 20:00:51 <loswillios> ok
Nov 01 20:01:02 <blogic> get a arcor easybox a800 on ebay
Nov 01 20:01:10 <blogic> i have 5 of them and will make them work sooner or later
Nov 01 20:01:25 <loswillios> nice to know, thanks
Nov 01 20:01:36 <loswillios> don't they have ralink wifi?
Nov 01 20:01:39 <blogic> i payed 30-40 euros for mine
Nov 01 20:01:43 <blogic> yes
Nov 01 20:01:49 <blogic> nbd will make it work
Nov 01 20:01:59 <loswillios> heh ;-)
Nov 01 20:02:34 <sn9> rt61 already works, as he just conceded
Nov 01 21:13:52 <CIA-36> lars * r18261 /packages/Xorg/xorg/xserver/xorg-kdrive/Makefile: [packages] Fix kdrive Makefile and build
Nov 01 21:14:21 <sn9> finally
Nov 01 21:16:41 <danage> they fixed the bay bridge in time for tomorrows morning commute?
Nov 01 21:16:55 <sn9> i have not looked
Nov 01 21:16:57 <danage> (i should be banned from this channel)
Nov 01 21:17:04 <sn9> why?
Nov 01 21:17:23 <danage> off-topicness
Nov 01 21:17:38 <sn9> meh, i do that too
Nov 01 21:19:36 <danage> blogic: the easybox looks a bit dated on the hardware side
Nov 01 22:49:27 <_trine> can someone tell me if the image for the TEW652BRP has the correct ID at the end of it
Nov 01 22:50:02 <_trine> because people seem to need to changed it to get it to be acepted by the recovery console uploader
Nov 02 00:44:04 <CIA-36> nbd * r18262 /trunk/target/linux/ixp4xx/ (3 files in 3 dirs):
Nov 02 00:44:04 <CIA-36> ixp4xx: fix weird ethernet issues with some devices caused by the ethernet packet size increase.
Nov 02 00:44:04 <CIA-36> despite what the docs day, 14320 is the largest working MRU value, not 16320
Nov 02 00:44:04 <CIA-36> fixes #5785 for me
Nov 02 00:47:19 <CIA-36> nbd * r18263 /trunk/toolchain/binutils/ (9 files in 2 dirs): add binutils 2.20
Nov 02 00:47:22 <CIA-36> nbd * r18264 /trunk/tools/ (Makefile cloog/ cloog/Makefile ppl/ ppl/Makefile): add cloog and ppl to the tools build for the graphite framework in gcc 4.4
Nov 02 00:47:25 <CIA-36> nbd * r18265 /trunk/ (include/toolchain-build.mk toolchain/binutils/Makefile): binutils: fix path to cloog and ppl
Nov 02 00:47:29 <CIA-36> nbd * r18266 /trunk/toolchain/gcc/Makefile: gcc: fix build with cloog/ppl
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