**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jul 18 02:59:59 2012 Jul 18 06:33:45 build #37 of orion is complete: Success [build successful] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/orion/builds/37 Jul 18 07:17:40 build #36 of s3c24xx is complete: Failure [failed compile_4] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/s3c24xx/builds/36 Jul 18 10:31:43 shouldn't this line: https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/trunk/include/package-version-override.mk#L65 Jul 18 10:32:09 be calling the package provided Build/Configure target, instead of explicitly calling autoreconf ? Jul 18 10:32:10 yes remve line 65 Jul 18 10:32:13 its a bug Jul 18 10:32:17 ok, thanks. Jul 18 10:32:35 being able to just include that file and get a menu option for source path is awesome Jul 18 10:47:35 if I have a customer source path, shouldn't make package/pkgname/clean V=99 still be running clean in that custom path? Jul 18 10:47:58 it rm's a lot of stamps and build dirs and package dirs Jul 18 10:48:07 but "make clean" is never run in the source directory Jul 18 13:13:17 build #27 of ixp4xx is complete: Failure [failed shell_7] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ixp4xx/builds/27 Jul 18 13:15:10 build #33 of cobalt is complete: Failure [failed shell_11] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/cobalt/builds/33 Jul 18 16:52:33 build #34 of pxcab is complete: Failure [failed shell_11] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/pxcab/builds/34 Jul 18 17:59:08 hiya. Jul 18 17:59:20 so how do i make an account so i can create a ticket in the trac? Jul 18 18:00:23 build #33 of rb532 is complete: Failure [failed shell_11] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/rb532/builds/33 Jul 18 18:03:36 build #33 of ppc44x is complete: Failure [failed shell_11] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ppc44x/builds/33 Jul 18 18:18:52 ww: you click on "new ticket" i think Jul 18 18:19:18 blogic: have done. thanks. didn't realise i could do that without being logged in :) Jul 18 18:19:21 https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/11882 Jul 18 18:32:02 you should start publishing books Jul 18 18:32:07 :-) Jul 18 18:36:09 heh. nobody'd read them Jul 18 19:09:50 trying to bring up a new board here Jul 18 19:10:11 hi groz Jul 18 19:10:12 its ramips, and, I can flash an initramfs image Jul 18 19:10:15 using uboot Jul 18 19:10:18 good Jul 18 19:10:19 hello blogic Jul 18 19:10:26 sounds promising Jul 18 19:10:28 does it boot ? Jul 18 19:10:28 but when I flash in the squashfs image Jul 18 19:10:45 i get errors finding the root file system in flash Jul 18 19:10:54 http://pastebin.ca/2172250 Jul 18 19:11:06 i've tried many different variants of the various ones that get built Jul 18 19:11:15 this is a fresh trunk , checked out a few hours ago Jul 18 19:11:30 at this point, i'm not worried about 'everyting works right' Jul 18 19:11:43 just trying to get to the point it boots from flash, so I can start working on the other bits Jul 18 19:12:10 I believe it's 4 meg flash, 16 meg ram, and it's packaged in a nice neat outdoor case Jul 18 19:12:15 cheap stuff from china Jul 18 19:12:37 the firmware that originally came on it, is linux based, but, telnet and serial console, both require a password Jul 18 19:12:37 where does 0x000000130000 come from ? Jul 18 19:12:44 I have not figured out Jul 18 19:13:24 i've been experimenting with different images in the ramips tree Jul 18 19:13:29 to see if any of them will 'just work' Jul 18 19:13:40 the one in there right now, is esr-9753 Jul 18 19:13:58 gonna re-do that with another one, I believe this is very similar to xdxrn502 stuff Jul 18 19:14:10 the xdx initramfs image fires up ok Jul 18 19:14:20 if I stuff it into flash with tftp Jul 18 19:15:25 adctually, most of them fire up ok Jul 18 19:15:38 couple have different serial port settings once the image takes over Jul 18 19:15:38 hmmm Jul 18 19:15:55 thr ralink SDK sucks so badly that most devices have lots of patches applied to make it work Jul 18 19:15:58 so i'm convinced the problem is likely just flash mapping, but, not completely sure Jul 18 19:16:05 yes Jul 18 19:16:12 sounds like it Jul 18 19:16:22 got a bootlog of the original FW ? Jul 18 19:16:25 just loaded the xdx Jul 18 19:16:37 no, the original firmware does not spew boot log to serial console :( Jul 18 19:16:46 and, its asking for a password on the serial console Jul 18 19:16:53 ah ok Jul 18 19:16:55 it has a telnet running, also asking for a password Jul 18 19:17:03 calls itself ap1105 Jul 18 19:17:16 which gives no useful hits when I ask google Jul 18 19:18:13 i've never used ralink stuff before Jul 18 19:18:25 is the radio side of that stuff relatively stable ? Jul 18 19:18:41 or should I just go find an ar71 board in a similar case ? Jul 18 19:18:51 ar71 Jul 18 19:18:52 I want to use this in a 'will see the weather' spot Jul 18 19:19:08 i've got a few linksys wrt160nl boards here Jul 18 19:19:14 so, somewhat familiar with the ar stuff Jul 18 19:19:28 but, this board was available when I went looking, so, thought I'd try it Jul 18 19:40:57 wonder what i am missing here: http://paste.openwrt.org/20 Jul 18 19:41:32 hmm i disabled hotplug2 and enabled udev. Jul 18 19:41:57 can that be a problem. Jul 18 19:42:46 yes Jul 18 19:42:52 why would you do that? Jul 18 19:44:06 i have some udev rules and was thinking to use them.. Jul 18 19:44:43 should it not be posible to use udev? Jul 18 19:45:05 well, not sure if it even has a maintained ruleset Jul 18 19:45:18 hotplug2 is what all the devs and users are using and testing ;) Jul 18 19:45:50 seems not all user :) Jul 18 19:45:59 ;) Jul 18 19:46:21 you may be able to run hotplug2 + udev Jul 18 19:46:35 actually i make even worse mistake, disabled hotplug2 and compiled udev as module Jul 18 19:46:36 i haven't really looked at what kind of ruleset the udev package is shipping with Jul 18 19:46:40 heh Jul 18 19:46:58 recompiling to check it anyway.. Jul 18 19:47:26 yea i want to make this image config fast and didnt prove it at the end :/ Jul 18 19:47:57 what kind of udev rules btw? Jul 18 19:48:02 maybe they can be ported to hotplug2 Jul 18 19:48:18 they are simple, but for me complicated :/ Jul 18 19:48:21 just a sec. Jul 18 19:49:04 cat /etc/udev/rules.d/52_readers.rules Jul 18 19:49:05 SUBSYSTEMS=="usb", ATTRS{idProduct}=="6001", ATTRS{idVendor}=="0403", ATTRS{product}=="Reader*", SYMLINK+="$attr{product}", KERNEL=="ttyUSB*", MODE="0666" Jul 18 19:49:37 there are 4 usb device and i would like to have them always assignt as in that rule Jul 18 19:49:41 ah Jul 18 19:50:11 not sure if hotplug2 supports that, depends on how ATTRS are passed Jul 18 19:50:34 once i tried to check hotplug2 rules but didnt fint anything like that. Jul 18 19:50:52 imho that is not possible using hotplug2 Jul 18 19:51:00 i tried 2 years ago and concluded its a no go Jul 18 19:51:09 ok so i am not alone :) Jul 18 19:51:09 so unless it was added recently .... Jul 18 19:51:27 hotplug2 didn't really change in a long time Jul 18 19:51:40 blogic so you end up with that issue like? Jul 18 19:52:05 i just used 2 routers Jul 18 19:52:07 :-D Jul 18 19:52:18 blogic nice workarround, Jul 18 19:52:30 actually i have 3 router arround so missing one more :) Jul 18 19:52:40 let ssee Jul 18 19:52:44 what routers are these Jul 18 19:52:56 you could try to figure out the port the dongles are atteched to Jul 18 19:53:02 and make a decision based on that Jul 18 19:53:05 but this what i am playing with is an ALIX.3D3 and openwrt Jul 18 19:53:29 anyway i have two asus wl-500gpv1, and wndr3700v2 Jul 18 19:54:56 netgear wndr3700v2 Jul 18 20:03:47 i bought it only because it was opensource router. Jul 18 20:04:21 v3 i heard is again something different. Jul 18 20:04:33 yeah, but there's wndr3800 to replace it Jul 18 20:04:39 which is close to 3700v2 Jul 18 20:04:58 and if you want to avoid the hardware version madness, you can also get a similarly-priced buffalo wzr-hp-ag300h Jul 18 20:05:03 with pretty much the same specs Jul 18 20:09:28 thanks for info :) Jul 18 20:10:00 i like 3700v2 and it isnt actually used that much.. wifi ap.. Jul 18 20:10:14 so it boot with udev built in :) Jul 18 20:11:13 http://paste.openwrt.org/21 Jul 18 20:12:36 seems missing modprobe Jul 18 21:20:16 with udev and modprobe(busybox) http://paste.openwrt.org/22 Jul 18 23:27:53 luka * r32776 /packages/utils/vim/Makefile: [packages] vim: fix building if only xxd is selected Jul 19 01:15:11 build #29 of sibyte is complete: Failure [failed shell_11] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/sibyte/builds/29 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Jul 19 02:59:58 2012