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Jan 18 05:50:31 <owrt-snap-builds> build #209 of zynq/generic is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/builders/zynq%2Fgeneric/builds/209
Jan 18 10:37:51 <jow> the ratelimiting seems to have helped
Jan 18 10:37:59 <jow> no more gateway timeouts since then
Jan 18 12:16:40 <ynezz> great, thanks!
Jan 18 12:32:02 <DonkeyHotei> gch981213: in target/linux/ath79/image/tiny-tp-link.mk, is there some reason that Device/tplink_tl-wr741-v1 is missing SUPPORTED_DEVICES += tl-wr741nd?
Jan 18 13:14:50 <ynezz> KanjiMonster: hi, I'm going to merge https://patchwork.ozlabs.org/project/openwrt/list/?series=145325 if it builds if you don't mind
Jan 18 13:15:14 <ynezz> (phylink/SFP patches from RMK)
Jan 18 13:15:50 <ynezz> in case we decide to go with 4.19, it would be nice to have this tested in the wild for some time
Jan 18 13:17:01 <ynezz> stintel: perhaps you can test it on your new SFP toy? :p
Jan 18 13:56:13 <Ansuel> Hello, I'm working on porting kernel 5.4 on ipq806x but I'm having some problem with ethernet connection. Can someone confirm that ethernet connection works on other platform (with 5.4) ?
Jan 18 14:20:28 <KanjiMonster> ynezz: let me refresh the series from my staging tree and push that; it has a few fix ups and two additional fixes
Jan 18 14:22:44 <Ansuel> Okok will wait then. Also another question how we will handle the fact that they changed the module installation flag ? (SUBDIRS TO M) I notice that adding both doesn't cause any trouble so... think this will be the best way ?
Jan 18 14:26:22 <tmn505> Ansuel: the M is supported since the beginning of kernel git history, also with the SUBDIRS deprecated notice. so I would replaceit in all kernel packages.
Jan 18 14:46:40 <ynezz> KanjiMonster: cool, thanks!
Jan 18 14:47:35 <KanjiMonster> ynezz: meant to do that for days (weeks), but haven't found the energy/time :/
Jan 18 14:49:59 <ynezz> KanjiMonster: no worries, I've just thought, that it would be nice to merge it while sweeping over patchwork
Jan 18 14:50:31 <ynezz> if you want more time, fine with me as well
Jan 18 14:57:43 <KanjiMonster> make is already running
Jan 18 14:59:00 <ynezz> :)
Jan 18 16:59:52 <owrt-snap-builds> build #255 of pistachio/generic is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/builders/pistachio%2Fgeneric/builds/255
Jan 18 17:04:17 <owrt-snap-builds> build #248 of tegra/generic is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/builders/tegra%2Fgeneric/builds/248
Jan 18 17:17:58 <owrt-snap-builds> build #258 of brcm47xx/generic is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/builders/brcm47xx%2Fgeneric/builds/258
Jan 18 17:50:34 <owrt-snap-builds> build #247 of ath79/nand is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/builders/ath79%2Fnand/builds/247
Jan 18 17:58:50 <owrt-snap-builds> build #245 of apm821xx/sata is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/builders/apm821xx%2Fsata/builds/245
Jan 18 18:02:50 <owrt-snap-builds> build #243 of at91/sama5 is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/builders/at91%2Fsama5/builds/243
Jan 18 18:06:06 <Ansuel> No hint about 5.4 ? I just want to make sure that eth network is borken only on ipq and not on every target
Jan 18 18:15:31 <ynezz> QEMU to the rescue?
Jan 18 18:15:42 <ynezz> Ansuel: ^
Jan 18 18:17:17 <ynezz> https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/staging/xback.git is a 5.4 baseline
Jan 18 18:19:52 <ynezz> just building 5.4.11 for x86 and I'll test it in QEMU
Jan 18 18:20:36 <ynezz> I've purged all other trees few hours ago
Jan 18 18:24:51 <Ansuel> thx will wait. I notice that the commit has changed. I was still using the commit based on 5.4.5.
Jan 18 18:33:14 <ynezz> doesn't boot :)
Jan 18 18:41:39 <Ansuel> so you are telling me ipq target is less broken than x86 ahahahha
Jan 18 18:44:16 <ynezz> or my qemu setup is broken, but it has booted 4.19 fine so far, QEMU booting stopped at waiting for rootfs /dev/vda
Jan 18 18:46:24 <owrt-snap-builds> build #236 of mpc85xx/generic is complete: Success [build successful]  Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/builders/mpc85xx%2Fgeneric/builds/236
Jan 18 19:05:22 <Ansuel>  ynezz: build with new patchset... still no network connection.
Jan 18 20:02:11 <stintel> ynezz: haven't ordered it yet
Jan 18 20:06:25 <stintel> ynezz: I would prefer to have two actually, but that's going to be a bit expensive =)
Jan 18 20:07:34 <Slimey> howdy
Jan 18 20:08:56 <Borromini> hiya
Jan 18 20:09:00 <Borromini> stintel: more toys?
Jan 18 20:11:12 <stintel> Borromini: well I am planning to go 10gigE this year, and as part of that I was looking at the MACCHIATObin double shot
Jan 18 20:12:07 <stintel> still waiting for a quote for the switch I'm interested in :/
Jan 18 20:12:07 <Borromini> oh
Jan 18 20:12:12 <Borromini> :P
Jan 18 20:12:30 <stintel> apparently huawei is not that easy to find here in Europe
Jan 18 20:12:39 <stintel> or I don't know where to look
Jan 18 20:13:06 <Borromini> eh
Jan 18 20:13:19 <Borromini> probably at B2B but I assume you have those contacts?
Jan 18 20:19:09 <stintel> I found it here: https://www.kl-electronics.de/netzwerkkommunikation/switch-u-bridges/huawei-s6720-32c-pwh-si-ac-switch-managed-24-x-100100025g5g10gbase-t-poe-4-x-10-gigabit-sfp-desktop-poe-3696-w.html
Jan 18 20:22:59 <Borromini> mangix: you're really antsy about 5.4 eh :P
Jan 18 20:33:39 <Borromini> stintel: 3k for a switch o_O
Jan 18 20:33:52 <Slimey> 10G sfp+
Jan 18 20:33:59 <Slimey> is expensive
Jan 18 20:34:24 <Slimey> cisco is about close with that price also for hardware wise
Jan 18 20:35:12 <Borromini> apparently. for a home network 10G looks like a bit overkill to me, but to each his own.
Jan 18 20:37:36 <zorun> err, you can find refurbished cisco nexus 3064 (48x10G ports + 4x40G ports) for about 400 €
Jan 18 20:38:12 <zorun> well, it's very noisy, it's meant for datacenters
Jan 18 20:40:31 <zorun> but then switches with just a few SFP+ ports cost about 300 €
Jan 18 20:40:32 <zorun> https://www.eurodk.com/en/products/switches-c/cloud-router-switch-328-24p-4s-rm
Jan 18 20:40:55 <zorun> https://www.eurodk.com/en/products/switches-c/edgeswitch-48-lite
Jan 18 20:42:07 <zorun> even a lot cheaper: https://www.eurodk.com/en/products/switches-c/cloud-smart-switch-326-24g-2srm
Jan 18 20:55:46 <stintel> yeah those nexus switches aren't suitable for home :P
Jan 18 20:55:57 <stintel> that power8 box is already borderline
Jan 18 21:10:14 <Slimey> stintel buddy i know installed soundproofing in his home lab because of that
Jan 18 21:11:30 <stintel> Slimey: maybe when I have a place of my own (renting now)
Jan 18 21:12:05 <Slimey> :)
Jan 18 21:20:08 <Borromini> Slimey: lol.
Jan 18 21:20:19 <Borromini> stintel: what's the gf say about that
Jan 18 21:20:36 <Borromini> does she know you're getting a wind tunnel? ;-)
Jan 18 21:27:03 <stintel> Borromini: after I force-flashed the new BMC firmware the fans now settle down ~30s after cold boot
Jan 18 21:27:26 <stintel> it's in the guest room and we can barely hear it in the bedroom
Jan 18 21:27:45 <stintel> my downstairs neighbor with his 9 children are giving us way more trouble
Jan 18 21:27:49 <Borromini> :(
Jan 18 21:27:57 <Borromini> tell me about neighbours with lots of kids
Jan 18 21:28:05 <Borromini> i'll be happy when we have our own house >_>
Jan 18 21:28:12 <stintel> apartments suck :)
Jan 18 21:28:26 <Borromini> family moved in right across, owner thought couple with two little kids
Jan 18 21:28:34 <Borromini> i think the whole extended family is living there
Jan 18 21:28:39 <stintel> anyway I look at it this way: they don't care about making noise (the whole building is complaining about them), so I don't care either
Jan 18 21:28:42 <Borromini> grandma, etc
Jan 18 21:28:45 <stintel> and I'm on the top floor so I only bother them :)
Jan 18 21:28:49 <Borromini> no you're right
Jan 18 21:29:19 <stintel> but I have a duplex and only make noise on my upper floor (my office / entertainment room)
Jan 18 21:29:42 <Borromini> ok
Jan 18 21:29:50 <stintel> upgraded my front speakers and amp last year. that sound <3
Jan 18 21:31:52 <stintel> Patch failed!  Please fix /home/stijn/Development/LEDE/source/target/linux/brcm2708/patches-4.19/950-0712-ARM-dts-bcm283x-Define-MMC-interfaces-at-board-level.patch!
Jan 18 21:31:53 <stintel> derp
Jan 18 21:37:18 <stintel> looks like the latest 4.19 bump broke brcm2708
Jan 18 21:37:22 <stintel> let's see if I can fix that
Jan 18 21:38:38 <stintel> hmmm interestingly enough the buildbots have no issue
Jan 18 21:40:07 <Borromini> what sound setup do you have?
Jan 18 21:43:06 <stintel> old: Marantz NR1605, B&W 686 front, Tannoy Revolution DC4 LCR center, Tannoy TS8 sub
Jan 18 21:44:04 <Borromini> :)
Jan 18 21:44:08 <stintel> new: Sony STR-DN1080, B&W 606 front, same center & sub, B&W 686 surround and B&W M-1 rear
Jan 18 21:44:40 <stintel> 7.1 is awesome. freaked out my gf a few times :D
Jan 18 21:45:19 <Borromini> i had a marantz 2.0, now have a Yamaha 7.1 with 2x B&W 685
Jan 18 21:45:36 <Borromini> i'm happy with the 2.0 i might get a sub at some point, but not sure.
Jan 18 21:45:51 <Borromini> it will be wonderful for movies but i'd have to disable it for music i guess :)
Jan 18 21:45:58 <stintel> with the 686 I needed the sub. 685 is probably better
Jan 18 21:45:59 <Borromini> very happy with the setup
Jan 18 21:46:13 <Borromini> yeah they go pretty deep already
Jan 18 21:46:30 <Borromini> you can almost feel the 'push' with the lower tones
Jan 18 21:46:38 <stintel> I needed to filter <80Hz of the 686 or they would go nuts on higer volume
Jan 18 21:48:44 <stintel> if I ever have a place of my own I'm gonna go crazy and get some 800 series floorstand with burmester or classe amp or so
Jan 18 21:49:05 <Borromini> :D
Jan 18 21:49:11 <stintel> for now these bookshelf (and satellite rears) are fine
Jan 18 21:49:20 <Borromini> yeah those floorstanders look impressive
Jan 18 21:49:58 <stintel> I like their headphones too. had the PX, now have the PX7, very happy with them
Jan 18 21:50:37 <stintel> good thing https://github.com/EHfive/pulseaudio-modules-bt exists nowadays :)
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Jan 19 04:52:52 <russell--> pkgadd: i'd rather modernize it, frankly
Jan 19 05:14:28 <russell--> also, luci-compat didn't visibly help.
Jan 19 09:02:35 <stintel> Borromini: morning :P
Jan 19 09:40:51 <ynezz> stintel: what co2/pm sensors do you use?
Jan 19 09:42:28 <stintel> ynezz: I have a Honeywell hpma115s0-tir
Jan 19 09:42:42 <stintel> ynezz: but I ordered the one used by luftdaten.info
Jan 19 09:42:59 <stintel> should arrive in 5-6 business days
Jan 19 09:43:16 <ynezz> I've looked at that luftdaten.info software, seems like it's meh, so planing to exchange that nodemcu with something OpenWrt powered
Jan 19 09:43:28 <stintel> ah heh :)
Jan 19 09:43:40 <ynezz> is there some package/daemon already for that?
Jan 19 09:43:47 <stintel> I'm reading the honeywell from openwrt with an ugly script
Jan 19 09:43:50 <stintel> python
Jan 19 09:43:53 <stintel> it's total crap :(
Jan 19 09:44:08 <ynezz> if it works
Jan 19 09:44:09 <ynezz> :)
Jan 19 09:44:12 <stintel> that sensor used by luftdaten.info is supported in home-assistant though
Jan 19 09:45:01 <stintel> maybe there exist some other software for it too
Jan 19 09:45:17 <ynezz> sure, just wanted to save some time :)
Jan 19 09:45:25 <stintel> wait, was it esphome instead of home-assistant
Jan 19 09:45:53 <ynezz> it's too many layers for me, hard to maintain
Jan 19 09:46:02 <stintel> yeah it's esphome (which I am using already)
Jan 19 09:48:09 <ynezz> and for co2?
Jan 19 09:49:30 <stintel> css811
Jan 19 09:49:56 <stintel> has a linux driver (IIO subsystem)
Jan 19 09:50:09 <stintel> you could run iiod and poll it via network but it's some old xml-based format
Jan 19 09:50:36 <stintel> or just cron a script that reads the sysfsnode and posts it with curl/mosquitto_pub/...
Jan 19 09:50:59 <ynezz> yeah, seems good
Jan 19 09:51:18 <stintel> check the firmware though
Jan 19 09:51:23 <stintel> v 1.0 is completely wonky
Jan 19 09:51:29 <stintel> spikes >60000 etc
Jan 19 09:52:35 <ynezz> sleep mode 19uA, nice
Jan 19 09:53:10 <stintel> iirc I used https://github.com/maarten-pennings/CCS811 to update the firmware
Jan 19 09:56:35 <ynezz> ok, thanks
Jan 19 09:58:04 <stintel> ynezz: https://www.linux-ipv6.be/air-quality-last-year.svg
Jan 19 09:58:10 <stintel> I bet you can spot when I updated it ;)
Jan 19 09:59:00 <ynezz> 7.5k, nice :]
Jan 19 09:59:33 <stintel> yeah and those are averaged out due to yearly graph
Jan 19 10:20:55 <thagabe> I'm dumb, The issue wasnt with mwlwifi but with the router, built a new img for my main router and boom all disconnection issues disappeared.
Jan 19 10:25:20 <stintel> oh looks like I might be able to drop all openzwave patches
Jan 19 10:26:42 <stintel> maybe I can finally start using my new zwave toys with domoticz
Jan 19 10:27:02 <Tapper> How does Shorewall compare to firewall3 on openwrt?
Jan 19 10:27:49 * russell-- uses zeromq to send sensor data to a repository (mostly temperature)
Jan 19 10:28:13 <Tapper> I just spotted that Shorewall had bin updated in packages and I have never hird of any one using it so was just wondering
Jan 19 10:28:50 <Tapper> It's looks a bit complicated  for me.
Jan 19 10:29:04 <stintel> Tapper: it's in the packages feed for a reason :)
Jan 19 10:29:15 <stintel> pretty sure most OpenWrt users stick to firewall3
Jan 19 10:29:33 <Tapper> Yeah that's what I was thinking.
Jan 19 10:48:01 <stintel> oooh it even compiles, and so does domoticz
Jan 19 10:48:15 <stintel> this might be a productiv sunday
Jan 19 11:09:39 <stintel> ofcourse after saying that linking domoticz failed :D
Jan 19 12:15:53 <ynezz> jow: can you check https://privatebin.net/?e3df84e4939a2618#FtSwsM7sqEneNUSNAajioem9xRJ2HBz1sUzLteYTnAxg ? libubox abi bump
Jan 19 12:16:01 <ynezz> it boots, ship it! :)
Jan 19 13:00:57 <stintel> bummer, I need to build a pre-release version of domoticz for openzwave 1.6 compat
Jan 19 13:12:29 <Guest76> hey guys
Jan 19 14:15:03 <Ansuel> blocktrron: are you online?
Jan 19 14:17:18 <blocktrron> Ansuel: whats up?
Jan 19 14:20:13 <Ansuel> I notice you are doing some test with 5.4... I'm trying to port 5.4 to ipq806x but for some reason i don't have eth connection... I want to make sure that it's a problem releated to ipq and not of the base patchset
Jan 19 14:20:54 <Ansuel> So... Do you have connection on the target you are testing ?
Jan 19 14:26:50 <blocktrron> Ansuel: a month ago, I've had issues with UBI auto-attch on mpc85xx. But apart from that everything was fine
Jan 19 14:27:00 <blocktrron> So yeah, I've had ethernet on my mpc85xx devices
Jan 19 14:28:14 <Ansuel> blocktrron: ok thx. Then there is something bad with the driver switch. Will investigate...
Jan 19 16:29:23 <jow> ynezz: that looks very well
Jan 19 17:23:15 <shadowset> Is there a guide for doing tftp kernel boot and nfs root for speeding up development?
Jan 19 17:24:36 <PaulFertser> shadowset: it's probably not trivial enough. Is initramfs not adequate for your development purposes?
Jan 19 17:25:40 <shadowset> initramfs would probably actually be okay.
Jan 19 17:26:15 <PaulFertser> nfs root is possible but it's way more involved, so tftp kernel with initramfs embedded should be good enough
Jan 19 17:27:17 <shadowset> Okay cool. Jow said that NFS root isn't a supported config, so it'd probably not be fun to try to get that going.
Jan 19 17:27:22 <shadowset> https://forum.openwrt.org/t/preventing-the-init-to-mess-with-my-nfs-root-and-network/50357/9
Jan 19 17:52:45 <Hauke> xdarklight: I also prefer to have the kernel patches in mainline, but we even do not do this always, when you see how many patches which were done by the core developers are in our system which are not upstream
Jan 19 17:53:06 <Hauke> I am not aware of a spcific policy, but I also prefer if they are in mainline
Jan 19 18:20:30 <Ansuel> blocktrron: one report about the base patchset pending-5.4 generic patch 811 needs to be rebased... drivers/usb/host/pci-quirks.h have different simbols and cause implicti declaration errors
Jan 19 18:20:56 <Ansuel> (this has changed, usb_amd_find_chipset_info others has been removed)
Jan 19 19:23:42 <swalker> updated openwrt/upstream, https://sdwalker.github.io/uscan/index.html
Jan 19 20:58:49 <karlp> russell--: biggest changes I've had with luci stuff from ages ago has been css changes.
Jan 19 20:58:54 <karlp> and no good advice :|
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