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Nov 18 10:38:47 <CIA-77> florian * r29238 /trunk/target/linux/brcm63xx/image/Makefile: [brcm63xx] build images for D-Link DSL-2650U (#9003)
Nov 18 10:53:43 <CIA-77> jow * r29239 /branches/backfire/target/linux/brcm63xx/image/Makefile: [brcm63xx] backport r29238
Nov 18 11:29:03 <CIA-77> nbd * r29240 /trunk/package/mac80211/ (31 files in 2 dirs): mac80211: update to wireless-testing 2011-11-15
Nov 18 12:50:42 <solca> {Nico}: FYI: https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?pid=148885
Nov 18 14:44:24 <CIA-77> florian * r29241 /branches/backfire/target/linux/ar7/patches-2.6.32/ (3 files): [ar7] remove problematic cpmac patches on backfire
Nov 18 15:13:30 <luka12345> i dont know where to ask so im going to ask here
Nov 18 15:13:54 <luka12345> in some .c and .h sources i see lines like this one:
Nov 18 15:13:55 <luka12345>  * "$Id: mxml-attr.c 408 2010-09-19 05:26:46Z mike $"
Nov 18 15:14:05 <luka12345> it's in comment on the top of the file
Nov 18 15:14:24 <luka12345> anyone know how it's generated? whit what tool?
Nov 18 15:14:36 <jow_laptop> its a native cvs and svn feature
Nov 18 15:14:51 <luka12345> jow_laptop: thx
Nov 18 15:15:04 <jow_laptop> svn propset svn:keywords Id some/file.c
Nov 18 15:15:12 <jow_laptop> then simply add $Id$ to some/file.c
Nov 18 15:15:33 <jow_laptop> it gets expanded on checkout/export and collapsed prior to checkin
Nov 18 15:15:46 <luka12345> i'll remove those lines and use git so it's no use to me...
Nov 18 15:15:50 <jow_laptop> ok
Nov 18 16:22:31 <mazilo> Is it possible to add feeds/package/utils/valgrind to support TARGET_kirkwood?
Nov 18 16:27:26 <loswillios> mazilo: why by default?
Nov 18 16:43:54 <mazilo> loswillios: What did you mean by default?
Nov 18 16:44:50 <loswillios> I guess I didn't get your question right
Nov 18 16:46:15 <mazilo> loswillios: I took a look at the 'feeds/package/utils/valgrind/Makefile' and I did not see TARGET_kirkwood in there. When I added '||TARGET_kirkwood' and the compilation fails for Marvell_kirkwood.
Nov 18 20:12:43 <philipp64|laptop> jow_laptop: ping
Nov 18 20:15:16 <jow_laptop> philipp64|laptop: pong
Nov 18 20:17:39 <philipp64|laptop> got a quick question for you... I work a bit on QoS stuff, as I told you before... in cyrus-imapd I'm seeing a case where a call to setsockopt(..., IP_TOS, ...) returns EOPNOTSUPP yet the packets on the TCP socket I apply this to all end up being marked as requested. have you seen this before?
Nov 18 20:18:04 <philipp64|laptop> this is on a 3.1.1 Fedora kernel, so it's fairly recent.
Nov 18 20:18:05 <jow_laptop> no, I suggest you to check the uclibc implementation
Nov 18 20:18:10 <jow_laptop> ah
Nov 18 20:18:13 <jow_laptop> well
Nov 18 20:18:23 <philipp64|laptop> so glibc.
Nov 18 20:18:29 <jow_laptop> I neither use fedora nor recent kernels
Nov 18 20:18:45 <jow_laptop> maybe you passed an illegal tos value?
Nov 18 20:19:15 <jow_laptop> or maybe you're seeing a glibc bug which ulrich drepper defined as user error
Nov 18 20:19:30 <philipp64|laptop> well, the man page for ip(7) says that it only supports the old TOS values... so that would cause it to fail... except that it marks as requested anyway.
Nov 18 20:19:35 <philipp64|laptop> that's the weird part.
Nov 18 20:20:23 <philipp64|laptop> the various wrappers for system calls typically don't do a lot of checking... they leave that to the kernel.
Nov 18 20:21:04 <philipp64|laptop> just wondered if it rang any bells, since you work on the QOS aspects of the firewall.
Nov 18 20:29:18 <philipp64|laptop> yeah, just double-checked... glibc makes no reference to IP_TOS other than defining it.
Nov 18 20:42:15 <CIA-77> nico * r29242 /branches/backfire/include/kernel-version.mk: [backfire] kernel: add MD5SUM for 2.6.32.33 (used by lantiq target)
Nov 18 20:51:39 <mazilo> Who is in charged on the forum? I need to request for more spaces. My inbox can only hold about 10 messages and is now full. :(
Nov 18 20:52:50 <jow_laptop> there is a limitation on inboxes?
Nov 18 20:53:16 <jow_laptop> I have over 70
Nov 18 20:53:29 <jow_laptop> did you maybe overlook the Pages: link?
Nov 18 20:54:46 <CIA-77> nico * r29243 /branches/backfire/include/kernel-version.mk: [backfire] kernel: remove unused MD5SUMs
Nov 18 20:55:06 <CIA-77> nico * r29244 /branches/packages_10.03.1/net/openswan/ (4 files in 2 dirs): [backfire] packages/openswan: merge r27922 & r28739 (update to 2.6.37)
Nov 18 20:59:33 <CIA-77> nico * r29245 /branches/packages_10.03.1/net/xl2tpd/ (Makefile patches/110-makefile_dont_build_pfc.patch): [backfire] packages/xl2tpd: merge r28012 (update to 1.3.0)
Nov 18 23:08:54 <Chocks> nico: \o/
Nov 18 23:09:00 <Chocks> glibc
Nov 18 23:15:17 <CIA-77> nico * r29246 /packages/utils/dialog/Makefile: packages/dialog: cleanup
Nov 18 23:15:22 <CIA-77> nico * r29247 /packages/utils/wifitoggle/ (5 files in 2 dirs): packages/wifitoggle: rename hotplug & uci config files
Nov 18 23:15:25 <CIA-77> nico * r29248 /packages/net/remotefs/Makefile: packages/remotefs: remove dependencies on libc & libgcc, fix conffiles
Nov 18 23:15:37 <CIA-77> nico * r29249 /packages/utils/avrusbboot/Makefile: packages/avrusbboot: remove dependency on libgcc
Nov 18 23:15:42 <CIA-77> nico * r29250 /packages/utils/powertop/Makefile: packages/powertop: remove dependency on libgcc, unneeded DEFAULT & useless KCONFIG entries, cleanup
Nov 18 23:15:51 <CIA-77> nico * r29252 /packages/net/tctool/Makefile: packages/tctool: cleanup
Nov 18 23:15:52 <CIA-77> nico * r29251 /packages/net/samba/Makefile: packages/samba: remove dependency on libgcc
Nov 18 23:15:58 <CIA-77> nico * r29253 /packages/net/lighttpd/ (Makefile files/lighttpd.default files/lighttpd.init): packages/lighttpd: use new service functions (closes: #10246)
Nov 18 23:26:21 <surrealiz3> hi all , thought to ask some directions here if i may ejeje .. i have very special need for some old mips32 toolchain linked with uclibc , say version 0.9.27 or other that exports __uClibc_main not _uClibc_start_main as seems to be the current convention ???
Nov 18 23:34:04 <Chocks> that is not a question???
Nov 18 23:35:39 <surrealiz3> sorry ggg
Nov 18 23:36:03 <surrealiz3> some donwload or something ??
Nov 18 23:37:19 <surrealiz3> building one from source is so overkill , thought might get lucky here
Nov 18 23:41:31 <surrealiz3> Chocks: can you help me?
Nov 18 23:41:51 <Chocks> is this openwrt?
Nov 18 23:42:44 <surrealiz3> well it will help to bring tg784 to openwrt :)
Nov 19 00:02:22 <surrealiz3> sorry come here crying for help butta i swear i have downloaded nd tried at least half a dozen tonight
Nov 19 00:07:56 <builder_> build #73 of mpc52xx is complete: Failure [failed compile_10]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/mpc52xx/builds/73
Nov 19 00:25:32 <jr-> It appears that trying to use jffs2 image on tp-link tl-mr3220 router kills it. There's one report about this on forum from last July. I also just killed one of them by doing sysupgrade from squashfs to jffs2 and another one by installing jffs2 image via tplink webinterface.
Nov 19 00:26:22 <jr-> I'll add serial port tomorrow to check what they say on console. There's nothing sent from router on ethernet ports on boot, checked this with sniffer.
Nov 19 00:28:04 <jr-> Perhaps jffs2 images for that particular model should not be built at all until problem is fixed to prevent others from ending up with same problem? Pressing buttons on device doesn't seem to put it to bootloader recovery mode like on many other devices.
Nov 19 00:46:13 <dape_on_mw3> seems like serial would deffo help
Nov 19 02:58:36 <CIA-77> nico * r29254 /packages/libs/gd/patches/101-gdlib-config.patch: packages/gd: typo in gdlib-config (closes: #10005)
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