**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Dec 14 02:59:57 2019 Dec 14 05:15:53 Slimey: is it one of these? http://en.techinfodepot.shoutwiki.com/wiki/Adtran_Bluesocket_BSAP-3040 Dec 14 05:16:09 really nice hw Dec 14 07:12:13 karlp: last I looked at minidlna specifically there was no activity for quite a while. Dec 14 07:48:29 m4t: he already said it is, but i'm curious how you identified it Dec 14 10:29:05 f00b4r0: pong Dec 14 11:48:54 jow: any chance to update the buildbots to 0.9.x ? (trying to get a sense of whether or not i should offer a change to the current setup) Dec 14 14:13:12 DonkeyHotei most likely from the silkscreen numbering on the pcb Dec 14 16:02:45 f00b4r0: what's ur plan? I updated the buildbots to 2.5 Dec 14 16:42:39 DonkeyHotei: googled numbers on pcb Dec 14 16:43:58 "Silkscreen on the PCB reads 7016A1223004 Ver: 1.0 Dec 14 16:44:00 " Dec 14 16:47:44 judging the proximity of the 10pin to the emmc, maybe it's a programming header for that, idk Dec 14 17:02:37 oh snaps Dec 14 17:53:11 m4t see 1119191920_HDR.jpg Dec 14 17:54:45 oh, that's a flash chip next to it. maybe that Dec 14 17:54:59 is the bootloader on that? Dec 14 17:55:54 could use a multi to check. kinda looks like it Dec 14 17:58:23 1119191922.jpg and a top down view 0924181123_HDR.jpg Dec 14 17:58:46 the four pin could be a internal serial i have not checked yet Dec 14 18:01:25 so what would that do for me and how do i check if it is Dec 14 18:01:49 aparcar[m]: I need the NetLocks feature Dec 14 18:01:49 how do you check if it's a serial header? Dec 14 18:04:01 something like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pp_et2KF9PE with a multimeter Dec 14 18:04:12 or just go through all the permutations with a usb uart adapter :P Dec 14 18:04:14 aparcar[m]: (which I had partially implemented in 0edb4934 but turned off subsequently as it's not supported before 0.9) Dec 14 18:04:38 at least find ground that way though, so you don't short a pin that's steady 3.3v to gnd over usb Dec 14 18:09:41 no i mean the ten pin header Dec 14 18:10:10 this board has a RJ45 console port built in Dec 14 18:14:03 the bsap-192x is like that, internal serial 3.3v only Dec 14 18:23:54 Slimey: if it is actually connected to the emmc/flash, you could possibly hook up a flash programmer to it and dump or reflash whichever chip it's hooked up to Dec 14 19:00:46 interesting, any docs or tuts on how to do this, if it is connected to the flash i could use a multimeter to see if it matches up on the pins to the chip Dec 14 19:03:56 i've clipped onto roms to read/write before but never has a board have it set up this way for me :P Dec 14 20:08:33 I'm having issues with the 5ghz radio (ath10k) where the radio has two vaps that show different txpower. https://gist.github.com/mweinelt/7572f388ea0f264cad7095508de57d71 Dec 14 20:09:19 this happens on the latest openwrt master, the hardware I'm seeing this on is unifi ac-lite/mesh (ath79) Dec 14 20:09:26 any insights on how I can debug this? Dec 14 20:25:53 graned, might be just a visual issue Dec 14 21:08:02 is there a easy way to directly extract board infos like "model" "system", without "ubus call system board" + grep/awk parsing? Dec 14 21:15:33 andy2244: what about JSON + jsonfilter Dec 14 21:16:25 ah thanks yes this should work, adblock has example for this Dec 14 21:16:31 ubus call system board Dec 14 21:16:33 ubus call system board | jsonfilter -e '@.model' Dec 14 21:17:10 yeah was not aware of 'jsonfilter' Dec 14 21:17:15 thanks Dec 14 21:17:29 np Dec 14 21:36:03 andy2244: /tmp/sysinfo/{model,board_name} and /etc/os-release Dec 14 21:37:05 ah ok there too **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Dec 15 02:59:57 2019