**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Mar 12 02:59:58 2012
Mar 12 03:17:07 <mystica555_> jow_laptop: im starting a writeup i plan to provide along with any sort of script patches to sysupgrade/bootup for this fun loopback on vfat rootfs endeavor
Mar 12 03:18:13 <mystica555_> the whole upgrade process (or lack of a comprehensive one for that matter) is one of the itches ive wanted to scratch ever since i got into openwrt
Mar 12 03:18:56 <jow_laptop> sounds good
Mar 12 03:20:18 <philipp64|laptop> jow_laptop: how complicated is getting dnsmasq to convert the /etc/config file into a dnsmasq.conf file instead of passing everything as args?
Mar 12 03:20:58 <Alam_Squeeze> you can do both
Mar 12 03:25:52 <jow_laptop> philipp64|laptop: can't tell without trying
Mar 12 03:25:57 <jow_laptop> its probably simple
Mar 12 03:26:09 <jow_laptop> as args are the same syntax as in the config
Mar 12 03:26:18 <jow_laptop> jsut with leading dashes
Mar 12 03:26:29 <jow_laptop> but using dnsmasq.conf must still work
Mar 12 03:28:01 <philipp64|laptop> sure... so pass /tmp/dnsmasq.conf on the command line and have it include /etc/dnsmasq.conf ...
Mar 12 03:29:27 <jow_laptop> yes
Mar 12 03:29:56 <jow_laptop> or laternatively use a config dear - I'm sure the debian guys patched in dnsmasq.conf.d already
Mar 12 03:30:08 <jow_laptop> earm, a config directory
Mar 12 03:31:16 <jow_laptop> or just cp /etc/dnsmasq.conf /var/etc/dnsmasq.conf and append the uci stuff to that
Mar 12 03:31:26 <jow_laptop> repetitions are usually no problem
Mar 12 04:55:56 <philipp64|laptop> opened a bug for it.
Mar 12 10:44:19 <nbd> Chocks: ping
Mar 12 12:04:22 <CIA-54> jow * r30899 /packages/net/ipset/Makefile: [packages] ipset: load kmods after nfnetlink
Mar 12 12:45:13 <dape> guys, i just got a dlink dir 615 h1 with RT3352 soc, there will never be openwrt support for that?
Mar 12 12:50:17 <nbd> i guess the ramips target has support for that soc, not sure what the status is though
Mar 12 12:51:29 <[florian]> it's in a working state for the base parts, not sure what's the wifi status though
Mar 12 13:04:56 <dape> thanks guys, actually i got one right in front of me, ive read a little on openwrt wiki but i thought to ask you directly cause i know you guys do some pioneer work that is in trunk but not yet propagated on the web
Mar 12 13:06:24 <dape> seems like the dlink guys screwed passing +ipv6 to pppd and even if their latest firmware has the ipv6 logo it doesnt actually work with a PD, i gotta solder a serial and check their weird firmware out
Mar 12 13:06:38 <[florian]> the best person to ask about the exact rt3352 support is juhosg
Mar 12 13:07:50 <dape> thank you, i will keep in mind and ping him after i inspect a little
Mar 12 13:08:08 <[florian]> you are welcome, trying trunk first is probably a good idea ;)
Mar 12 13:08:44 <dape> to tell you the truth "the company" doesnt want anything else than oem firmware on this one but we need ipv6 support and dlink guys are llllllaaazzzyyy
Mar 12 13:09:04 <nbd> ;)
Mar 12 13:09:37 <dape> weird anyway, they acted very fast to my enquires about dir825 radvd fix but on this dir615 i guess its another team working on it ( ??? )
Mar 12 13:09:53 <[florian]> could be :)
Mar 12 13:13:32 <dape> i hope root and 5up its the pass to this oem firmware on dir615
Mar 12 13:14:02 <dape> meh, dlink devs..
Mar 12 14:17:02 <builder_> build #105 of rdc is complete: Failure [failed compile_7]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/rdc/builds/105
Mar 12 15:02:20 <Chocks> nbd: pong
Mar 12 15:22:47 <nbd> Chocks: about that button issue... try removing the following packages from your config: kmod-input-core kmod-input-polldev kmod-input-gpio-keys-polled kmod-button-hotplug
Mar 12 15:27:13 <Chocks> I took out just  kmod-button-hotplug.  that's what I've been running with all last week
Mar 12 15:28:00 <nbd> ok, but kmod-gpio-button-hotplug is still enabled, right?
Mar 12 15:29:09 <Chocks> was never in my profile.  it's the same one I was using from 2.6.x
Mar 12 16:42:38 <CIA-54> juhosg * r30900 /trunk/target/linux/ramips/files/arch/mips/ (3 files in 2 dirs): ramips: add RT3350 detection
Mar 12 16:43:56 <CIA-54> jow * r30901 /packages/net/xtables-addons/ (3 files in 2 dirs):
Mar 12 16:43:56 <CIA-54> [packages] xtables-addons: integrate Lua PacketScript
Mar 12 16:43:56 <CIA-54> PacketScript adds a -j LUA target to iptables which allows to manipulate
Mar 12 16:43:56 <CIA-54> and filter packets in kernel space using Lua scripts uploaded through iptables.
Mar 12 16:43:56 <CIA-54> This enables rapid netfilter prototyping and allows to easily implement complex filters.
Mar 12 16:43:57 <CIA-54> See also http://cn.cs.unibas.ch/pub/doc/2010-msthGraf.pdf
Mar 12 16:51:04 <luigi0> hi everybody
Mar 12 16:52:05 <jow_laptop> hey
Mar 12 16:53:37 <luigi0> I'm trying to complete the support for a wag160n (broadcom 96358 + atheros wifi). I sent some patches to florian for leds and button, now I'm looking how to customize the default profile for eth (/etc/config/network). anyone with some minutes to explain me some detail?
Mar 12 16:56:36 <luigi0> I think I have to create a new folder inside <trunk>/target/linux/brcm63xx/base-files/etc/defconfig/   ... what I don't know is in which makefile I have to point to the new configuration
Mar 12 16:58:20 <CIA-54> juhosg * r30902 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/ (4 files in 2 dirs): ar71xx: fix Compex WPE72 detection
Mar 12 16:58:21 <CIA-54> juhosg * r30903 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/patches-3.3/101-MIPS-ath79-avoid-a-kernel-bug-on-AR913X.patch: ar71xx: remove a 3.3 patch, it is already in 3.3-rc7
Mar 12 16:58:23 <CIA-54> juhosg * r30904 /trunk/target/linux/generic/config-3.3: linux/3.3: add missing config symbol
Mar 12 16:58:25 <CIA-54> juhosg * r30905 /trunk/target/linux/generic/patches-3.2/710-phy-add-mdio_register_board_info.patch: linux/3.2: allow to set platform_data for phy devices
Mar 12 16:58:26 <CIA-54> juhosg * r30906 /trunk/target/linux/generic/patches-3.3/710-phy-add-mdio_register_board_info.patch: linux/3.3: allow to set platform_data for phy devices
Mar 12 16:59:19 <jow_laptop> luigi0: target/linux/brcm63xx/base-files/etc/init.d/defconfig will handle it automatically
Mar 12 16:59:30 <jow_laptop> assuming your shipped defconfig matches the boardid detected at runtime
Mar 12 17:00:08 <luigi0> jow_laptop: ok, so I make a try using the boardid
Mar 12 17:37:56 <luigi0> jow_laptop: it's you that posted the dmesg for the wag160n on the openwrt website?
Mar 12 17:38:51 <luigi0> jow_laptop: I'm wondering how it worked on 10.3 and is not well supporte in trunk...
Mar 12 17:50:35 <luigi0> jow_laptop: maybe some patches are not ported yet to new kernels.... I have to take a look at 10.3 tree
Mar 12 17:57:41 <luigi0> jow_laptop: for now thanks, your hint about defconfig was right. see you
Mar 12 17:57:42 <luigi0> bye bye everyone
Mar 12 17:59:31 <CIA-54> juhosg * r30907 /trunk/target/linux/ramips/rt305x/profiles/aztech.mk:
Mar 12 17:59:31 <CIA-54> ramips: rt305x: add profile for the AZtech HW-5503G board
Mar 12 17:59:31 <CIA-54> Patch from #11085.
Mar 12 18:03:03 <CIA-54> juhosg * r30908 /trunk/target/linux/generic/patches-3.3/ (643-bridge_remove_ipv6_dependency.patch 950-vm_exports.patch): linux/3.3: refresh patches against 3.3-rc7
Mar 12 18:03:05 <CIA-54> juhosg * r30909 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/ (4 files in 2 dirs): ar71xx: enable UART function for early_printk/console
Mar 12 19:00:31 <philipp64|laptop> jow_laptop: I'm looking at c30894 and I'm not sure why it's necessary. The description doesn't say much...
Mar 12 19:07:38 <jow_laptop> ?
Mar 12 19:08:30 <jow_laptop> its needed for ipset
Mar 12 19:08:51 <jow_laptop> specifically to allow enabling nfnetlink.ko without enabling ulog or another user of it
Mar 12 19:09:04 <jow_laptop> nfnetlink.ko is needed for ipset which is out of tree
Mar 12 19:09:16 <jow_laptop> kernel oldconfig discards tristates without label
Mar 12 19:13:24 <philipp64|laptop> Ah, the last line explains it. Got it.
Mar 12 19:13:39 <philipp64|laptop> Is that a bug upstream then?
Mar 12 19:14:27 <KanjiMonster> philipp64|laptop: no, just hidden symbols (without a label) are non-overridable and are only set if anything depends on it or default to y/m  (and they get evaluated on every *config)
Mar 12 19:15:00 <KanjiMonster> this is intentional
Mar 12 19:16:04 <CIA-54> jow * r30910 /packages/net/xtables-addons/Makefile:
Mar 12 19:16:04 <CIA-54> [packages] xtables-addons: package more addons
Mar 12 19:16:04 <CIA-54> * add DHCPMAC, DNETMAP, LOGMARK, STEAL and SYSRQ targets
Mar 12 19:16:04 <CIA-54> * add fuzzy, geoip, iface, ipmark, ipv4options, length2, lscan, psd and quota2 matches
Mar 12 19:16:46 <philipp64|laptop> yay, geoip!
Mar 12 19:18:04 <philipp64|laptop> umm.... of course... obvious question... what's the mechanism for periodic updates of the country code database?
Mar 12 19:19:30 <jow_laptop> wget?
Mar 12 19:19:39 <philipp64|laptop> someone really needs a way to feed the geoip information from user-space into kernel space via netlink...
Mar 12 19:19:50 <jow_laptop> use ipsets
Mar 12 19:19:50 <philipp64|laptop> compiling it into the module is braindead. sigh.
Mar 12 19:20:02 <philipp64|laptop> eh?
Mar 12 19:20:10 <jow_laptop> one set per country
Mar 12 19:20:24 <jow_laptop> then add the appropraite netranges
Mar 12 19:21:10 <philipp64|laptop> right, but CIDR blocks gets traded and reassigned all the time.
Mar 12 19:21:23 <jow_laptop> so update your ipsets all the time
Mar 12 19:21:28 <philipp64|laptop> a lot of class-C's were sent to AfriNIC recently, for instance.
Mar 12 19:21:38 <jow_laptop> you can't have it current without updating it
Mar 12 19:22:00 <philipp64|laptop> I'm fine with updating it. I just don't like having it be compiled into the module.
Mar 12 19:22:07 <jow_laptop> sight
Mar 12 19:22:08 <philipp64|laptop> see http://people.netfilter.org/peejix/geoip/howto/geoip-HOWTO-2.html
Mar 12 19:22:21 <jow_laptop> so use ipsets
Mar 12 19:33:05 <philipp64|laptop> btw, is there any way to have the kmod bring in the appropriate iptables .so?
Mar 12 19:33:23 <philipp64|laptop> so you don't have to select both...
Mar 12 19:34:37 <jow_laptop> no
Mar 12 19:34:48 <jow_laptop> iptables-mod-foo selects the appropriate kmod-ipt-foo
Mar 12 19:35:02 <jow_laptop> kernel stuff should never depend on userspace components
Mar 12 19:38:04 <philipp64|laptop> ok.
Mar 12 19:45:37 <CIA-54> jow * r30911 /packages/net/ipset/patches/100-export.h.patch: [packages] ipset: linux/export.h is only in Kernel 3.2 and later, ipset incorrectly assumes 3.0 and above (#10378)
Mar 12 19:46:15 * dape_x60t cheering for r31k soon !
Mar 12 19:57:15 <philipp64|laptop> jow_laptop: hmmm.... so kmod-ipt-tarpit enabled kmod-ipt-connmark.... but kmod-ipt-connmark doesn't in turn enable iptables-mod-connmark.
Mar 12 19:58:09 <philipp64|laptop>  /home/philipp/openwrt-alix/build_dir/linux-x86_alix2/xtables-addons-1.41/extensions/compat_xtables.h:17:4: warning: #warning You have CONFIG_NF_CONNTRACK enabled, but CONFIG_NF_CONNTRACK_MARK is not (please enable). [-Wcpp]
Mar 12 19:58:21 <philipp64|laptop> or whatever...
Mar 12 20:04:17 <jow_laptop> 20:35 < jow_laptop> kernel stuff should never depend on userspace components
Mar 12 20:05:22 <jow_laptop> also run a "make defconfig" that will probably straight out your kernel symbols
Mar 12 20:12:47 <philipp64|laptop> right, but perhaps iptables-mod-tarpit should also turn on iptables-mod-conntrack_mark (or whatever)
Mar 12 20:39:37 <jow_laptop> yes
Mar 12 21:06:01 <builder_> build #121 of avr32 is complete: Failure [failed compile_4]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/avr32/builds/121
Mar 12 21:09:22 <CIA-54> juhosg * r30912 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/ (3 files in 3 dirs): ar71xx: merge ar934x_bo_ddr_flush patch
Mar 12 21:09:23 <CIA-54> juhosg * r30913 /trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/files/arch/mips/ath79/dev-eth.c: ar71xx: use a dummy callback for interfaces with fixed speed
Mar 12 21:13:56 <mhei> Hi core devs! I asked thepeople for permissions so that I can create/maintain php pecl modules. No feedback yet - only that he'll tried to get an admin to add me?! Can anybody help?
Mar 12 21:18:53 <jow_laptop> hi mhei
Mar 12 21:19:53 <jow_laptop> I fear both the admin and thepeople are unavailable these days
Mar 12 21:20:28 <jow_laptop> the patches itself are fine
Mar 12 21:21:38 <mhei> hi jow. thanks for your review. then I'll drop a reminder via mail :-)
Mar 12 21:22:37 <OutBackDingo> mhei: ill see if i can get them commited for you tonight
Mar 12 21:25:40 <mhei> Thanks a lot. Whould be nice if the queue is flushed :-) New tickets/updates are already waiting to be worked on...
Mar 12 21:26:10 <OutBackDingo> mhei: yeah ive got like 10 or 11 in the queue ill work through tonight
Mar 12 21:51:28 <CIA-54> jow * r30914 /packages/libs/libv4l/ (Makefile patches/004-disable-qv4l2.patch): [packages] libv4l: unconditionally disable the qv4l2 utility
Mar 12 21:56:46 <dape_x60t> guys before i bug the dev list with my dir 615 h1 serial pinout - anyone in here soldered it until now? it seem i cant get a proper output on my tested minicom/pl2303/adapter combination ..
Mar 12 21:57:37 <dape_x60t> its very strange, according to todays feedback from list i left out the leftmost pin for VCC and with GND soldered i tried both TX/RX and RX/TX without success, nothing on minicom
Mar 12 22:00:23 <philipp64|laptop> does Openwrt build on pogoplug hardware?
Mar 12 22:00:34 <philipp64|laptop> I have a pogo v1 sitting here in front of me.
Mar 12 22:00:34 <jow_laptop> you mean for or on?
Mar 12 22:00:53 <philipp64|laptop> build for/install on
Mar 12 22:00:56 <jow_laptop> I coule imagine the the one or other tool will fail on non-x86
Mar 12 22:01:06 <jow_laptop> ah, yes, it should be covered by the kirkwood target
Mar 12 22:01:10 <philipp64|laptop> no, no, cross-build.
Mar 12 22:01:21 <mhei> dape_x60t: baurate etc. correct?
Mar 12 22:02:02 <philipp64|laptop> ok. good to know. should we have a subtarget (or whatever) to accommodate that (a) it only has 1 Enet, and (b) it's a storage oriented device, so should probably include CIFS, NFS, etc. by default...
Mar 12 22:02:18 <jow_laptop> yes
Mar 12 22:03:56 <btsimonh> quick question: trying to install kmod-i2c-core, and says 'can't satisfy dependencies' for 'kernel (= 3.1.10-1-734e512acc59410f699622dfbcd58910)' - for a kmod, does the kernel have to be a very specific build?
Mar 12 22:04:09 <jow_laptop> yes
Mar 12 22:04:51 <jow_laptop> you can force it by passing -force-depends
Mar 12 22:04:53 <btsimonh> so to match mine, (since i'm not in trunk yet), i'd need to build the packages locally with my kernel configs to get them to wokr?
Mar 12 22:05:13 <jow_laptop> but it might also just cause some kernel unaligned access error or another kind of oops
Mar 12 22:05:30 <jow_laptop> yes
Mar 12 22:09:39 <dape_x60t> mhei: ffs, goddamit i got it, i had to reread openwrt wiki and "try" other revisions speed, and it works with 576008n2 not 115200n1 ...
Mar 12 22:09:56 * dape_x60t phew
Mar 12 22:20:19 <dape_x60t> uhm, got console access but it seem to be a KernelApp/Ramdisk with busybox 1.7.5 but the shell does nothing, this is the output : http://paste.pocoo.org/show/564808/ anyone ever worked with this?
Mar 12 22:21:36 <jow_laptop> you need to interrupt the boot
Mar 12 22:21:46 <jow_laptop> and work with the u-boot console if you want to flash it
Mar 12 22:22:14 <dape_x60t> uhm, i dont have any firmware to flash it, i just wanted to check its internals to investigate a ipv6 param for pppd..
Mar 12 22:22:34 <jow_laptop> ok
Mar 12 22:22:58 <dape_x60t> so i can do nothing on this "locked" shell..
Mar 12 22:23:04 <jow_laptop> try echo /usr/bin/*
Mar 12 22:23:12 <jow_laptop> and similar to find available commands
Mar 12 22:23:29 <dape_x60t> nothing, it just returns the prompt
Mar 12 22:24:02 <jow_laptop> you could still try to interrupt u-boot and see if you can append an init=/bin/sh to the commandline
Mar 12 22:26:05 <dape_x60t> it just asks me for tftp server ip http://paste.pocoo.org/show/564812/
Mar 12 22:27:40 <jow_laptop> too bad
Mar 12 22:27:59 <dape_x60t> meh, thx
Mar 12 22:59:36 <btsimonh> anyone with usb webcam experience?
Mar 12 23:00:00 <btsimonh> anyone with usb webcam experience?
Mar 12 23:00:21 <btsimonh> (sorry, didn't mean to shout twice :( )
Mar 12 23:02:32 <luka12345> btsimonh: how are you doing with your lantiq board?
Mar 12 23:03:31 <btsimonh> just trying to attach a webcam to watch my new puppies :).  seriously, sold one to blogic, he's openned the box and starting to look at it.
Mar 12 23:55:35 <btsimonh> for wioreless client mode, what's the difference between ESSID and BSSID?
Mar 13 00:10:08 <Delboy_> btsimonh: bssid is mac addr, also are these the lantiq ones? http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=homehub+2+b&_sacat=0&_stpos=&_sop=15&gbr=1&_odkw=homehub&_osacat=0&_trksid=p3286.c0.m270.l1313
Mar 13 00:11:18 <btsimonh> yes, make sure it's a type B.  Type A is broadcom, looks identical....
Mar 13 00:11:55 <btsimonh> can't get client mode to come up :(
Mar 13 00:13:59 <Delboy_> maybe security settings are wrong, sometimes uci wlan scan gets wpa instead of wep or something like that
Mar 13 00:19:15 <Delboy_> homehub 3 is also lantiq, but it doesn't have voip right?
Mar 13 00:29:44 <btsimonh> correct.  Also no serial port to be found (Type A is lantiq, type B is broadcom, they look identical...:) )
Mar 13 00:30:21 <btsimonh> v2b also has no voip; yet....  it does have dect chipset & phone socket.
Mar 13 00:33:28 <Delboy_> have you tried owsip?
Mar 13 00:34:40 <Delboy_> ah, yea broken on more than 32MB ram devices
Mar 13 00:34:50 <btsimonh> no, i've not really done much sip yet.  did run asterisk in a vm and from v2a could call asterisk from different dect phones.
Mar 13 00:46:11 <btsimonh> Delboy, please check http://psychotherapist.redirectme.net:8080/?action=stream and tell me if you see an image?
Mar 13 00:48:51 <Delboy_> nope, just connecting looks like server is not up
Mar 13 00:56:18 <Delboy_> btsimonh , i saw yday your PM about endian fixup, took me a month to realise that there is a PM :), and btw that wasn't my patch
Mar 13 00:57:03 <btsimonh> i never seem to remember name right :)
Mar 13 00:58:34 <btsimonh> try the link now?
Mar 13 00:59:23 <btsimonh> (with chrome)
Mar 13 00:59:52 <Delboy_> wlan antenna :) refreshing 100 times a minute :P
Mar 13 01:00:36 <btsimonh> hey, pretty good rate then.
Mar 13 01:00:51 <btsimonh> Check it in a day or so for my 11 lab puppies :)
Mar 13 01:01:19 <btsimonh> that's served off the v2b openwrt with sony ps2 cam....
Mar 13 01:11:07 <btsimonh> Delboy, you still about?  will be better when there's a bit more light :)
Mar 13 01:24:52 <philipp64|laptop> jow_laptop: you still around? I just did an svn update... and now uclibc++ is trying build... even though I'm explicitly selecting eglibc.
Mar 13 01:25:08 <philipp64|laptop> how can I tell what brought in the dependency on uclibc++?
Mar 13 01:32:49 <philipp64|laptop> I didn't add any additional packages except for a couple of iptables modules, so the regression must have come from a recent commit.
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