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Jan 16 03:04:15 <builder> build #151 of ramips is complete: Failure [failed compile_4]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ramips/builds/151
Jan 16 03:15:42 <builder> build #141 of rb532 is complete: Failure [failed shell_11]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/rb532/builds/141
Jan 16 03:18:54 <builder> build #141 of ppc44x is complete: Failure [failed shell_11]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ppc44x/builds/141
Jan 16 05:04:28 <builder> build #153 of orion is complete: Failure [failed compile_8]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/orion/builds/153
Jan 16 07:57:28 <russell--> hmm. that went not so well.  tried to boot my 3.7.2 image for alix2, started to boot, but kernel couldn't find /dev/sda, hung waiting for rootfs
Jan 16 08:29:49 <russell--> ah, no target/linux/x86/alix/config-3.7, copied one from config-3.3, trying again
Jan 16 08:32:26 <russell--> alix2*
Jan 16 08:41:44 <russell--> yay, it boots
Jan 16 09:44:33 <russell--> http://patchwork.openwrt.org/patch/3167/
Jan 16 09:51:14 <toketin> Hi, i was trying to install openvpn on the router (revision 34388) but now the trunk passed to the new kernel 3.7, how can i install it? Compiling the image by adding the openvpn package support? In this case do i have to add also all its dependency or is it an automatic process?
Jan 16 09:51:25 <toketin> router Bt Home Hub 2B
Jan 16 09:57:29 <russell--> toketin: you built r34388 yourself? or got it from somewhere?
Jan 16 09:58:33 <toketin> russell--: i've got i from sourceforge
Jan 16 09:58:46 <toketin> Hi, i was trying to install openvpn on the router (revision 34388) but now the trunk passed to the new kernel 3.7, how can i install it? Compiling the image by adding the openvpn package support? In this case do i have to add also all its dependency or is it an automatic process?
Jan 16 09:58:49 <toketin> ops sorry
Jan 16 09:58:55 <toketin> here http://sourceforge.net/projects/hh2b4ever/files/
Jan 16 10:02:39 <russell--> toketin: hmm. no idea. you could try building your own.
Jan 16 10:03:04 <toketin> russell--: and all its dependency?
Jan 16 10:05:51 <russell--> you'd build an image that included the packages you wanted
Jan 16 10:06:09 <russell--> as well as the kernel and filesystem and everything
Jan 16 10:06:14 <toketin> yes so all openvpn dependency?
Jan 16 10:06:36 <russell--> if you choose openvpn, it'll pull anything it needs in, yes
Jan 16 10:07:11 <russell--> is your device officially supported in openwrt?
Jan 16 10:07:12 <toketin> so the system choose automatically the dependency?
Jan 16 10:07:30 <russell--> assuming there aren't bugs, yes
Jan 16 10:07:48 <toketin> russell--: mm yes with make menuconfig i can choose the Bt Home Bub 2B (latinq) but i have to add the patches
Jan 16 10:11:13 <toketin> russell--: which router do you have?
Jan 16 10:12:15 <russell--> oh, a bunch.  netgear wgt64u, accton mr3201a, alix2, soekris net45xx, wndr3800, wzr600dhp
Jan 16 10:12:36 <russell--> no lantiq's though
Jan 16 10:13:11 <toketin> do they support native openwrt?
Jan 16 10:15:24 <russell--> they are all supported, not sure what you mean by native... they don't require external patches (most of the time)
Jan 16 10:15:57 <toketin> russell--: yes i mean this, so you can install general 12.09 for example?
Jan 16 10:18:42 <russell--> lol, i almost always build my own
Jan 16 10:19:06 <russell--> i haven't installed a 'release' version in a few years
Jan 16 10:19:27 <toketin> ok thanks :D
Jan 16 10:24:59 <russell--> toketin: i assume you are aware of this: http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/bt/homehub_v2b
Jan 16 10:25:33 <toketin> yes why?
Jan 16 10:27:00 <builder> build #131 of sibyte is complete: Failure [failed shell_11]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/sibyte/builds/131
Jan 16 14:06:30 <OpenWrt-Commits> jow r35185 packages/net/wprobe/ Makefile src/kernel/wprobe-core.c * wprobe: fix build against Linux 3.7
Jan 16 14:06:34 <OpenWrt-Commits> jow r35186 packages/net/madwifi/Makefile * madwifi: fix build against Linux 3.7
Jan 16 14:19:13 <dwmw2_gone> blogic: congratulations! :)
Jan 16 16:20:54 <builder> build #150 of ppc40x is complete: Exception [exception compile_8 compile_10]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ppc40x/builds/150
Jan 16 16:20:54 <builder> build #159 of brcm63xx is complete: Exception [exception compile_6 shell_17 compile_10]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/brcm63xx/builds/159
Jan 16 17:56:10 <dape> uhm, is there any way i can prevent the inclusion of a package in the firmware? i would like kmod-lib-textsearch out..
Jan 16 17:59:41 <builder> build #117 of iop32x is complete: Failure [failed shell_11]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/iop32x/builds/117
Jan 16 18:03:30 <builder> build #114 of gemini is complete: Failure [failed shell_11]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/gemini/builds/114
Jan 16 18:58:08 <luckman212> jow_laptop: sorry to just blurt. But I saw your post about portmap here:   https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=40452         I'm trying to mount an NFS filesystem from my router.  Installed kmod-fs-nfs,kmod-fs-nfs-common,nfs-utils,portmap  and ran /etc/init.d/portmap start ; ps | grep portmap shows it running but I am still getting the error that rpc.statd is not running when I try to mount.  using '-o nolock' works but, not s
Jan 16 18:58:08 <luckman212> ure what the downsides of that are?
Jan 16 18:59:26 <jow_laptop> no reliable flock()
Jan 16 18:59:39 <jow_laptop> whic hshouldn't matter unless you do stuff like compilations on the nfs volume
Jan 16 19:01:24 <luckman212> I am actually just using it as a destination for tcpdump
Jan 16 19:01:32 <luckman212> don't want to write to my flash
Jan 16 19:02:01 <jow_laptop> should be fine then
Jan 16 19:03:21 <luckman212> I saw someone claiming a 'fix' for this by editing /etc/services and changing "sunrpc 111/tcp" --> "sunrpc 111/tcp rpcbind"    http://chakra-project.org/bbs/viewtopic.php?id=4319   but doubtful that applies here
Jan 16 19:03:54 <luckman212> strange not sure what's up w. portmap
Jan 16 19:05:09 <jow_laptop> maybe an init script error
Jan 16 19:05:33 <jow_laptop> is the init script for portmap enabled?
Jan 16 19:07:01 <luckman212> hmm - don't see anything in /etc/init.d
Jan 16 19:07:23 <luckman212> nor /etc/rc.d
Jan 16 19:07:35 <jow_laptop> strange, ther should be an /etc/init.d/portmap
Jan 16 19:07:40 <luckman212> oh
Jan 16 19:07:47 <luckman212> actually there is /etc/rc.d/K19portmap
Jan 16 19:08:02 <luckman212> but it's an empty file
Jan 16 19:08:04 <jow_laptop> only K ?
Jan 16 19:08:11 <jow_laptop> no S ?
Jan 16 19:08:14 <luckman212> well I just ran opkg remove portmap ... so... :)
Jan 16 19:08:17 <luckman212> let me put it back
Jan 16 19:08:30 <jow_laptop> the /etc/rc.d/ entries are supposed to be just symlinks
Jan 16 19:08:43 <jow_laptop> if you run /etc/init.d/foo enable it creates those symlinks
Jan 16 19:08:47 <jow_laptop> disable removes them
Jan 16 19:08:52 <luckman212> yes they are there now
Jan 16 19:08:54 <luckman212> K and S
Jan 16 19:09:18 <luckman212> http://pastebin.com/dfDbSPqu
Jan 16 19:09:53 <jow_laptop> looks okay
Jan 16 19:12:36 <luckman212> arggh.  still says 'rpc.statd is not running but is required for remote locking'
Jan 16 19:12:57 <jow_laptop> is rpc.statd running?
Jan 16 19:13:09 <luckman212> cd / ; find . -name "rpc.statd"  give me  nada on this box
Jan 16 19:13:34 <jow_laptop> ok
Jan 16 19:14:00 <luckman212> do I need ubus or ubusd
Jan 16 19:14:03 <jow_laptop> nfs-kernel-server has statd, nfs-server not
Jan 16 19:15:31 <luckman212> ah ha
Jan 16 19:15:38 <luckman212> opkg install kmod-fs-nfs nfs-utils nfs-kernel-server nfs-kernel-server-utils portmap
Jan 16 19:15:46 <luckman212> now I have /usr/sbin/rpc.statd
Jan 16 19:17:10 <luckman212> but its not running
Jan 16 19:18:07 <luckman212> logread -f shows this when I run it
Jan 16 19:18:17 <luckman212> http://pastebin.com/PbMfmne2
Jan 16 19:18:49 <jow_laptop> did you remove nfs-server before?
Jan 16 19:19:01 <luckman212> I never installed nfs-server
Jan 16 19:19:10 <jow_laptop> ah, ok
Jan 16 19:19:41 <luckman212>  opkg list-installed | egrep "(nfs|portmap)"
Jan 16 19:19:56 <luckman212> rpc.statd
Jan 16 19:20:02 <jow_laptop> try  mkdir -p /var/lib/nfs
Jan 16 19:20:09 <luckman212> oops... meant to say http://pastebin.com/h038mkA3
Jan 16 19:20:09 <jow_laptop> and  /etc/init.d/nfsd restart
Jan 16 19:21:56 <luckman212> http://pastebin.com/nCszTdBN
Jan 16 19:22:22 <jow_laptop> that looks okay
Jan 16 19:22:25 <luckman212> IT WORKS! :)
Jan 16 19:22:43 <jow_laptop> so it works after mkdir /var/lib/nfs ?
Jan 16 19:22:53 <luckman212> jow you son of a gun
Jan 16 19:23:06 <luckman212> yes
Jan 16 19:23:30 <jow_laptop> odd, the init script is supposed to set that up
Jan 16 19:23:39 <jow_laptop> or did you previously start rcp.statd manually?
Jan 16 19:23:54 <acoul> I am looking for Mikrotik .npk unpack utility for linux
Jan 16 19:23:56 <luckman212> yes I did run rpc.statd
Jan 16 19:24:02 <jow_laptop> ah, that explains it
Jan 16 19:24:09 <jow_laptop> always use /etc/init.d/nfsd
Jan 16 19:24:15 <jow_laptop> that starts the four services
Jan 16 19:24:39 <jow_laptop> acoul: did you check whether it is just a renamed tar.gz ?
Jan 16 19:24:50 <luckman212> do I need to be running nfsd in order to use the Openwrt box as a client only?  I am wondering if I even need anything in my /etc/exports
Jan 16 19:25:27 <jow_laptop> you need at least rcp.statd and portmap I believe
Jan 16 19:25:32 <jow_laptop> even when mounting as client
Jan 16 19:25:40 <acoul> @jow_laptop:  file routeros-powerpc-5.22.npk --> routeros-powerpc-5.22.npk: data
Jan 16 19:26:28 <jow_laptop> acoul: can you upload it somewhere?
Jan 16 19:27:18 <luckman212> jow_laptop: thanks again, amazing
Jan 16 19:27:46 <acoul> @jow_laptop: http://download2.mikrotik.com/routeros/5.22/routeros-powerpc-5.22.npk
Jan 16 19:30:05 <russell--> jow_laptop, /me has some patches queued up in patchwork, including some trivial dependency fixes, e.g. http://patchwork.openwrt.org/patch/3169/
Jan 16 19:32:34 <dape> uhm, trying to compile for ramips dlink dir-615 it breaks at the image for mzk w300nh2.. http://pastebin.com/6Nk61XAP
Jan 16 19:33:46 <dape> "linux-ramips_rt305x/vmlinux-mzk-w300nh2.uImage is too big" .. but i am interested in dlink dir-615 image, not the w300nh2 and there seems no way to select just dir615
Jan 16 19:36:37 <russell--> dape, /me guesses your problem lies somewhere within here: target/linux/ramips/image/Makefile
Jan 16 19:37:03 <jow_laptop> russell--: will take a look later
Jan 16 19:37:09 <dape> thx russell-- , i just remembered i can do make kernel_menuconfig and deselect everything except dir 615
Jan 16 19:37:26 <russell--> jow_laptop: thanks
Jan 16 19:41:12 <russell--> dape: the quick hack would be just remove the problematic targets from target/linux/ramips/image/Makefile
Jan 16 19:42:50 <Pteridium> Where could be find information about enabling CFI driver in u-boot?
Jan 16 19:43:07 <dape> its no problem russell-- , i use this trunk just for dlink dir615 so i managed to select just this router via kernel_menuconfig
Jan 16 19:44:11 * russell-- confused how kernel_menuconfig solves your problem with image creation, but okay
Jan 16 19:44:59 <Pteridium> a colleague has a problem with "timeout" when trying to wite the flash with u-boot
Jan 16 19:45:57 <dape> russell-- i have option in there to select the machines of these SoC, so i just left dlink dir 615 h1 selected and compiles fine now :)
Jan 16 19:47:40 <acoul> actually I am looking for mpc8323-3.02.fwf
Jan 16 20:01:21 <dape> hmm, dlink dir-615 h1 with r35181 still doesn‘t bring wifi up on boot even if set "option disabled 0" .. http://pastebin.com/WqArUiqf
Jan 16 20:32:12 <blogic> dwmw2: :)
Jan 16 21:26:45 <builder> build #107 of octeon is complete: Failure [failed shell_11]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/octeon/builds/107
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