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<neggles>
why the heck do I keep getting "WARNING: Makefile 'package/feeds/packages/ieee8021xclient/Makefile' has a dependency on 'wpa_supplicant', which does not exist" type errors even when i have just freshly cloned everything and updated feeds? (note: mostly rhetorical i'll figure it out)
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<rsalvaterra>
mangix: I shouldn't be looking at the hostapd makefile in the morning. It's unhealthy.
<rsalvaterra>
Yeah, quite a mess.
<mangix>
anyway. failures yesterday were because of ccache. quite bizarre
<mangix>
W/e. Decent fixes were done.
<rsalvaterra>
mangix: I don't use ccache for that very reason. Weird random build failures.
<neggles>
rsalvaterra: okay cool, it's not just me looking at the hostapd makefile and going "bwuh?"
<neggles>
:P
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<xback>
blocktrron: Hi
<xback>
We're playing around with rb922 boards in the field (ath79) were we can interrupt the datalink from ethernet
<xback>
this results in: Qualcomm Atheros AR8031/AR8033 mdio.0:04: Downshift occurred from negotiated speed 1Gbps to actual speed 100Mbps, check cabling!
<rsalvaterra_>
Sure, but the kernel is able to user hardware crypto, if available.
<rsalvaterra_>
*use
<mangix>
right but that's unrelated to openssl
<rsalvaterra_>
Yeah, OpenSSL would have to set up the crypto engine, send the data, wait for the result… I count at least two context switches plus the engine setup time. Not good.
<mangix>
mhmm
<rsalvaterra_>
I wonder if io_uring would make it more feasible…
<mangix>
speaking of hardware, I'm still irritated that only md supports mv_xor
<mangix>
btrfs and bcachefs don't either
<rsalvaterra_>
What, no dm-raid yet?
<mangix>
that's what I meant
<mangix>
it's supposedly a minimal code change too. It's over my head though.
<rsalvaterra_>
Wait, mv_xor… that's not CESA, right?
<mangix>
it's a RAIDD5/6 acceleration driver
<mangix>
Armada platforms have support for it
<rsalvaterra_>
Right, it's a DMA engine in kernel lingo, I think.
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<mangix>
yeah it is
<mangix>
last I looked at it only the dm-raid driver supported it.
<rsalvaterra_>
I thought that such thing would be transparently supported if available…
<mangix>
If using the correct API
<mangix>
yes
* rsalvaterra_
hasn't used RAID. Yet.
<mangix>
The basis xor_blocks function is CPU only
<mangix>
It's cool that it supports SIMD but still
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<rsalvaterra_>
Speaking of which, in 5.15 (I think, haven't checked if it's been merged), kernel-mode SIMD code will run with softirqs disabled.
<rsalvaterra_>
I don't know how this will affect us, since we're so dependent on softirq processing, but the risk is there.
<mangix>
you act as if openwrt is dependent on SIMD code
<rsalvaterra_>
mangix: It isn't, strictly… until you run a VPN. ;)
<mangix>
hmmmm. good point. does the WireGuard mips implementation use DSP?
<mangix>
actually...I've ran wireguard on kernel 5.10. Works perfectly fine.
<mangix>
oh 5.16... I can't read
<rsalvaterra_>
mangix: I don't think anything in MIPS uses DSP code. I tried to do some builds with DSP instructions enabled and they failed quite spectacularly.
<mangix>
rsalvaterra_: I've only found a grand total of one package that has MIPS DSP support. I haven't checked ffmpeg yet.
<mangix>
fun fact: the DSP codepath is slower than the C one
<rsalvaterra_>
Which one is it? I'd like to see the makefile to be sure. :P
<mangix>
libjpeg-turbo
<mangix>
also fun fact: The codepath was only tested on little endian. Breaks spectacularly on big endian
<rsalvaterra_>
MIPS DSP (v2, the one I assume we're talking about) instructions are *really* specific.
<mangix>
All fixed upstream but still
<rsalvaterra_>
mangix: That explains the crashes on my TL-WDR3600. :P
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<mangix>
rsalvaterra_: the days of HTTP
<rsalvaterra_>
aparcar[m]: I can take care of mvebu, since I was the one porting it to 5.10. :)
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<aparcar[m]>
rsalvaterra_: great
<rsalvaterra_>
aparcar[m]: Sent.
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<rsalvaterra_>
I wonder if ath79 and ramips are ready to be bumped to stable too…
<rsalvaterra_>
Oh, and now it's my turn to ask… can we please have musl 1.2.2 now?
<olmari>
Hee.. I once made lesser effort but similar landing page for wifi thieve I had trying
<olmari>
All within owrt
<rsalvaterra_>
olmari: It was proably easier just to secure your connection, no? :P
<rsalvaterra_>
*probably
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<olmari>
rsalvaterra_ they did not get in the secured(?) Wpa2psk, but oh boy they tried
<Pepes>
hauke: Are you planning to release new backports soon or should I send pull request for mac80211 in OpenWrt 19.07?
<olmari>
I created open one
<olmari>
For them
<rsalvaterra_>
olmari: "Here's a page just for you, knock yourself out." :P
<olmari>
Own network segment and ssid, webpage consisting huge kittenpic + toystory commenting it "kittens, kittens everywhere" on separate uhttpd section, fw rules to steer any address into router one and all nameservers also... Doned
<olmari>
Partly did it to learn this stuff just that bit deeper, and it was fun
<rsalvaterra_>
Nice trolling there. xD
<olmari>
I mean they/he hammered the poor thing over 3 weeks before I reacted
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<hauke>
Pepes: I will try to do it in the next 3 weeks
<olmari>
And coincidentally they soon connected to it and never seen again, so I guess it worked (:
<Pepes>
hauke: Wow, that's too late. :-( I will send you a few patches by using GitHub to OpenWrt base repository tomorrow as there are some security vulnerabilities which needs to be fixed.
<Pepes>
related to ath9k
<hauke>
Pepes: ok thanks was not aware of this
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<aparcar[m]>
hauke: do you ack the x86 push as well?
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