**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Feb 18 02:59:58 2012 Feb 18 03:06:32 build #93 of octeon is complete: Failure [failed compile_10] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/octeon/builds/93 Feb 18 05:29:35 build #124 of rb532 is complete: Failure [failed compile_10] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/rb532/builds/124 Feb 18 06:29:51 hi all. I have a misconception about fw image format for my TL-WN743ND. Stock firmware (and openwrt -factory and -sysupgrade firmwares too) have 01 00 00 00 signature at the beginning of file, followed by vendor text id. When I built a trunk for the same router, none of the files produced had this signature, so I'm kind of unsure if I may flash them. Feb 18 06:49:59 build #120 of x86 is complete: Failure [failed compile_4] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/x86/builds/120 Feb 18 07:30:09 hi all. I have a misconception about fw image format for my TL-WN743ND. Stock firmware (and openwrt -factory and -sysupgrade firmwares too) have 01 00 00 00 signature at the beginning of file, followed by vendor text id. When I built a trunk for the same router, none of the files produced had this signature, so I'm kind of unsure if I may flash them. Feb 18 09:25:08 After I build openwrt trunk for ar71xx, my bin directory contains such files: http://pastebin.com/C4gScdij . Which of them is the firmware ? Feb 18 09:40:33 openwrt-ar71xx-generic-root.squashfs. what target you select? Feb 18 09:46:47 Target System: Atheros AR7xxx/AR9xxx, Subtarget: Generic, Target Profile: TP-LINK TL-WR743ND Feb 18 09:49:43 i'm flashing via U-Boot, is it OK to flash "openwrt-ar71xx-generic-root.squashfs" that way? Feb 18 09:54:15 i've been told it isn't ok :) Feb 18 09:56:41 Barvinok, there should be some file like: openwrt-ar71xx-generic-tl-wr743nd-squashfs-factory.bin Feb 18 15:16:05 juhosg * r30626 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/image/Makefile: ar71xx: fix image signature for UBNT-XM boards Feb 18 15:16:05 juhosg * r30627 /trunk/tools/firmware-utils/src/mkfwimage.c: firmware-utils/mkfwimage: allow to override firmware magic Feb 18 15:41:52 build #121 of ppc44x is complete: Success [build successful] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ppc44x/builds/121 Feb 18 16:13:20 build #114 of avr32 is complete: Failure [failed compile_4] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/avr32/builds/114 Feb 18 16:32:28 juhosg * r30628 /trunk/package/kernel/modules/other.mk: package/kernel: add package for MTD testing modules Feb 18 17:31:04 build #119 of uml is complete: Failure [failed shell_14] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/uml/builds/119 Feb 18 18:06:20 juhosg * r30629 /trunk/package/mac80211/ (2 files in 2 dirs): mac80211: rt2x00: allow to disable bands via platform data Feb 18 18:06:24 juhosg * r30630 /trunk/target/linux/generic/files/include/linux/rt2x00_platform.h: generic: add disable_[25]ghz to struct rt2x00_platform_data Feb 18 18:06:27 juhosg * r30631 /trunk/target/linux/ramips/files/arch/mips/ralink/rt3883/ (devices.c devices.h): ramips: rt3883: make rt3883_wlan_data visible Feb 18 18:06:32 juhosg * r30632 /trunk/target/linux/ramips/files/arch/mips/ralink/rt3883/mach-rt-n56u.c: ralink: rt3883: disable the 2GHz band on the RT-N56U Feb 18 19:21:53 build #116 of ar7 is complete: Success [build successful] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ar7/builds/116 Feb 18 19:36:50 jow * r30633 /packages/libs/libpng/ (Makefile patches/200-CVE-2011-3026.patch): [packages] libpng: fix an integer overflow that may lead to arbritary code execution (CVE-2011-3026) Feb 18 19:44:55 jow * r30634 /branches/packages_10.03.2/libs/libpng/ (Makefile patches/200-CVE-2011-3026.patch): [packages_10.03.2] merge r30633 Feb 18 19:47:22 build #115 of sibyte is complete: Failure [failed compile_10] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/sibyte/builds/115 Feb 18 20:33:21 build #139 of s3c24xx is complete: Failure [failed compile_4] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/s3c24xx/builds/139 Feb 18 20:53:06 jow_laptop: ping Feb 18 20:53:14 luka12345: pong Feb 18 20:53:28 hi Feb 18 20:53:38 'lo Feb 18 20:53:44 i have a question about packages Feb 18 20:53:58 i have a package that can be built with two libraries Feb 18 20:54:14 and i want a user to be able to select which library to build the app with Feb 18 20:54:17 1sec Feb 18 20:55:23 i have decided to go with choice in Config.in Feb 18 20:55:24 http://pastebin.com/YtNw2gJ3 Feb 18 20:56:05 but i have troubles with making the package depend on the library in Makefile section DEPENDS:= Feb 18 20:57:15 originaly i went with something like this @(PACKAGE_libzstream||PACKAGE_libcurl) Feb 18 20:57:35 but then the package would not show in 'make menuconfig' unless one of the libraries is not selected Feb 18 20:57:50 do you have any pointers how to do this properly? Feb 18 20:58:10 DEPENDS:=+FREECWMP_HTTP_ZSTREAM:libzstream +FREECWMP_HTTP_CURL:libcurl Feb 18 20:59:08 i tried that already Feb 18 20:59:12 and it worked Feb 18 20:59:17 so? Feb 18 20:59:26 but when i build it both libryries got built Feb 18 20:59:47 yeah because both will be become an implicit build dependency Feb 18 20:59:56 doesn't mean that they get linked though Feb 18 21:00:14 so both libraries will get installed right? Feb 18 21:00:21 your FREECWMP_HTTP_* support symbols are opague to the buildroot Feb 18 21:00:51 it cannot judge whether packages involving those in the depends expression are needed or not Feb 18 21:02:37 ok Feb 18 21:02:48 thx, i'll go with that way then Feb 18 21:07:31 hi all Feb 18 21:41:08 has anyone here used pppoe-server? Feb 18 21:41:42 my comments useless. but i havent :) Feb 18 21:42:25 btsimonh|2: I did, but on Ubuntu Feb 18 21:43:13 can't seem to get any diags from it :( want to put openwrt between a pppoe roljuter and the internet to catch firmware update requests... ;) Feb 18 21:43:15 anything still useful in #4949? Feb 18 21:43:52 btsimonh|2: wouldn't make a pppoe-relay more sense then? Feb 18 21:45:11 i've actually got hhv3(pppoe)->openwrt->router->adsl ; so 2 routers in the way. will look up pppoe-relay and see. Feb 18 21:45:25 btsimonh|2: besides that, on Ubuntu the pppoe-server uses /etc/ppp/pppoe-server-options Feb 18 21:45:35 putting "debug" there makes it flood my syslog Feb 18 21:46:13 yeah, got debug there... Feb 18 21:46:33 if that all fails try to run it in foreground Feb 18 21:46:46 maybe in a screen session or so Feb 18 21:47:11 hi all. anyone working on the rt-n16 from asus? or maybe the dlink dir-827? Feb 18 21:47:46 the rt-n16 works great so far with openwrt except for 1 major bug. ethernet driver is non existant Feb 18 21:48:03 openwrt trunk that is Feb 18 21:48:25 get nothing with -F - it no longer goes in bgnd, but nothing comes out. Feb 18 21:49:09 nothing in logread? Feb 18 21:49:59 as for dlink dir-827 the ethernet driver seems to be there. but cpu support is only half finished Feb 18 21:50:41 i own both routers so if anyone is working on these contact me i would love to help and get it finished :) Feb 18 21:51:47 logread? if i look in system log, have lots from pppd about my failed pppoa adsl connection (no cable in the router), but nothing about pppoe Feb 18 21:52:35 hm, then maybe strace pppoe-server, see what its actually doing Feb 18 21:53:35 strace? what package is that in, or does it need kernel diags? Feb 18 21:55:25 oh - there it is. helps to update packages Feb 18 21:58:58 with pppoe-relay i get pppoe: ioctl(SIOCGIFHWADDR): No such device Feb 18 22:00:23 if i ask for eth0 rather than br0, is better. need to creat vlans now... Feb 18 22:43:39 swalker * r30635 /packages/libs/libconfig/Makefile: Feb 18 22:43:39 [packages] libconfig: update to 1.4.8 Feb 18 22:43:39 Signed-off-by: Michael Heimpold Feb 18 22:43:57 swalker * r30636 /packages/mail/msmtp/Makefile: [packages] msmtp: update to 1.4.27, put the queue scripts in their own package Feb 18 22:44:09 CcSsNET: have/had you any positive contact with dlink about that router ? i'm kinda surpriced about a ip8k device while ip5k/ip7k is still unsupported/untested :( Feb 18 22:44:15 swalker * r30637 /packages/net/lighttpd/ (Makefile patches/): [packages] lighttpd: update to 1.4.30, remove obsolete patches Feb 18 22:44:55 CcSsNET: more that i don't trust/belive dlink and ubicom anymore about going ever make it as a real gpl product. Feb 18 22:45:09 WillieNL: i have had no contact yet from dlink about it. i did email them. both taiwan and us engineers. no reply yet. Feb 18 22:45:25 ahh ok i had email/phone contact with a call center in spain Feb 18 22:45:53 and sad to say kernel 2.6.28 on a ip7k stock from dlink still not fixed that switch chip or bridge driver.. :( Feb 18 22:46:11 i have a sdk but no reason to ever fix that device .. Feb 18 22:46:30 buy -> open box -> trow away within 7 days. :S Feb 18 22:46:30 well it comes with a full gpl source tarball. i had emailed them intially saying i will only be buying one if they release source for it at ftp://gpl.dlink.com Feb 18 22:46:35 which they did 7 days later Feb 18 22:46:56 hmm it did costh me 16 weeks between buy and gpl code released :S Feb 18 22:47:21 the source from them though is the most unorganized rats nest of code ive ever seen though Feb 18 22:47:27 also the device it self has gone eol since then :( Feb 18 22:47:57 kinda sad but best is simply avoid such soc's Feb 18 22:48:12 wondermedia/mediatek/ubicom and a few others. Feb 18 22:48:15 avoid that :9 Feb 18 22:48:28 all taiwan Feb 18 22:48:35 eh i bought it because they released the source but didnt relize it was so messy till to late Feb 18 22:48:50 jup same as i did 1.5 year ago :( Feb 18 22:48:53 i am typing from a windermedia right now. its not to bad Feb 18 22:49:06 obviosly slow. but it works Feb 18 22:49:13 hmm i belive they are supported by current debian/android builds yes Feb 18 22:49:17 those 7" tabs Feb 18 22:49:21 ya Feb 18 22:49:28 i got debian on it Feb 18 22:49:45 no touchscreen driver though Feb 18 22:50:02 i got the tab without dongle so must solder my rs232 in it and use sd for update and hope for the best but looks like they are hard to kill Feb 18 22:50:16 i boot from sd Feb 18 22:50:20 works fine Feb 18 22:50:20 i got one without touchscreen.. target plan smart photo frame Feb 18 22:50:29 with usb mouse Feb 18 22:50:30 o Feb 18 22:50:45 broken tab.. ended up under a girl.. Feb 18 22:50:53 backpocked and nothinking.. *snap* Feb 18 22:51:31 hmph Feb 18 22:51:33 CcSsNET: but if you still can return that dlink and ask dlink to fix theire ip7k stuff first :) Feb 18 22:51:42 lol Feb 18 22:51:48 i belive tplink and asus have a lot more fun at the moment Feb 18 22:51:51 i did just get it Feb 18 22:51:58 but it would be cruel to amazon Feb 18 22:52:30 ip5k -> mosth customers have trashed them or not using i dunno.. ip7k works half but unstable.. never fixed anything by dlink simply pressing the product eol. Feb 18 22:52:45 hmph Feb 18 22:52:51 also dir652 and the models with lcd screen both run on same cpu :) Feb 18 22:52:57 100$ for a lcd ? Feb 18 22:53:06 meh Feb 18 22:53:06 dir 652 was about 50$ Feb 18 22:53:15 5x gbit + 150n Feb 18 22:53:22 sadly 150kb/s afther a few days Feb 18 22:53:23 i paid 134 for the dir-827 Feb 18 22:53:48 tplink 8port gbit switch broadcom soc based -> 18$ runs perfect Feb 18 22:53:59 hmm Feb 18 22:54:08 usb? Feb 18 22:54:15 in 5 months 24/7 Feb 18 22:54:31 how much ram? Feb 18 22:54:59 hmm that dir 652 support usb but unsure how ubicom and theire multi i/o stuff is working by default it have no usb connected but do support usb host. that tplink is a unmanaged switch btw Feb 18 22:55:12 based around a broadcom soc think with 32m ram Feb 18 22:55:22 possible 16m max Feb 18 22:55:29 no thx Feb 18 22:55:40 the wrtu54g-tm ive been using is nicer Feb 18 22:55:51 8mb flash, 64mb ram Feb 18 22:56:03 ram is not all but depending on your needs Feb 18 22:56:13 i have used it for over a year for web hosting Feb 18 22:56:29 i only work with routers for hosting Feb 18 22:56:31 hmm ok not that a embedded distro is perfect for that but it works yes ;p Feb 18 22:56:32 :) Feb 18 22:56:45 what about pentium-m systems ? Feb 18 22:56:54 meh Feb 18 22:57:05 compared to atom kinda cheap.. and still performing well if do it right Feb 18 22:57:28 yea but i have high hopes for the dir-827. its brand new basically... Feb 18 22:57:31 better not be eol Feb 18 22:58:05 CcSsNET: also your missing a toolchain here -> http://developer.ubicom.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=439&p=2494#p2494 Feb 18 22:58:25 hmm my dir 652 has been on the market for about 1.5 or 2 years Feb 18 22:58:36 still availible everywhere but eol at dlink Feb 18 22:59:42 hmm so you think thats toolchain issue? ill look into it Feb 18 23:00:21 hecking how to define a 32-bit word... ./configure: line 26699: /usr/src/ubicom_distro/toolchain/bin/ubicom32-elf-nm: No such file or directory Feb 18 23:00:25 their crap tarball of source is so sshity its hard to tell how or if its possible to configure it Feb 18 23:00:42 that file suppose to be theire in the toolchain dir Feb 18 23:00:52 k Feb 18 23:01:03 for my ip7k they have forgotten the wpa librarys for some odd reason. Feb 18 23:01:12 diy builds where resulting in openwlan Feb 18 23:01:32 one out of many issues and a half ported wrt without mmu support that never will continue :( Feb 18 23:01:37 these corporations probably do this bullshit on purpose ^ Feb 18 23:01:43 sad but ubicom looks like a whaste of time to me Feb 18 23:01:58 CcSsNET: yes they make money untill someone sue them and then push it eol and release code Feb 18 23:02:23 ip5k was like that 7k was like that and ip8k they release before complaining customers but it will not make me think about trying it again Feb 18 23:03:14 if they really wanted to be supported they had done more then just dump a tarball that is stripped and not tested afther stripping out property crap Feb 18 23:04:33 it is also frustrating when you notice those companys from taiwan mosthly doing this using gpl code and keep claiming it is property code that act like busybox and syslog-ng and a kernel :) Feb 18 23:05:12 lol Feb 18 23:05:17 ya crazy world Feb 18 23:05:50 in the end a seagate dockstar and wd mybook nas disk did bring me just that nice embedded linux playtoy platform i wanted Feb 18 23:06:06 wish these companies understood proprietary code is not legal with gpl code Feb 18 23:06:07 lol Feb 18 23:06:23 not that theire is mutch positive to say about dockstars also a eol product afther some gpl issues :) Feb 18 23:06:50 result they did get sold for 10~30 usd :) Feb 18 23:06:55 new +80usd Feb 18 23:07:00 lol Feb 18 23:07:16 then do the math ;-) Feb 18 23:07:45 must cost them 5$ to make it Feb 18 23:07:47 haha Feb 18 23:08:06 jup then think they are kinda identical to those pogoplug devices Feb 18 23:08:35 dir-827 has pcie 1x Feb 18 23:08:56 its superior to all other options at the moment if it gets supported properly Feb 18 23:09:16 pci-e 1x slot, sdhc slot, usb 3.0 port... Feb 18 23:09:28 heh as a mini pci-e socket or onboard pci-e wifi device ? Feb 18 23:09:31 i actually ordered a 32gb card for each slot 6 Feb 18 23:09:35 -6 Feb 18 23:09:41 ya Feb 18 23:09:46 removed the wifi Feb 18 23:09:50 added an ssd Feb 18 23:11:02 ahh you have already opened your dir 827 Feb 18 23:11:08 that will void warrenty :) Feb 18 23:11:11 of course Feb 18 23:11:19 i dont care for warrenties Feb 18 23:11:26 useless Feb 18 23:11:29 fccid have nice photo's from the internals Feb 18 23:11:35 then you can check before buy Feb 18 23:11:43 hmm Feb 18 23:11:47 not that they are always 100% acurate :) Feb 18 23:11:51 but mosthly close Feb 18 23:12:46 i may just resell it Feb 18 23:12:51 CcSsNET: here i ended with my dir-652 -> http://pastebin.com/08bihM4L Feb 18 23:12:53 if i cant compile for it Feb 18 23:13:29 and this is how the build was look like -> http://pastebin.com/dSNcwqUu Feb 18 23:13:48 and yes that was a attempt to get ubicoms ancient luci/wrt working on it Feb 18 23:15:40 not looking so good for that model ^ Feb 18 23:15:51 comparable cpu? Feb 18 23:16:02 they (ubicom) have tryed but never finished. Feb 18 23:16:24 comparable... dunno where i can compare ubicom with but will not expect super performance. Feb 18 23:17:44 dir-652 199.47 BogoMIPS 64M ram Feb 18 23:18:02 +- 600mhz cpu Feb 18 23:18:14 wow slow for 600mhz Feb 18 23:18:26 no mmu Feb 18 23:18:33 ahh Feb 18 23:18:45 and possible some issues like half ported cpu support Feb 18 23:19:09 i have asked who was testing the ubi code from wrt trunk but unsure Feb 18 23:19:31 i see no ubi code in wrt trunk Feb 18 23:19:36 as long i'm not 100% sure that u-boot is containing the same webkit/minihttpd recovery as stock i dunno. Feb 18 23:19:48 when i try it says to import a site profile before continueing Feb 18 23:20:27 https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/trunk/target/linux/ubicom32 Feb 18 23:20:45 but untested and don't be surpriced if it brick the router. Feb 18 23:20:59 or some of the die hard dev's must say diffrent Feb 18 23:21:55 eh if i have access to uboot/serial i can unbrick Feb 18 23:22:20 and on rt-n16 access to cfe/serial Feb 18 23:22:23 :) Feb 18 23:22:31 CcSsNET: nah reset button +- 10~20 sec holding it during powerup activate the rescue console.. Feb 18 23:22:35 http upload only Feb 18 23:22:48 serial console has been silenced in u-boot Feb 18 23:22:58 what! Feb 18 23:23:03 thats cruel Feb 18 23:23:15 output starts at the kernel. also i have a idea why.. this u-boot code i have lacks serial support for ubicom while they have it in the package Feb 18 23:23:34 then i found out later that theire windows management apps can reconfigure the sdk Feb 18 23:23:40 i dont plan to replace uboot anyway Feb 18 23:23:43 stock is fine Feb 18 23:23:51 theire you can add/remove drivers and stuff Feb 18 23:24:00 it will replace u-boot every flash Feb 18 23:24:06 thats my worry Feb 18 23:24:28 since i can't find any evidence that it is diffrent then that Feb 18 23:25:10 most of the time bootloader is never replaced unless intentionally told to Feb 18 23:25:23 stock code has been configured for theire property debug tool kinda i2c link from soc to soc :S Feb 18 23:25:34 ugh Feb 18 23:25:35 that debug tool is ip3k based btw.. Feb 18 23:25:42 they must sell it some way xD Feb 18 23:25:55 fucking scam artistss Feb 18 23:26:17 afther make it understand use regulair serial out instaid of serial over i2c or other buss i had serial out but no u-boot Feb 18 23:26:29 it is frustrating when have a bad mood Feb 18 23:26:48 also debug tool or bsp/dev kit -> 800~1800 usd :) Feb 18 23:26:58 router it self -> 50$ max Feb 18 23:27:04 lol Feb 18 23:27:16 but a dev kit can be used for many things Feb 18 23:27:20 like other devices Feb 18 23:27:31 ahh also ubicom have a headquarter in holland since this year say have sold old ip5k and ip7k and dunno about ubicom today and ip8k.. Feb 18 23:27:39 while the registration is 11 month old Feb 18 23:28:23 at that point ok open cabinet and act like fifa 2011 and yeal *goal* Feb 18 23:28:32 yeal/scream Feb 18 23:29:07 that + gpl lawsuit .. make your opinion about the brand :) Feb 18 23:29:31 is there a gpl lawsuit against them? Feb 18 23:29:56 i have read 2 or 3 reports about it in the past Feb 18 23:30:02 hmm Feb 18 23:30:10 was about the ip5k and ip7k series Feb 18 23:30:16 i live near boston mass Feb 18 23:30:19 till today nothing done from theire side Feb 18 23:30:23 i could go find out in person i guess Feb 18 23:30:39 heh sounds like me and visiting samsung with a problem device xD Feb 18 23:30:50 lol Feb 18 23:31:05 store dunno.. samsung sales office nearby (+-3km away) Feb 18 23:31:27 fsf.org is in boston Feb 18 23:31:28 they also dunno and try to send me away with a non europe phone nr to call from home. Feb 18 23:31:30 :) Feb 18 23:35:09 hmm can't find it directly was at gmane Feb 18 23:37:56 but again theire are a lot other devices that are supported Feb 18 23:38:20 mikrotik, ubiquity, atheros, broadcom etc etc etc Feb 18 23:38:37 hauke * r30638 /trunk/target/linux/brcm47xx/patches-3.2/ (16 files): Feb 18 23:38:37 brcm47xx: sprom for nvram parsing Feb 18 23:38:37 This adds support for parsing sprom form nvram for sprom version form 1 to 9. Feb 18 23:38:37 It also adds sprom from nvram support for devices on the bcma bus. Feb 18 23:38:45 not all broadcom. example is the rt-n16 Feb 18 23:39:03 possible but some are well supported like wrt's :) Feb 18 23:39:12 ah Feb 18 23:39:17 or asus wl series Feb 18 23:39:26 * CcSsNET head desk Feb 18 23:39:36 your looking for performance machines :) Feb 18 23:39:42 ya Feb 18 23:39:52 something that will last me a while haha Feb 18 23:40:12 * WillieNL thinks about how old that ancient p2 233mhz compaq will be by now Feb 18 23:40:21 still up and running :p Feb 18 23:40:54 meh Feb 18 23:40:59 CcSsNET: i think your more looking for a qnap nas device or look like that Feb 18 23:41:05 im thinking power friendly. not power hogs Feb 18 23:41:10 800mhz and faster + sata + usb Feb 18 23:41:35 CcSsNET: ahh now you say that google about intel dothan :) it's pentium-m whole system can run from 25W Feb 18 23:41:42 with hdd Feb 18 23:41:49 ya Feb 18 23:41:53 1~2.25ghz Feb 18 23:42:01 ive got a amd e350 Feb 18 23:42:09 or well built one for someone Feb 18 23:42:14 around same power use Feb 18 23:42:57 have 2 centrino systems here and think about a centrino i955 system as linux mediacenter Feb 18 23:43:24 but unsure howmuch that chipset + video will suck from the mains :( Feb 18 23:43:37 amd x6 workstation here. its not power friendly Feb 18 23:43:43 i855+cpu+cf runs pretty nice Feb 18 23:44:02 workstations are like horses in my vision. Feb 18 23:44:10 still stuck on a amd x2 but it is doing the job for now Feb 18 23:44:19 meh Feb 18 23:44:42 i actually am finally happy with the speed of my system. an x6 might be more then i need Feb 18 23:44:55 but i compile alot Feb 18 23:44:58 a real lot Feb 18 23:46:42 x6, 16gb ddr3, 750gb sata2, dual ati 4770 vids in xfire ( for when i finally get to toying with opencl) Feb 18 23:47:21 hmm gentoo.. need to say more :) Feb 18 23:47:32 also wich x6 do you have ? Feb 18 23:47:34 i actually use sourcemage.org Feb 18 23:47:38 1055t Feb 18 23:47:51 i think Feb 18 23:48:20 ok i have been thinking about the 1090T as replacement for this x2 7750 :) Feb 18 23:48:41 but ddr2 is due the price a small problem as expensive as ddr3+newmainboard Feb 18 23:49:05 again noway upgrade but replace when that happends.. Feb 18 23:49:16 i just went all new system Feb 18 23:49:33 prior workstation was dual socket intel socket 604 xeon Feb 18 23:49:39 lmao hugh power hog Feb 18 23:49:44 heh indeed Feb 18 23:50:06 also g34 platform at home is a nice replacement for the house heating Feb 18 23:50:19 heh Feb 18 23:50:23 2x 130W tdp :) Feb 18 23:50:36 or more Feb 18 23:51:18 anyway i go downstairs.. light up a smoke and finish this day Feb 18 23:51:58 hauke * r30639 /trunk/target/linux/brcm47xx/image/Makefile: Feb 18 23:51:58 brcm47xx: add code to generate images for some netgear devices Feb 18 23:51:58 This is commented out until we get report of working devices. Feb 18 23:54:02 Hauke: no need to remove brcm47xx target. it technically works. thats what rt-n16 uses. only issue i have on the rt-n16 particular is the ethernet driver Feb 18 23:54:37 CcSsNET: with kernel 2.4 or 2.6 ? Feb 18 23:54:45 3.0.18 Feb 18 23:54:47 trunk Feb 18 23:55:06 dunno if ethernet or wlan was not working on some of those broadcom47xx if i remember that right Feb 18 23:55:18 i dont use wifi anyway Feb 18 23:55:23 no thanks on the cancer Feb 18 23:55:25 lol Feb 18 23:55:39 afther 2.4 but last time i checked that was a year ago for a asus wl520 workplace radio :) Feb 18 23:56:28 luka * r30640 /packages/utils/at/ (3 files in 2 dirs): at: upgrade to version 3.1.13 Feb 18 23:57:35 ahh http://mightyohm.com/blog/2008/10/building-a-wifi-radio-part-1-introduction/ Feb 18 23:57:56 CcSsNET: I have no plan to remove brcm47xx, we just have some problems with some devices, the old somes have little memory, (I have to get some on the first generation) and the recent ones have no ethernet driver Feb 18 23:58:23 hmph Feb 18 23:58:27 Hauke: heh still no ethernet ? will that ever be possible or is it depending on broadcom ? Feb 18 23:59:02 I worte a spec of the ethernet driver as it toke me too long to wait for broadcom, now I need someone writing the driver Feb 18 23:59:25 ethernet is the biggest issue Feb 18 23:59:58 Hauke: not to be a pest. but have you any info on ubicom32? Feb 18 23:59:58 then we could ztry to get brcmsmac running on the devices and we would also have a nice broadcom supported wifi driver Feb 19 00:00:05 no Feb 19 00:00:09 k Feb 19 00:00:23 well, i'm pretty sure brcmsmac doesn't do AP yet Feb 19 00:00:46 yes it does not have ap yet Feb 19 00:00:49 Hauke: hmm ok.. also for wl300g at close range i have por performance since a while using asus latest firm.. is that some overmodulation issue in the stock fw or a wifi chip going off soon :( Feb 19 00:01:37 WillieNL: I do not know Feb 19 00:01:38 looks like i will be hosting my website on my tablet for now :-/ Feb 19 00:01:47 kinda wanted to sell this tablet... lol Feb 19 00:02:02 Hauke: also that oldie will be replaced for atheros powered modules Feb 19 00:02:36 will be a nice task for the comming time Feb 19 00:04:11 Hauke: in regards to the specs you wrote up on the ethernet driver. is there a link so i can read it? Feb 19 00:04:49 CcSsNET: http://bcm-v4.sipsolutions.net/mac-gbit Feb 19 00:05:42 Hauke: can the broadcom 47xx ethernet driver not be taken from here -> http://wpkg.org/Running_Debian_on_ASUS_WL-500W Feb 19 00:06:28 4704 Ethernet with 2.6.23 Feb 19 00:07:04 the WL-500W uses a different wifi core Feb 19 00:07:19 yes but what about wired ethernet for 2.6.x :) Feb 19 00:07:33 also diffrent? Feb 19 00:08:11 the ethernet driver works perfectly with tomato and dd-wrt but they both went the slacker route and simply used same kernel as official firmware Feb 19 00:08:24 hmm wifi for wl500g was a mini pci broadcom 4306 btw still have one around :) Feb 19 00:08:36 aha Feb 19 00:09:53 the ethernet driver used in dd-wrt, on which the spec is based, is not licensed under a gpl compatible license, it is the same wl is licensed under. Feb 19 00:10:44 ahh same as b43 in the early days for x86 Feb 19 00:10:48 the problem is more a legal issue than a coding issue Feb 19 00:10:55 well is it even legal for them to release under non gpl but yet publicly release it with the gpl tarball? Feb 19 00:11:46 i called them out on that on twitter yesterday Feb 19 00:11:50 was real pissed off Feb 19 00:11:51 it is build as an kernel module and not directly linked into the kernel so it is the same gray area as wl Feb 19 00:12:17 yea but they released the code... with the gpl tarball... Feb 19 00:12:25 on the cd Feb 19 00:12:35 that still doesn't make it GPL Feb 19 00:12:50 im not saying it does. im just saying its rude Feb 19 00:13:01 if i understand Hauke right point is now they use a precompiled kernel module with the kernel kinda like nvidia's closed source linux kernel driver Feb 19 00:13:03 o hey here is our code. but dont use it Feb 19 00:13:05 lol Feb 19 00:13:30 well, it's not like companies like asus were allowed to even put the source in the GPL tarball Feb 19 00:13:32 if that fails somewhere hell noway to debug it Feb 19 00:13:57 it is in source form. not in binary form Feb 19 00:14:20 netgear just puts the binary into the gpl package and asus the source Feb 19 00:14:31 hmph Feb 19 00:19:24 only reason for me for using broadcom 47xx -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bltRuA8pe4I Feb 19 00:25:16 luka * r30641 /packages/admin/debootstrap/ (Makefile files/pkgdetails.c patches/100-busybox_fix.patch): debootstrap: upgrade to version 1.0.38 Feb 19 00:26:39 interesting project Feb 19 00:26:57 CcSsNET: nah fun for when have a small budget and nothing todo :) Feb 19 00:27:19 while it is even functional as remote audio system with smb support and shoutcast crap under a button Feb 19 00:28:06 also button/lcd stuff can be done via a usb->lpt module i think.. unsure if they will bring alot latency to the button responses compared with native lpt ports Feb 19 00:28:38 with a 3state 74hc buffer you can make it switch for write to lcd and then listen for button input again Feb 19 00:28:48 <- avoid avr/pic Feb 19 00:29:35 and keep that uart free Feb 19 00:30:32 twitter.com/CcSsNET Feb 19 00:30:38 last post :) Feb 19 00:31:10 twitter ? how do that work ? Feb 19 00:32:23 it is like a shoutbox replaced the time of java based webchats xD Feb 19 00:33:06 you really never heard of twitter? stop trolling me Feb 19 00:33:32 <- avoid hypes untill they get usefull :) Feb 19 00:33:41