<dhewg>
pkg-config still needs fixing, but if you're not requiring libcrypto u-boot tools, that might be a quick way out :)
<rmilecki>
dhewg: i have a hack, thanks, I'll still see if we can get that fixed
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<digitalcircuit>
slh: Thanks for filling in as I wasn't around for robimarko, unfortunately. I'm guessing the eMMC debug printing would be something to do with enabling early kernel printk or such as an accompaniment to figuring out where the regression is.
<digitalcircuit>
(Today was "go fix other CI build systems that unexpectedly broke" day)
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<robimarko>
digitalcircuit: You dont need anything special as UART will be working before MMC gets probed
<robimarko>
digitalcircuit: You need to compile the MMC core with debug prints enabled
<robimarko>
digitalcircuit: Then it will print what its trying to do as just a generic -110 error doesnt really help
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<digitalcircuit>
robimarko: Noted, thank you! I didn't even think to check if additional debugging information could be enabled. I'll look into OpenWRT's build settings for enabling kernel debug prints.
<robimarko>
You cant do it directly from OpenWrt, you need to edit the kernel
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<robimarko>
digitalcircuit: The easiest way is to let OpenWrt build and then modify it in build_dir directly and let it just rebuild that part
<robimarko>
digitalcircuit: You can simply add ccflags-y += -DDEBUG to drivers/mmc/core/Makefile
<robimarko>
digitalcircuit: And make sure that debug level prints are displayed, its level 10 if am not mistaken in kernel config
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<digitalcircuit>
robimarko: I've made note, thanks! This seems reasonable and I'll try to get to it soon. (I had been meaning to look into partial rebuilding anyways for testing changes to the MMC driver.)
<GuruPrasathGovindarajan[m]>
Hello ppl,
<GuruPrasathGovindarajan[m]>
Do any one why `dockerd` crashes when I run a run a image but doesn't when i run t with `--network="none"` or `--network="host"`
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<rmilecki>
dhewg: i think I finally understand the problem (though I don't have a solution)
<rmilecki>
dhewg: i sent e-mail with summary
<rmilecki>
hopefully someone smarter will know how to deal with it
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<rsalvaterra>
stintel: Oh, TIL!
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<stintel>
rsalvaterra: so I made an unexpected stopover in Croatia :P
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<stintel>
dangole: got my U6LR - unfortunately it requires PoE-PD, that's going to be harder to get something cheap that does >1GbE so I'll just suggest we ping each other as of 1/11
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<robimarko>
stintel: I am from Croatia, where were you?
<stintel>
robimarko: Funtana, Istria
<robimarko>
stintel: Now thats the fancy part of the country
<stintel>
very unexpected, navigation from Sofia to Brussels is usually via Serbia, Hungary, Austria, Germany, ... but this time it sent me via Croatia due to supposedly ~12h delay on the usual trajectory
<stintel>
and as my best friend happened to be in a camping in Funtana with his gf and son ... I decided to visit them :)
<robimarko>
stintel: Thats nice, Istria is really nice. Though it has been raining for days in the whole of the country.
<robimarko>
stintel: I am from Slavonia, east of Croatia. Not nearly as nice as Istria or the rest of the coast
<stintel>
robimarko: yeah Istria is nice, I've been there many times
<stintel>
did some islands too a couple of years ago
<stintel>
next time I'm coming that direction I can ping you for a beer or so :)
<robimarko>
stintel: Feel free to do so, I would be glad
<stintel>
robimarko: what part of Croatia are you located?
<robimarko>
stintel: Im from Osijek, its east of the country
<robimarko>
stintel: Close to Hungary, Serbia and Bosnia
<stintel>
oh, that's not that far from where I'd pass if I'd travel back from Croatia to Bulgaria, cool!
<robimarko>
stintel: Feel free to ping me then
<stintel>
alright
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<rsalvaterra>
stintel: Croatia, nice! I had a Croatian girlfriend, for a while. :)
<aparcar[m]>
I don’t think we updated our squashfs in ages
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<slh>
if I read it correctly, it's appears to be an issue with unsquashfs - which shouldn't be used by the build system (but always good to update/ resync nevertheless)
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<Ansuel_>
aparcar we have someproject to sue squashfs-ng
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<Ansuel_>
ok i can't type today.... some project* use*
<mangix>
aparcar[m]: doubt it.
<mangix>
OpenWrt does not include any squashfs tools AFAIK
<slh>
'stolen' from Debian's squashfs-tools 1:4.5-3
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<bluew>
is it permissible to backport new devices to v21.0.x?
<slh>
bluew: backporting device support is the exception, not the rule. it's only acceptable if the delta is minimal (basically dts, image definition and a couple of network/ LED definitions), but in the end you have to convince a maintainer to merge your backport (common devices are more likely than rare ones)
<bluew>
ok good to know. The delta is minimal but I'm not hellbent on a backporting since there are few users
<mangix>
bluew: which platform?
<bluew>
mangix: ath79
<robimarko>
bluew: Is that the CPE710?
<bluew>
no
<bluew>
tplink_tl-wa1201-v2
<mangix>
builtin switch looks like
<robimarko>
Honestly, it looks like a not too frequent device
<robimarko>
I think that the time for adding stuff to 21.02 has long gone
<karlp>
there's prety strong precedent for adding dts for new machines int he past, so ... (in general, I'd agree, that ship has sailed, but the precedent is well established)
<robimarko>
Well, there is all kinds of precedent. This is just my opinion
<blocktrron>
The amount of ath79-tiny scrap that was backported to 21.02
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<JiiPee>
slh: You can do like I did with my Telewell TW-4G (LTE) router, just backport it yourself in your fork. I have that router now running 21.02 based code and it install packets just fine from official openwrt
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<slh>
JiiPee: you're talking to the wrong person (and I'm totally fine following master with self-built images)
<JiiPee>
^ was ment for bluew
<JiiPee>
sorry
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<bluew>
JiiPee: That's what I'm doing atm. I have backported it ontop of 21.02 and maintain my own images. I just like upstreaming things
<JiiPee>
bluew: yeah it would make life much more easy for sure, but I am not gonna stress too much, my device went from 2.6.36 kernel to 5.4.150 or something like that. I think it will be fine for now ;)
<mangix>
bluew: just run master
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<bluew>
mangix: I'm not that interested in constantly flashing my devices
<bluew>
easier to see the important patches in the release branch and pay attention to that than reviewing a gigantic diff whenver I pull master
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<bluew>
ah that is for the devices I user for my internet connection. I have some others lying around which I run master on