<slh>
in many cases you could even do a regular linux installation (exclusively-) to a USB stick (>=8 GB, the details of how to contain that might differ from distro to distro though)
<slh>
anything since ~2005 should be able to boot from a USB stick
<fda>
its a dual core
<fda>
dont know from when
<fda>
btw, if it is a vlan problem, why are ipv4-dhcp working?
<fda>
im getting the correct ipv4 subnet depending on vlan
<jhepp>
Hello! When a new openwrt Release is flashed via sysupdate then all packages are deleted. I created a script which reinstalls the packages after such an update. I find this very helpful for devices connected only over vpn which can't be access without wireguard app installed. How can I give this script back to openwrt? Regards Jochen
<olmari>
jhepp: Usually such advanced users compiles own openwrt with wanted packages already in, or uses imagebuilder to achieve same.. That being said, I dno't see why any tool that can ease life is bad :)
<jhepp>
Hello olmari! I have multiple devices with different packages on each device. So I take the official openwrt sysupgrade image and flash all with the same. They afterward install each the packages they need and are updated.
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<Borromini>
jhepp: you can script the imagebuilder to do that before you, as olmari suggested
<rsalvaterra>
mangix: Yeah. Not yet, at least.
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<jhepp>
Borromini: Isn't it easier to install only the official openwrt images and have a e.g. /etc/package text file which contains the name of the packes in uci-syntax and use a bash script to install all missing packages vi opkg instead of compiling an image for each device?
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<Borromini>
i'd go for the imagebuilder option, but of course you already have a framework in place. so there's a small learning curve
<jhepp>
Borromini: I thought the script would be helpful for others which flash the original images of openwrt and then install packages and customize there device. Via sysupgrade all customized files are still there but the packages are missing.
<Borromini>
jhepp: of course it would, and you can share it on the forum e.g.
<Borromini>
all we're saying is this usecase is covered by the imagebuilder, so standard OpenWrt tools, if you'd wish
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<jhepp>
Borromini: sorry firefox restared because of update
<Borromini>
what did you get?
<Borromini>
from messages i mean, last timestamp
<jhepp>
Borromini: thank you for the advice with the forum I didn't know and try to use it - and I look who to customize imagebuilder but I think this is too cumbersome for me
<jhepp>
Borromini: the last conversation is cleared before my new login but I remebered it in my head
<jhepp>
Borromini: the imagebuilder with the use of PACKAGES= would have the same result as my script does with the cost of compiling an image for each device with different packages or one with all packages wanted
<jhepp>
Borromini: thank you for the pasted conversation!
<Borromini>
yw. it's a tradeoff between cycles and bandwith on your computer or on your network devices
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<jhepp>
Borromini: I searched i the forum and found a relevant thread where I added it
<jhepp>
Borromini: thank you very much with your advice
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<kenny2>
I'm looking at my tplink C2V5. It's similar to the C1V1 but they've switched the switch chip to a qca8337. Looking at dts files I see some collection of magic `qca,ar8327-initvals` values. Any suggestions on how to find these values?
<hauke>
this could cause a daedlock which could make the device hang
<hauke>
xdarklight: I think you already looked into cleaning up the driver
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<wvdakker>
exit
<wvdakker>
quit
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<mkresin>
hauke: xdarklight: I'm playing with xrx200 DSA on kernel 5.4.143 and I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or hitting an corner case which isn't implemented
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<mkresin>
hauke: xdarklight: HH5a, lan1-lan4 are bridge member. wan should be used standalone with a vlan tag. But 'ip link add link wan name wan.2 type vlan id 2' ends with RTNETLINK answers: Not supported
<mkresin>
hauke: xdarklight: Am I doing something wrong or is it supposed to work this way?
<fda>
as im using ULAs with NAT6 (no PD) i disabled RAs. slaac-only android gets then no ipv6
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<dwfreed>
fda: nice
<fda>
not really ...
<hauke>
mkresin: DSA does not really support the classical VLAN interfacs, but you can do VLAN filtering on a brigde with the bridge command
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<mkresin>
hauke: okay, that is unexpected. till now my understanding was that DSA adds the dsa header to distinguish from/to what switch port an ethernet packet should travel
<mkresin>
hauke: there might be done more done/offloaded in case a port is a member of a software bridge
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<hauke>
mkresin: yes the prots are seperated based on the cpu tag added to the packet
<hauke>
*ports
<hauke>
but the vlan handling is vlan filtering
<mkresin>
hauke: and vlan filtering is possible/configured via vlan aware software bridge?
<hauke>
yes
<mkresin>
means, add br-lan [lan1, lan2, lan3, lan4] and br-wan [wan]. the vlan config is done one br-wan.
<hauke>
yes
<hauke>
but I think "ip link add link wan name wan.2 type vlan id 2" should work if it is not in a bridge
<hauke>
then it is done in software
<mkresin>
hauke: yes, that was my expectation as well. but beside the interface not being in a bridge, it doesn't work
<hauke>
hmm strange
<mkresin>
one would had to messure what is better performance wise. adding the vlan tag in hardware with the downside that the paket need to travel the bridge code vs. vlan tag added in software but no bridge code which the paket needs to travel along
<hauke>
mkresin: when you add a new interface with a vlan like wan.2 on top of wan you can send packets on both interfaces
<hauke>
the vlan tag is not stored in the switch specail tag as far as I remember
<hauke>
the hardware would not be able to differentiate them
<hauke>
some hardware supports vlan offlaoding, but I think the xrx200 does not spport it
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