**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Mar 05 02:59:59 2015 Mar 05 04:11:39 Can anyone help me with the Ralink pinctrl driver? GPIO pins are initilized at kernel boot time in the high state, I would like to change that but am not familiar with the driver. Mar 05 05:26:04 wow, i just found an old router running KAMIKAZE (bleeding edge, r6348) Mar 05 05:26:49 uname says: Linux OpenWrt 2.4.34 #2 Fri Feb 23 03:10:56 PST 2007 mips unknown Mar 05 06:45:53 * russell-- seeing a problem with olsr on ipv6 with 3.18.x kernels (observed on both x86 and ar71xx) Mar 05 06:46:28 "detected duplicate packet with seqnr 0xbf77 from [...]" Mar 05 06:47:01 i wonder if something's wrong with the generic kernel config Mar 05 07:14:13 seems specific to the kernel Mar 05 07:14:27 same olsrd on 3.14.x is fine Mar 05 07:15:01 i have an unrelated issue with 3.18 that was fine on 3.14 Mar 05 10:31:26 jow_laptop: how 's the new job ? Mar 05 11:00:08 is/will openwrt support/be supporting any of these ? http://mydragonboard.org/ Mar 05 14:26:45 karlp: in procd the current include is not working in my environment, What should I do to get it changed? Mar 05 14:27:46 json-c/json.h works though right? Mar 05 14:27:55 yup Mar 05 14:27:57 so.... Mar 05 14:28:14 I'm confused by Yousong's email to you Mar 05 14:28:44 which email now? I was just saying, procd and anything else should just use json-c/json.h Mar 05 14:29:06 the version of libjson-c that was in openwrt trunk when procd came in has always had the json-c form available. Mar 05 14:29:44 Re: [OpenWrt-Devel] [PATCH] procd: Use pkg-config to find json-c, sent at 02:13 this morning Mar 05 14:29:59 right, found it now. Mar 05 14:30:07 yeah, he's agreeing with me. drop json, use json-c Mar 05 14:31:04 cool, what's the process for getting this merged? I'm new here Mar 05 14:31:24 like what you've been doing, but doing the right thing :) Mar 05 14:32:24 lol cool I'll send another patch Mar 05 14:33:04 and then someone could/should talk to the lldpd maintainer about fixing that code too Mar 05 14:34:40 I am happy to do this when I have time Mar 05 14:35:06 well, they'll notice soon enough because at some point they'll get a build failure ;) Mar 05 14:35:40 the reason it can work, is because pkg-config --cflags json-c Mar 05 14:35:48 returns "/usre/include/json-c" Mar 05 14:35:59 so you _can_ do #include Mar 05 14:36:11 but it's pretty unclear and non-ideal to my mind. Mar 05 14:36:56 yep, I can see that now Mar 05 14:38:31 of course, it sort of means you don't necessarily even _have_ to use pkg-config --clfags json-c at all.... (but you can use pkg-config to _detect_ json-c) Mar 05 14:38:55 so many building methods, so many not quite round wheels invented in all sorts of places.... Mar 05 14:39:30 indeed, I'd like to change the way almost all these CMakeLists are written ... Mar 05 14:51:08 if only cmake seemed toa ctualyl make things impler..... Mar 05 14:51:18 nice progress output display though, I'll give it that :) Mar 05 15:13:21 * wdutch tries again Mar 05 20:24:41 blogic r44598 trunk/include/netfilter.mk * netfilter: fix nf_nat_redirect dependencies for 3.19 and 4.0 Mar 05 20:24:46 blogic r44599 trunk/target/linux/generic/config-4.0 * generic: add missing symbols for 4.0 Mar 05 20:24:51 blogic r44600 trunk/target/linux/ generic/config-3.19 generic/config-3.18 generic/config-4.0 * generic: add USB_DWC2 missing symbols Mar 05 20:24:57 blogic r44601 trunk/target/linux/brcm2708/config-3.18 * brcm2708: add another missing symbol Mar 05 20:25:02 blogic r44602 trunk/package/kernel/mac80211/patches/331-ath5k-channel-change-fix.patch * ath5k: channel change fix Mar 05 20:25:07 blogic r44603 trunk/package/kernel/mac80211/patches/332-ath5k-fix-reset-race.patch * ath5k: fix reset race Mar 05 20:25:15 blogic r44604 trunk/target/linux/at91/image/Makefile * at91: add SAMA5D3-Xplained board UBI parameters to makefile. Mar 05 20:25:20 blogic r44605 trunk/package/system/mtd/src/mtd.c * mtd: fix md5sum error checking Mar 05 20:25:29 blogic r44606 trunk/package/kernel/linux/modules/netsupport.mk * kernel: add ip_vti tunnel module Mar 05 20:25:35 blogic r44607 trunk/package/kernel/lantiq/ltq-ptm/src/ifxmips_ptm_vdsl.c * lantiq: fix netdev setup in ltq-ptm-vdsl Mar 05 23:43:39 luka r44608 trunk/target/linux/ generic/config-3.19 generic/config-3.18 generic/config-4.0 * generic: add CONFIG_FW_LOADER_USER_HELPER symbol Mar 05 23:43:42 luka r44609 trunk/target/linux/kirkwood/Makefile * kirkwood: switch to 3.18 Mar 05 23:43:45 luka r44610 trunk/target/linux/ kirkwood/patches-3.14 kirkwood/config-3.14 * kirkwood: drop support for 3.14 Mar 06 00:56:18 anyone know why this would be happening? http://paste.fedoraproject.org/194095/03353142/ Mar 06 00:56:50 weird, make package/lua/{clean,compile} fixes it... Mar 06 00:57:02 I guess this is a -j8 problem... Mar 06 01:51:48 karlp: "make download" before ;) Mar 06 01:52:19 have seen the buildbots error out in the same way Mar 06 02:09:55 When the Ralink 5350 SoC pinctrl is initialized at kernel boot, the pins are in the high state. Is anyone who is familiar with the Ralink pinctrl driver online? Mar 06 02:23:04 build #234 of brcm47xx.mips74k is complete: Failure [failed compile_5] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/brcm47xx.mips74k/builds/234 Mar 06 02:23:06 build #263 of brcm47xx.legacy is complete: Failure [failed compile_5] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/brcm47xx.legacy/builds/263 Mar 06 02:30:16 Can anyone help regarding the kernel boot gpio pin state for Ralink SoC? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Mar 06 02:59:58 2015