**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Nov 27 02:59:58 2009 Nov 27 08:26:47 florian * r18557 /packages/libs/libconfig/Makefile: [package] update libconfig to 1.4 (#6238) Nov 27 09:36:44 i have done a successfull make commands Nov 27 09:36:51 now i have got a lot of things into /bin Nov 27 09:36:56 and in /bin/packages Nov 27 09:37:11 the problem is that some of these things are from a previous date and compilation Nov 27 09:37:28 is there a make clean to be done before make? Nov 27 09:37:48 i mean i do svn upgrade and then make but maybe it's better to make clean first Nov 27 09:41:12 [florian]: can i just rm bin/* and then issue a new make v=99? :-) Nov 27 09:41:24 yes Nov 27 09:41:59 thanks loswillios i'm recompiling now Nov 27 09:43:14 so this is a good working way to simulate a "make clean" Nov 27 09:43:42 <[florian]> Lalloso: make package/freeswitch/{clean,compile} V=99 Nov 27 09:43:50 <[florian]> it's a clean, but only for the package Nov 27 09:44:04 i would like to reclean everything Nov 27 09:44:08 because after a svn update Nov 27 09:44:20 i was not finding new files for the images in ./bin Nov 27 09:44:34 i only got a new sysupgrade.smthing and factoryupgrade.smthing Nov 27 09:44:54 the original file which i put to the router station pro last month was still there Nov 27 09:45:00 thanks anyway Nov 27 09:45:42 i feel a bit guilty to ask these newbie questions to this pro channel Nov 27 09:45:50 but ehy noone speaks otherwise! :-) Nov 27 09:45:54 think dirclean in root does bin/build/staging, distclean does .config too Nov 27 09:46:15 distclean is too much power then Nov 27 09:55:35 <[florian]> clean or distclean should be enough in your case Nov 27 09:57:01 oki doki Nov 27 09:57:11 although i don't want to rewrite my nice .config ^_^ Nov 27 09:57:22 <[florian]> that's why I suggest those two and not distclean ;) Nov 27 10:03:01 okay already compiled Nov 27 10:03:18 now i have too choose between openwrt-ar71xx-ubnt-rspro-jffs2-sysupgrade.bin and openwrt-ar71xx-ubnt-rspro-jffs2-factory.bin Nov 27 10:03:35 i also have the same name with squashfs2 in the name Nov 27 10:03:47 and many other files which do not have ubnt-rspro in the name Nov 27 10:03:57 <[florian]> there is no squashfs2, there is either squashfs or jffs2 :) Nov 27 10:04:39 I haven't got answer to my question, so I repost : Nov 27 10:04:45 why CPPFLAGS isn't set in OpenWRT ? Nov 27 10:04:48 I think MAKE_VARS should include CPPFLAGS="$(TARGET_CPPFLAGS) $(EXTRA_CPPFLAGS)" Nov 27 10:04:58 <[florian]> tmonjalo: because it is not necessary in most cases Nov 27 10:05:05 and which to choose? Nov 27 10:05:07 <[florian]> tmonjalo: most makefiles use CFLAGS or CXXFLAGS Nov 27 10:06:27 [florian]: most makefiles are wrong Nov 27 10:06:31 <[florian]> Lalloso: use squashfs to begin with Nov 27 10:06:49 <[florian]> tmonjalo: then go fix them, I am talking about upstream makefiles Nov 27 10:07:01 <[florian]> tmonjalo: most software developer do not even think their software can be cross-compiled one day Nov 27 10:07:18 <[florian]> tmonjalo: so they make simple assumptions and may not respect this or that flags naming convention Nov 27 10:07:49 [florian]: we even talked about this together Nov 27 10:07:55 at RMLL Nov 27 10:08:11 after your talk Nov 27 10:08:21 <[florian]> right Nov 27 10:09:09 invalid firmware file with jffs2 let me retry with squashfs Nov 27 10:09:24 and what could be the difference between factory and sysupgrade? Nov 27 10:09:25 [florian]: I would like to add a package with a correct Makefile (from me :) Nov 27 10:09:49 so I would like to send a patch from CPPFLAGS Nov 27 10:10:10 for CPPFLAGS Nov 27 10:10:43 I hope it will be accepted Nov 27 10:10:52 <[florian]> send your patch on the mailing-list so that other people can review and comment on it Nov 27 10:12:23 sysupgrade.bin does not work when uploaded via tftp while factory.bin is well seen Nov 27 10:13:46 nooooooooooo Nov 27 10:13:46 kernel panic on the serial port!!!!! Nov 27 10:13:46 noooooooo Nov 27 10:13:46 * Lalloso panic! Nov 27 10:16:50 not syncing VFS unable to mount root Nov 27 10:16:50 http://pastebin.com/m76aae314 Nov 27 10:17:45 <[florian]> looks for the "Command line" line and show it to me please Nov 27 10:18:06 I see people using git on the mailing list Nov 27 10:18:17 is there a git repo ? or is it git-svn ? Nov 27 10:18:40 <[florian]> it is git-svn Nov 27 10:18:53 ok Nov 27 10:19:55 Kernel command line: rootfstype=squashfs,yaffs,jffs2 noinitrd console=ttyS0,115200 board=UBNT-RSPRO board=RouterStation PRO ethaddr=00.15.6d.c1.3d.44 Nov 27 10:20:11 <[florian]> should be ok Nov 27 10:20:12 complete pastebin of the serial here http://pastebin.com/m6b52d655 Nov 27 10:24:56 at the end of the pastebin it says Nov 27 10:24:56 VFS: Cannot open root device "" or unknown-block(31,2 Nov 27 10:25:14 is it missing some mtdblock? Nov 27 10:26:30 <[florian]> no it seems to be fine it should have set rootfs as the main partition Nov 27 10:26:47 maybe i'm still uploading the wrong image Nov 27 10:26:55 here it's all i have in the bin directory: http://pastebin.com/m51678b68 Nov 27 10:35:16 not critical, but someone know the story with mac80211&b44? sth with ssb maybe? Nov 27 10:35:25 didn't find anything on any lists Nov 27 10:38:32 this commit btw, just curious: https://dev.openwrt.org/changeset/18504 Nov 27 10:45:06 flroian it seems to work with the old jffs2 image maybe there's a problem with squashfs Nov 27 11:00:10 <[florian]> Lalloso: maybe there is a problem with squashfs images at the moment Nov 27 11:00:15 <[florian]> syntl: what kind of story ? Nov 27 11:02:09 wau Nov 27 11:02:55 this one now up and running openwrt-ar71xx-ubnt-rspro-jffs2-factory.bin Nov 27 11:03:14 i can change network settings and firewall settings now Nov 27 11:03:24 and then proceed by uploading my packages! Nov 27 11:45:20 now i've got all my bunch of packages in /mnt/sda2/bin/packages Nov 27 11:45:27 can i just cd in there Nov 27 11:45:32 and opkg install * ? Nov 27 12:56:38 Lalloso:opkg can be enable in menuconfig Nov 27 13:35:01 wuulong my question was just concerning if "opkg install *" was okay as a syntax Nov 27 13:35:01 and it was Nov 27 13:40:10 {Nico}: freeswitch packages seem to work with good results Nov 27 13:40:20 but there is still some work to do Nov 27 13:40:52 it crashes on exiting and we need to trim the package a little bit Nov 27 13:45:43 '*' gets expanded before being passed to cmdline :P Nov 27 13:45:52 so same as opkg install one two three Nov 27 13:46:40 yes okay but what about auto dependencies solving in the current directory? Nov 27 13:46:57 however if anyone interested Nov 27 13:47:04 we have freeswitch running on openwrt now Nov 27 13:47:10 it's a serious alternative to asterisk Nov 27 13:47:33 * Lalloso going to test the performances!!! Nov 27 14:05:31 i think {Nico} is in rome today for an event Nov 27 14:48:39 how could i check if i have a c++ library on the target? Nov 27 14:49:05 opkg list_installed | grep cpp Nov 27 14:52:44 no output Nov 27 14:52:47 i have ld-uClibc-0.9.30.1.so Nov 27 14:52:56 is that just for C or also for C++ ? Nov 27 14:54:16 nope, for cpp you should have sth. like libstdcpp Nov 27 14:54:21 *for C++ Nov 27 14:54:28 <[florian]> or uclibcxx if linked with it Nov 27 14:54:31 yes Nov 27 15:15:34 <{Nico}> Lalloso: yeah, in rome at Ninux2009 (http://wiki.ninux.org/NinuxDay2009en) Nov 27 15:16:03 uau {Nico} enjoy rome! Nov 27 15:16:16 we have a lot to speak about i'm hard testing freeswitch Nov 27 15:16:18 it works! Nov 27 15:16:23 i'm doing basic calls Nov 27 15:16:32 conference with 5 partecipants and codec PCMA works Nov 27 15:16:36 but we need mod_lua Nov 27 15:16:41 lua is good for embedded hw