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Mar 20 03:34:51 <gnutsy> is zap hardware support still working in backfire asterisk? I get no recognition of ny TDM400P by the zap module :(
Mar 20 03:38:59 <cshore> gnutsy: I have a OpenVox that is recognized but I don't have it working.  You need the ztcfg package in the zaptel14-utils package ... also are you using wctdm ?
Mar 20 03:43:15 <gnutsy> cshore: are you using trunk or 10.03 release? I am using 10.03 release on x86.  zaptel14-utils pkg is installed but has onlt zttest
Mar 20 03:43:39 <gnutsy> *only zttest, no xtcfg
Mar 20 03:43:41 <cshore> ah...trunk....I just added it
Mar 20 03:43:53 <gnutsy> *ztcfg
Mar 20 03:44:04 <gnutsy> crap
Mar 20 03:44:24 <gnutsy> came all this way to turn around and start over
Mar 20 03:44:47 <gnutsy> what do you figure is missing to get yours working
Mar 20 03:44:49 <gnutsy> ?
Mar 20 03:50:06 <gnutsy> cshore: is it worth going thru a compile of trunk, or are there other things missing to get zap working?
Mar 20 03:50:30 <cshore> You need a hotplug script to create the right device files
Mar 20 03:51:40 <gnutsy> cshore: was zap working in 8.09 ?
Mar 20 03:51:58 <cshore> gnutsy: no idea
Mar 20 03:52:54 <cshore> gnutsy: well I was trying to use Yate....I suspect that's the problem.
Mar 20 03:55:12 <cshore> I'm not sure asterisk works in trunk at present
Mar 20 03:55:30 <jow_laptop> it should
Mar 20 03:55:38 <jow_laptop> I meaqn we even have a maintainer for it
Mar 20 03:56:46 <gnutsy> rc4 does have the packages built in the download area
Mar 20 03:58:17 <cshore> hmmm....I had the impression it wasn't actually usable (1.8) yet and was being worked on still.
Mar 20 03:58:48 <gnutsy> only 1.4 & 1.6 are present
Mar 20 03:59:07 <cshore> gnutsy: in trunk it's only 1.8 IIRC
Mar 20 04:02:18 <gnutsy> 1.4 & 1.6 feeds are removed before 1.8 is working ??!!! thats just not right
Mar 20 04:02:35 * swalker points to https://home.comcast.net/~sdwalker/uscan/index.html for all of your versioning needs ;)
Mar 20 04:05:49 <gnutsy> swalker: only 1.8.2.3 and 1.8.3 are listed there
Mar 20 04:06:58 <cshore> I could be wrong about it not working
Mar 20 04:07:09 <swalker> ... as trunk is 1.8 only as cshore noted
Mar 20 04:08:05 <gnutsy> swalker: ack, but why remove everything else before 1.8 is actually working?
Mar 20 04:08:06 <cshore> but I had that impression from what I saw in the Makefile...I didn't see how certain things could work
Mar 20 04:08:39 <jow_laptop> 1.8 is pretty much working for the maintainer
Mar 20 04:08:56 <swalker> gnutsy: I'd actually verify that is true first and then perhaps prod zandbelt
Mar 20 04:08:57 <jow_laptop> it was also prepared for a long time before it was actually added
Mar 20 04:09:11 <jow_laptop> (ast 1.8)
Mar 20 04:10:13 <cshore> ah, my bad
Mar 20 04:10:15 <cshore> I hope
Mar 20 04:15:10 <cshore> Oh, I know
Mar 20 04:15:17 <cshore> --with-dahdi
Mar 20 04:15:27 <cshore> but dahdi is not in openwrt
Mar 20 04:16:01 <cshore> so there are things being used that aren't in openwrt
Mar 20 04:18:06 <cshore> oh, I see know
Mar 20 04:18:37 <cshore> There is some sort of check for some SDK...if not present dahdi isn't used
Mar 20 04:19:28 <cshore> So it should work as a SIP server....not sure about with your FXS/FXO card though....I think asterisk 1.8 requires dahdi for that.
Mar 20 04:20:19 <gnutsy> that confused me too. as 1.4.21 and above was "supposed" to move to dahdi exclusively per digium
Mar 20 04:23:37 <gnutsy> looking clear back to 8.09 there was no zapcfg then, so I guess no-one has ever cared about supporting FXO/FXS hardware in Openwrt :(
Mar 20 04:26:34 <cshore> Freeswitch might be supported for zaptel...not sure though
Mar 20 04:27:51 <cshore> jow_laptop: speaking of freeswitch, I've never gotten a response back on the work I did on the FS gui, so I'm going to have to assume the answer is no to allowed to include in OpenWRT
Mar 20 04:28:22 <gnutsy> cshore: FS gui ?? do tell ...
Mar 20 04:28:46 <gnutsy> where?
Mar 20 04:29:19 <cshore> gnutsy: it's not allowed for public distribution....the company I worked for hasn't allowed me to publish it
Mar 20 04:29:38 <cshore> gnutsy: or rather they haven't bothered to get back to me
Mar 20 04:29:59 <gnutsy> bummer, that could tip the scales for me possibly ;)
Mar 20 04:30:40 <gnutsy> whats the backend? awk, sh, perl <yuck>
Mar 20 04:30:45 <cshore> Lua
Mar 20 04:30:48 <gnutsy> nice
Mar 20 04:31:32 <gnutsy> got any screenshots kicking around?
Mar 20 04:31:55 <cshore> gnutsy: no I archived all that stuff in a huge bz2
Mar 20 04:32:30 <cshore> I have a few complete OpenWRT builds in it, so it's a few gig big
Mar 20 04:33:00 <gnutsy> are they using it now?
Mar 20 04:33:25 <gnutsy> in production or just testing?
Mar 20 04:33:38 <cshore> gnutsy: no, that's the frustrating part...my immediate boss was the one who wanted it, and when they canned him, the project when away.
Mar 20 04:33:57 <cshore> *went
Mar 20 04:36:18 <gnutsy> well hopefully the dont care about it then, guess you could always put it in a feed for "testing" and see if anyone there ever says anything about it.
Mar 20 04:36:27 <gnutsy> can always remove it if they do
Mar 20 04:37:18 <cshore> gnutsy: I don't play that kind of game....though it's tempting.
Mar 20 04:38:46 <cshore> gnutsy: I should ping them again though, see if they will care enough to answer.
Mar 20 04:39:10 <gnutsy> ack, although silence is legal answer as well :)  (can you say default loss)
Mar 20 04:40:05 <cshore> gnutsy: well that's certaintly something I'd be willing to check with a lawyer
Mar 20 04:42:56 <cshore> but I can't do anything with it until six months after my current contract because of a non-comp with my current client (employer really).
Mar 20 04:44:15 <gnutsy> makes sense, I'll just have to muddle thru this zap issue somehow in the meantime.
Mar 20 05:09:55 <philipp64|laptop> sigh... I have no idea why the 2.6.38 images are failing to boot.
Mar 20 05:11:16 <philipp64|laptop> nbd: ok, so if there's no lzma stuff, how do I configure to use something a little more pedestrian, like bzip2?
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Mar 20 10:34:20 <builder> build #91 of ppc44x is complete: Failure [failed compile_6]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/ppc44x/builds/91
Mar 20 11:03:05 <_trine> Is anyone working on this problem :- http://dpaste.com/517745/
Mar 20 11:37:14 <Acinonyx> gevening
Mar 20 11:51:19 <loswillios> Kaloz: do you have an idea about https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/9089 ?
Mar 20 11:51:41 <loswillios> maybe it has something to do with the default compiler for that target?
Mar 20 12:12:32 <builder> build #78 of etrax is complete: Failure [failed compile_3]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/etrax/builds/78
Mar 20 12:42:11 <russell--> Hauke1: thanks for the wgt usb patch, btw!
Mar 20 12:58:02 <Hauke> russell--: no problem
Mar 20 14:10:25 <CIA-83> mb * r26244 /trunk/target/linux/omap24xx/ (Makefile config-2.6.37 patches-2.6.37/): omap24xx: Update to 2.6.38. Remove 2.6.37 files
Mar 20 15:54:20 <swalker> updated openwrt/upstream, https://home.comcast.net/~sdwalker/uscan/index.html
Mar 20 15:56:35 <_trine> does anyone know why the firewall is broken in trunk for my wndr3700
Mar 20 15:56:40 <_trine> http://dpaste.com/517745/
Mar 20 15:58:12 <_trine> this is from a brand new compile after doing a distclean
Mar 20 16:00:30 <_trine> http://dpaste.com/521364/
Mar 20 17:04:46 <thepeople> _trine: no issues here
Mar 20 17:09:35 <_trine> thepeople, hi
Mar 20 17:10:03 <_trine> I dont understand why this has just started to happen
Mar 20 17:10:40 <_trine> It could be something to do with this new so called super hub my ISP is making us use now
Mar 20 17:11:07 <_trine> I had to make some alteration to my configs so o could use it
Mar 20 17:11:24 <thepeople> is there something missing in a config? "uci: Entry not found"
Mar 20 17:11:37 <_trine> now I have to have it plugged into a lan port instead of the wan port
Mar 20 17:12:15 <_trine> to be honest I dont know whats wrong
Mar 20 17:12:44 <_trine> I have today done a new compile and was hoping that would fix it but it didnt
Mar 20 17:13:04 <thepeople> I could check your configs for something that is missing
Mar 20 17:13:31 <_trine> I might have to wait for the new firmware update from the ISP to give this S-hub bridge mode
Mar 20 17:14:10 <_trine> sure if you could take a look at the configs that would be great
Mar 20 18:31:42 <builder> build #84 of uml is complete: Failure [failed compile_10]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/uml/builds/84
Mar 20 19:40:34 <CIA-83> cshore * r26245 /trunk/package/ (block-mount/Makefile busybox/config/util-linux/Config.in):
Mar 20 19:40:34 <CIA-83> [package] block-mount busybox: Removed busybox versions of blkid and swap-utils
Mar 20 19:40:34 <CIA-83> since they are only used by block-mount and block-extroot, and those packages
Mar 20 19:40:34 <CIA-83> don't have as much need for the image space-savings of busybox versions,
Mar 20 19:40:34 <CIA-83> especially at the cost of including it in all images even those with no external
Mar 20 19:40:34 <CIA-83> storage.
Mar 20 19:50:05 <builder> build #74 of mpc52xx is complete: Failure [failed compile_4]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/mpc52xx/builds/74
Mar 20 20:26:14 <builder> build #102 of ubicom32 is complete: Failure [failed compile_3]  Build details are at http://tksite.gotdns.org:8010/builders/ubicom32/builds/102
Mar 20 20:53:35 <philipp64|laptop> cshore: poing
Mar 20 20:53:49 <philipp64|laptop> damn... need to get that tuned.
Mar 20 20:54:35 <cshore> philipp64|laptop: only got a sec for now until my family departs for home (I have vistors and am taking a break)
Mar 20 20:55:14 <philipp64|laptop> ok, quick question.... who needs to update the target/linux/x86/config-default to include the new 2.6.38 symbols?
Mar 20 20:55:41 <philipp64|laptop> I'm banging my head trying to build an image that will boot without complaining about LZMA missing and not being able to mount a squashfs filesystem.
Mar 20 20:56:27 <cshore> philpp64: to be honest I don't know who's in charge of x86...does the Trac wiki list of developers say anything?
Mar 20 20:57:16 <philipp64|laptop> I'll check... or go by what "svn blame" says about who's got the most fingerprints on it.
Mar 20 20:57:55 <cshore> I don't think markus is active, and nico's been away
Mar 20 20:58:34 <philipp64|laptop> hmmm...  usual suspects: kaloz, nbd, jow, floria, blogic...
Mar 20 20:58:39 <cshore> so really it's whoever you can corner, (unless blame shows someone in particular)
Mar 20 21:00:02 <philipp64|laptop> it's pretty random.
Mar 20 21:11:48 <philipp64|laptop> hmmm.  still seeing "cc1: note: someone does not honour COPTS correctly, passed 2 times" ... i thought that was fixed months ago.
Mar 20 21:13:16 <_trine> the problem I was having with my firewall was my fault it was not a problem with the code
Mar 20 22:29:20 <thepeople> _trine: still around?
Mar 20 22:33:05 <_trine> thepeople, yes
Mar 20 22:33:11 <_trine> just about
Mar 20 22:33:54 <_trine> I'm just about to go to bed
Mar 20 22:34:32 <thepeople> can you scan for networks with your wndr3700?
Mar 20 22:34:46 <thepeople> or is this a limitation of ath9k
Mar 20 22:35:36 <_trine> yes and aircrack works with it too
Mar 20 22:35:41 <thepeople> hmm
Mar 20 22:35:47 <_trine> it does monitor mode
Mar 20 22:36:17 <_trine> works great on my nanostation M
Mar 20 22:36:23 <thepeople> ahh, need to put it in monitor mode
Mar 20 22:36:47 <_trine> I dont think so
Mar 20 22:37:41 <thepeople> I always get wlan1     Interface doesn't support scanning : Operation not supported
Mar 20 22:38:30 <_trine> iw dev wlan0 station dump
Mar 20 22:39:48 <_trine> thats what jowlaptop said the other night
Mar 20 22:40:05 <thepeople> that doesn't give me a list of all ap's in the area
Mar 20 22:40:19 <thepeople> just the signal of the link
Mar 20 22:41:05 <thepeople> nvm it works in sta with iwlist scan now, didn't give it enough time before
Mar 20 22:41:23 <thepeople> pebkac :-)
Mar 20 22:42:04 <_trine> pebkac make me fed up
Mar 20 22:42:10 <_trine> makes
Mar 20 22:43:41 <thepeople> hehe, yea but it happens
Mar 20 22:43:58 * thepeople is fixing up ath9k support in x-wrt
Mar 20 22:44:30 <_trine> any way I'm off to bed
Mar 20 22:44:47 <thepeople> goodnight _trine
Mar 20 22:52:30 <CIA-83> claudio * r26246 /trunk/target/linux/at91/ (3 files in 2 dirs): [at91] Update to 2.6.38
Mar 20 23:32:09 <cshore> ping xMff
Mar 21 02:25:16 <CIA-83> nbd * r26247 /trunk/package/mac80211/patches/ (2 files): ath9k: add some minor debugfs cleanups
Mar 21 02:25:24 <CIA-83> nbd * r26248 /trunk/package/mac80211/patches/561-ath9k_fix_staggered_beacons.patch: ath9k: improve precision of beacon timer calculations
Mar 21 02:25:25 <CIA-83> nbd * r26249 /trunk/package/mac80211/patches/562-ath9k_increase_bcbuf.patch: ath9k: increase ATH_BCBUF, allows creating 8 virtual APs
Mar 21 02:25:29 <CIA-83> nbd * r26250 /trunk/package/mac80211/patches/563-ath9k_reduce_bstuck_nfcal.patch: ath9k: re-run nfcal only when stuck beacons become more frequent
Mar 21 02:31:27 <Olipro> yay
Mar 21 02:31:34 * Olipro applauds nbd
Mar 21 02:53:24 <philipp64|laptop> yay! finally found and fixed 3 bugs in the solos-pci driver!
Mar 21 02:53:51 <philipp64|laptop> I'm up and running on Openwrt on Geos again, and not having to use a nasty Westell 7500 router.
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