**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Nov 23 03:00:00 2016 Nov 23 06:09:14 wigyori, morning :) Nov 23 06:39:59 nitroshift: morning ;) Nov 23 06:40:36 wigyori, i've pushed some changes on wrt3200acm dts Nov 23 07:02:22 yep, saw the PR - makes sense as long as you and Kaloz are ok with it Nov 23 07:02:36 small nitpicking, can you update the commit message to something like 'mvebu: update wrt3200acm dts' Nov 23 07:02:39 ? Nov 23 07:02:53 aaaand signed-off-by Nov 23 07:02:54 :) Nov 23 07:15:41 build #302 of adm8668 is complete: Success [build successful] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/adm8668/builds/302 Nov 23 07:16:52 wigyori, edited, SOB is already there Nov 23 07:23:50 wigyori, wrong place for SOB :| Nov 23 07:23:53 reworking Nov 23 07:24:02 :) Nov 23 07:41:10 wigyori, since i was at it, i also added the wireless regulatory powertables Nov 23 07:41:26 waiting for Kaloz's OK Nov 23 07:47:05 ack Nov 23 07:47:47 this should be done for CC as well, right? Nov 23 07:49:05 wigyori, yes Nov 23 07:51:02 i still don't know whether a release will be made soon, in which case CC doesn't need it Nov 23 07:53:11 i still have plans to do a cc.2 Nov 23 07:53:14 but that shouldn't be just me Nov 23 07:53:35 then yes, it needs to be done for CC too Nov 23 07:54:25 wigyori, i'd keep CC at a LTSI kernel level Nov 23 07:54:34 4.1 for example Nov 23 07:55:03 cc would stay on 3.18 Nov 23 07:55:09 ENOMANPOWER for an ltsi 4.1 upgrade Nov 23 07:55:14 (at least in my plans) Nov 23 07:55:25 sounds good Nov 23 07:56:58 why LTSI? Nov 23 08:01:47 nbd, because most manufacturers are using it? Nov 23 08:02:06 they are? i didn't notice Nov 23 08:02:12 i just took a look at the LTSI patch tree Nov 23 08:02:16 and found nothing useful in there ... Nov 23 08:02:19 so i was wondering Nov 23 08:02:30 at least that's what ltsi web site says Nov 23 08:03:16 nbd, i do agree with you regarding its usage and i can only speak for marvell, they are still using 3.10.70 Nov 23 08:05:44 i'd say most manufacturers use random crappy SDK kernels Nov 23 08:26:09 wigyori, nbd, what is your view on porting netmap-fwd in openwrt? https://github.com/Netgate/netmap-fwd Nov 23 08:27:22 i assume it will speed up network traffic since it bypasses the kernel (or so it's claimed) Nov 23 08:44:48 first of all, this thing is for freebsd Nov 23 08:45:37 i think performace of something like this will suck on embedded devices Nov 23 08:46:14 a big x86 machine might be able to handle it, because it has enough cache Nov 23 08:46:39 but on smaller devices, a lot of the cpu cache is already blown away by kernel <-> user context switches Nov 23 08:46:45 and there's probably going to be some copy overhead involved Nov 23 08:48:46 nbd, that makes sense, thanks Nov 23 16:28:29 build #313 of uml is complete: Failure [failed compile_5] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/uml/builds/313 Nov 23 17:46:45 build #289 of omap is complete: Failure [failed compile_4] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/omap/builds/289 Nov 23 19:47:42 build #8 of arc770 is complete: Failure [failed compile_5] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org:8010/builders/arc770/builds/8 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Nov 24 03:00:00 2016