**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Nov 06 02:59:58 2013 Nov 06 03:02:25 luka: do you know the reasoning for having 3 kamailio versions in telephony? Nov 06 03:27:44 build #382 of avr32 is complete: Failure [failed compile_5] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/avr32/builds/382 Nov 06 03:30:52 build #321 of iop32x is complete: Failure [failed shell_12] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/iop32x/builds/321 Nov 06 06:23:40 swalker: i dont know Nov 06 06:24:10 swalker: you might want to ask jiri but he is not on irc at the moment Nov 06 08:21:08 luka r38660 trunk/target/linux/ generic/config-3.12 generic/config-3.10 * kernel: add some config options Nov 06 08:21:11 luka r38661 trunk/target/linux/sunxi/config-3.10 * sunxi: drop CONFIG_DEVTMPFS option Nov 06 10:18:19 juhosg r38662 trunk/target/linux/ar71xx/image/Makefile * ar71x: image: don't use the wndr3700 utility Nov 06 10:18:20 juhosg r38663 trunk/tools/firmware-utils/ src/wndr3700.c Makefile * firmware-utils: remove the wndr3700 utility Nov 06 12:27:55 <_trine> the dockstar kernel goes into panic Nov 06 12:29:04 <_trine> can we have someone fix this as its an easy fix to do Nov 06 12:29:22 <_trine> there is no filesystem selected in the kernel Nov 06 12:29:29 <_trine> Kaloz, ^^^^^^^^^^^ Nov 06 12:30:51 <_trine> and KanjiMonster you could help too Nov 06 12:34:48 <_trine> [florian], what about you? will you do it Nov 06 14:16:45 hey devs :) Nov 06 14:16:50 i've a question about LEDs Nov 06 14:17:07 why ath79 registers LEDs in an uncommon way? i mean not using http://lxr.free-electrons.com/ident?i=gpio_led_register_device ? Nov 06 14:17:45 it seems to be using platform devices: http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/arch/mips/ath79/dev-leds-gpio.c#L18 Nov 06 14:26:48 zajec: have you created a patch for the not found board_data partition ? Nov 06 14:27:16 hm, not yet Nov 06 14:27:32 no problem I was just asking, if I missed it somehow Nov 06 14:30:55 zajec: have you looked at the implementation of gpio_led_register_device? it does the same (using a platform device) Nov 06 15:00:51 KanjiMonster: it looks pretty similiar Nov 06 15:00:57 so I was wondering what is the difference Nov 06 15:52:03 blogic: https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/14403 Nov 06 15:52:23 see my comment also Nov 06 15:52:42 this is basically also the reason why failsafe doesn't really work on RT5350 Nov 06 18:48:58 build #434 of orion is complete: Failure [failed compile_8] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/orion/builds/434 Nov 06 18:52:15 build #400 of rb532 is complete: Failure [failed shell_12] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/rb532/builds/400 Nov 06 18:54:49 build #400 of ppc44x is complete: Failure [failed shell_12] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/ppc44x/builds/400 Nov 06 19:26:15 luka r38664 trunk/target/linux/ kirkwood/image/Makefile kirkwood/profiles/110-nas.mk * kirkwood: add support for dockstar Nov 06 19:54:32 Hauke: will you review my MIPS patch? Nov 06 19:54:46 zajec: yes, I just saw it Nov 06 19:58:41 zajec: a good step to get rid of broadcom-diag Nov 06 19:59:15 I tried this with device tree, but then we can not boot one trx image on many devices Nov 06 20:02:39 zajec: is access to bcm47xx_leds_netgear_wndr4500_v1_leds only needed for registration? bcm47xx_leds_netgear_wndr4500_v1_leds, will be freed after the kernel booted Nov 06 20:30:03 Hauke: i think so Nov 06 20:30:13 Hauke: i think it's copied somehow Nov 06 20:31:15 Should I use some magic __initdata? Nov 06 20:39:02 zajec: I was just wondering if the usage of __initdata worked there Nov 06 20:39:05 but looks ok Nov 06 20:39:33 can we connect __initconst with __initdata? Nov 06 20:41:58 zajec: I think it is mostly the same, just constant Nov 06 20:43:24 so no changes needed to my patch? Nov 06 20:45:28 Hauke: I saw Nathan will resend broadcom-wl patches after some minor fixes Nov 06 20:45:28 Hauke: what about [OpenWrt-Devel] [PATCH v2] netifd: Implement "unbridge" in /lib/network/config.sh Nov 06 20:45:28 Hauke: i guess this could be applie Nov 06 20:47:11 zajec: could you add int __init bcm47xx_leds_register(void); to some header file Nov 06 20:47:45 zajec: we need a private header file in arch/mips/bcm47xx/ Nov 06 20:47:46 sure Nov 06 20:50:25 zajec: you can also add __initdata to bcm47xx_leds_pdata Nov 06 20:52:53 zajec: does it scale? I am thinking about the led configuration of 100 boards being defined there Nov 06 20:53:55 hm, should we expect any problems? Nov 06 20:56:32 zajec: no I was just thinking about how this file would look like Nov 06 20:56:45 so no technical problems Nov 06 20:57:38 i expect to have only this one function in it Nov 06 20:58:04 not sure what else we can do... Nov 06 20:58:22 we could move all arrays to separated file Nov 06 20:58:28 but i'm not sure if it's worth it Nov 06 20:58:49 no then they are not static any more Nov 06 20:59:34 yeah Nov 06 21:05:29 Hauke: what about that [PATCH v2] netifd: Implement "unbridge" in /lib/network/config.sh Nov 06 21:05:34 Hauke: is this sth you could commit? Nov 06 21:05:41 Hauke: i think I expereinced that problem once Nov 06 21:12:02 Hauke: i'd appreciate your "Acked-by" for my MIPS patch ;) Nov 06 21:12:12 Hauke: i'm probalby not really known in MIPS world Nov 06 21:12:37 zajec: about http://patchwork.openwrt.org/patch/4282/ I am not an expert on the OpenWrt script stuff Nov 06 21:12:48 I will sedn a mail with a ack Nov 06 21:13:09 Hauke: poor Nathan, I think it's the third time he sends that patch :D Nov 06 21:17:08 zajec: at least I plan to merge the broadcom-wl patches Nov 06 21:36:56 nbd: I find that wireless interfaces are not coming up on boot (in trunk but issue has been around a while it seems) - is something in netifd you know about? is there debug settings for netifd? Nov 06 21:37:24 tharvey_: netifd does not handle wifi atm Nov 06 21:37:32 its still done outside through /sbin/wifi Nov 06 21:37:55 ouch... thats nasty. So how do I configure wifi to come up on boot? Nov 06 21:38:17 the normal way, /etc/config/wireless Nov 06 21:38:30 it always worked for me and there has been no other reports like yours Nov 06 21:38:47 I have /etc/config/wireless setup properly but on boot wireless interfaces are never brought up Nov 06 21:38:51 (until I run wifi) Nov 06 21:39:03 race condition? Nov 06 21:39:06 am I perhaps missing a package thats newly required? Nov 06 21:39:14 what platform? what openwrt revision? what wifi driver? Nov 06 21:39:42 git pulled yesterday just to confirm the issue is still there, multiple platforms, ath9k drvier Nov 06 21:40:01 can you pastebin the output of ./scripts/diffconfig.sh ? Nov 06 21:41:13 http://pastebin.com/UE4vJMxy Nov 06 21:41:51 line 22 is your problem Nov 06 21:42:03 enable busybox readlink and it should work correctly Nov 06 21:42:26 ah... ok - that must be a somewhat new requirement? Nov 06 21:42:29 yes Nov 06 21:43:19 hmmm... any suggestions on knowing when a new requirement like that comes along? I have a .config file that I bring forward when I update trunk from time to time Nov 06 21:43:26 I've been bit by this kind of thing several times Nov 06 21:43:39 the best way is to only keep the output of ./scripts/diffconfig.sh Nov 06 21:43:57 prime a fresh .config with that and run "make defconfig" to autopopulate it Nov 06 21:45:19 never used diffconfig before... what is the goal of it exactly? Nov 06 21:45:32 it only displays symbols which deviate from the defaults Nov 06 21:46:31 so 'rm .config; make defconfig; ./scripts/diffconfig.sh' and compare that with diffconfig.sh from my .config? Nov 06 21:46:46 yes Nov 06 21:46:55 well actually rm .config Nov 06 21:47:01 make menuconfig - enable all stuff you need Nov 06 21:47:04 then diffconfig Nov 06 21:47:11 and use the result from now on Nov 06 21:47:17 after git pull Nov 06 21:47:34 cp ~/diffconfig.txt .config; make defconfig; make Nov 06 21:52:51 great... thanks - that is good info Nov 06 22:22:21 luka: do you have plans for sysupgrade on kirkwood? Nov 06 22:27:02 lynxis: you mean for ubi(fs)? Nov 06 22:28:17 I don't know if sysupgrade can work with ubi. at least for jffs + squashfs. Nov 06 22:31:20 i plan to do some work on ubi(fs) upgrade Nov 06 22:31:29 shouldnt jffs work already? Nov 06 23:45:57 <_trine> http://www.itproportal.com/2013/08/08/skys-nowtv-box-teardown-pictures-close-cousin-raspberry-pi/ Nov 06 23:46:15 <_trine> £9.99 and better than a Pi Nov 06 23:47:14 <_trine> looks just right for a media player Nov 06 23:47:46 hopefully a bit more power than the rpi Nov 06 23:47:59 I tried hard to actually use my rpi as a media center but it was just too damn slow Nov 06 23:48:20 <_trine> this looks faster Nov 06 23:49:00 <_trine> I have been playing with a £37 MK908 quad core and thats fantastic Nov 06 23:49:15 I brought an xbox :P Nov 06 23:49:23 <_trine> I flash a new firmware to it Nov 06 23:49:50 <_trine> flashed Nov 06 23:50:21 that mk908 looks like fun (and like another potential time sink) Nov 06 23:51:23 <_trine> I have it powered up via a usb hub which then means i can plug in a keyboard and a mouse Nov 06 23:51:33 <_trine> works like a charm Nov 06 23:54:22 <_trine> I have also bought a very small KB to go with it which has a KB on one side of it and a self learning TV remote control on the other as well as a built in mike and speaker and 6 giro's for the air mouse part of it Nov 06 23:54:49 <_trine> its really good quality Nov 06 23:55:24 <_trine> and only as big as a TV remote control but it was £47 Nov 06 23:55:56 <_trine> which was worth it as i can use it as a phone when i use the voip apps Nov 06 23:57:41 <_trine> http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200932159936?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649 Nov 06 23:58:43 <_trine> it can remember 8 different infra red controls Nov 07 00:02:23 <_trine> I flashed the MK908 with the finless 1.6 firmware Nov 07 00:02:40 that keyboard/remote thing looks nice Nov 07 00:02:53 bluetooth, I assume? Nov 07 00:03:08 <_trine> no Nov 07 00:03:10 or booth ir/bt ? Nov 07 00:03:24 <_trine> it is somekind of wifi Nov 07 00:03:43 <_trine> it comes with a micro dongle Nov 07 00:03:52 does it ship with a... ah ok Nov 07 00:03:55 this explains it Nov 07 00:04:07 <_trine> you plug that into the MK908 and it has an instant connection Nov 07 00:04:21 <_trine> no messing about Nov 07 00:58:15 build #413 of uml is complete: Failure [failed compile_5] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/uml/builds/413 Nov 07 01:18:41 <_trine> looks like you can put plex on one of these cheap nowTV boxes Nov 07 01:19:03 <_trine> http://forums.plexapp.com/index.php/topic/37215-frequently-asked-questions/?p=236659 Nov 07 01:19:33 <_trine> it would be better to reflash it though Nov 07 01:19:43 <_trine> I bet it would run openwrt Nov 07 01:20:45 <_trine> https://github.com/plexinc/roku-client-public **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Nov 07 02:59:58 2013