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<Grommish_>
philipp64: You can check CONFIG_USE_MUSL
<Grommish_>
or, CONFIG_LIBC
<Grommish_>
if You didn't already get a bounce on the earlier question
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<philipp64>
I need something for builds outside of OpenWRT, such as Debian and Ubuntu, etc.
<Grommish>
philipp64: Ah, sorry, I didn't see that :x
<Grommish>
neggles: ping
<digitalcircuit>
Low priority update - I've not given up on the ipq806x CPU crash/reset bug, just been sidetracked into other stuff. I've recently tried building Ansuel's rebased (as of today) v5.15 PR, ran into a broken build, which I'll investigate sometime soon. I'm also looking into how to run the CPU crash/reset tests on my second NBG6817 that /isn't/ running the home network, so I can test with less hesitancy :)
<Grommish>
digitalcircuit: *laugh* I know that situation and the wraith felt.. My condolances
<digitalcircuit>
Grommish: Thank you!
<philipp64>
who maintains the x86 targets these days?
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<ynezz>
philipp64: you either need to rebase or fix the CI to get over this error
<ynezz>
philipp64: your tree is missing that file and that GH action assumes, that its always available
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<rsalvaterra>
stintel: Forgot to say that if you do try the BE ELFv2 ABI kernel patch, you'll need -mabi=elfv2 in the target optimisation options (or patch target.mk accordingly).
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<aiyion>
Can someone tell me what `&state_default gpio is good for dts files and how I'd determine what needs to go in there?
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<aiyion>
I wrote the dts file withput it and did not observe problems yet?
<aiyion>
*without
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<Borromini>
aiyion: i'd wager it's whether it's high or low as default state
<aiyion>
Starting on page 23 is a pin share scheme
<aiyion>
using the exact identifiers I saw in the dtsfile, that'll dow.
<aiyion>
*do
<aiyion>
I'll look up, which gpios I used, I guess and translate them to those ralink identifiers.
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<aiyion>
Borromini: thanks though!
<aiyion>
No idea, what openwrt does with the information later on, but it's called "I/O Pad Group"
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<Borromini>
yw
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<aiyion>
whoever is reviewing this, will ahve loads of fun, explaining the joys of ralink to me -.-'
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<aiyion>
Considering my mt7628an device has three gpios banks, should i reference them as e.g. `&gpio 42` or `&gpio1 10`?
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<mkresin>
aiyion: simplified explanation - the pins (on the chip) can be dynamically wired to different chip internal function blocks. for example a set of pins can be wired to SPI controller
<aiyion>
It took me until four minutes ago, but am done with it now.
<aiyion>
Thanks!
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<aiyion>
So what I did was, I rewired all used pins to the gpio group from their respective groups?
<aiyion>
mkresin: does that imply, I did not just rewire pin3 (originally part of I2S) but the whole group, or are they not rewired, because they are not referenced in my dts?
<aiyion>
(the pad group I2S goes from gpio0 to gpio3 on MT7628AN)
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<stintel>
rsalvaterra: doesn't seem to be in linux.git yet
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<rsalvaterra>
stintel: It isn't.
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<rsalvaterra>
I don't know why, though. Seems beneficial in itself (lower stack usage).
<stintel>
rsalvaterra: I might be tempted to try it, since it mentions better compatibility with BPF
<stintel>
but maybe something for after freeze / branch
<rsalvaterra>
And if we use it…
<stintel>
-EPARSE
<rsalvaterra>
… that's also an incentive to merge it properly.
<rsalvaterra>
(It's probably on hold due to lack of interest.)
<stintel>
I should also ping about my CPU hard lockups :P
<stintel>
that thread has gone silent for 2 months
<rsalvaterra>
Two months is a rather ping-eligible time frame.
<stintel>
I should also still test nettle's changes related to ppc64be asm
<stintel>
but their test suite didn't compile properly and I got lost in a Makefile mess
<stintel>
-ash: xdp_test: not found
<stintel>
but if I run it in strace it seems execute fine
<stintel>
ugh
<stintel>
ok, it works fine if ./xdp_test too
<stintel>
wtf
<rsalvaterra>
Uh… if it's not in a $PATH directory, you need to invoke it with ./, yes.
<stintel>
it's in /usr/sbin which is in $PATH
<rsalvaterra>
That's… odd?
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<stintel>
I certainly agree
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<aiyion>
Looking at the cudy wr1000, which has most certainly three external ports, how do I interpret 0x2f (0b101111) as portmap and for what is portdisable used, if not for when not all ports are routed to the outside?
<stintel>
rsalvaterra: found the problem, in a previous version of the package the binary was installed in /usr/bin
<stintel>
command -v xdp_test
<stintel>
/usr/bin/xdp_test
<stintel>
still weird though
<stintel>
logout and login and it's fine
<stintel>
I guess ash isn't great :P
<aiyion>
inspecting a cudy wr1000 with swconfig yields this config: p0->p6 disabled: `0000010`, lan: `111101?`
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<Ansuel>
Hi
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<aep>
uqmi appears to not have gps. is there something else people use for that?
<aiyion>
got some info regarding portmap and port disable: interface are enumerated in order, rightmost bit is port 0.
<aiyion>
in portmap a 1 stands for lan 0 for not-lan? maybe wan.
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<aiyion>
portdisable appears to be a mask on top of portmap, every 1 disables the respective port.
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<aiyion>
So for the Cudy WR1000 (p2->lan2, p3->lan1, p4->wan, p6->cpu?) I'd expect the portmap to be 0x0001100 (p6 to p0 left to right)
<aiyion>
and port disable 0x0100011
<aiyion>
Looking at other devices with the same switch, p6 is simply to refelected in this scheme or left out as leading zero, so pm and pd should be 0x001100 0x100011
<aiyion>
If someone could telle me, why
<aiyion>
its 0b101111 instead, I'd be grateful :/
<aiyion>
(sorry for mixing up 0b and 0x, everything after the uqmi question is meant to be 0b
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<aiyion>
okay, set both values for the lt400, they are properly ignored, I'd say. Whatever...
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<rsalvaterra>
Sounds like ash accesses each path directory in lexicographical order.
<stintel>
sounds like it caches things
<stintel>
because /usr/bin/xdp_test was gone already
<stintel>
yet that's what it appeared to try to run
<rsalvaterra>
Oh. Not good.
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<Habbie>
hash -r
<Habbie>
bash also has this behaviour
<stintel>
TIL
<ynezz>
aparcar: I've just read the meeting notes, Re: fuzzing of ubus, it's quite difficult without major rewrite/refactoring, there is something in ubus/tests/fuzz/test-fuzz.c already
<ynezz>
aparcar: magic happens on the lower layers, so libubox, there is some fuzzing too, that's much easier as it's library
<ynezz>
aparcar: but this means that the adversary has authenticated access to the system, so you're doomed anyway, since the surface is now everything connected to the ubus
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<aiyion>
Very well, likely the last (ramips?) question for today: The stock firmware calls itself "LEDE 17.01.5, 1.12.0" and does support sysupgrade. It calls a binary oem-check like this:
<aiyion>
is there anything I can add to the entry mt76x8.mk for, that makes it pass it, so I can circumvent the usage of `-F`?
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<aiyion>
It appears to verify u-boot-env at 0x000000030000-0x000000040000 ?
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<mattytap_>
stintel: Ive got my new m300 running on openwrt snapshot. All good. Not a mark on it. Will help as a benchmark for m200 that I'm working on.
<stintel>
mattytap_: enjoy ;)
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<rsalvaterra>
Well, this is a bit silly…
<rsalvaterra>
jow: Can we add mtu_fix also as an option in the defaults section? Because with lots of interfaces and lots of zones, it gets kind of crazy…
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<rsalvaterra>
stintel: Most are WireGuard interfaces and Tor connections, in addition to the WAN… probably the only interfaces where I don't need it are the LAN ones. Does it hurt, however?
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<stintel>
dafuq btrfs, almost 20GB slab memory
<rsalvaterra>
stintel: I predict reiser4 will be merged before btrfs is done. :)
* rsalvaterra
runs
<Slimey>
lol
<jow>
rsalvaterra: I'd rather introduce an mtu_fix target so that you can declare an any-to-any rule doing it
<rsalvaterra>
jow: You mean per-interface?
<jow>
per zone
<rsalvaterra>
Oh, wait, I see.
<jow>
src *, dest *, option target mtu_fix or whatever
<rsalvaterra>
That sounds much nicer than the status quo, for sure.
<jow>
but I agree with stintel, having it to do that on the majority of interfaces sounds fishy
<jow>
is pmtu discovery broken on all your wg connections?
<stintel>
simply sounds like your wg interfaces have wrong mtu
<rsalvaterra>
jow: Heh… not really. More cargo-cult than anything else, so I just set it for all interfaces with a single rule. ;)
<rsalvaterra>
If someone, however, does need to set it on several interfaces, the number of rules grows quite a bit.
<rsalvaterra>
My example was more illustrative than anything else.
<krishna>
Please help. I flashed snapshot build for Archer A6 v3 from TPlink GUI. The router is blocking ssh connections after flash. since there is no luci i cant even configure it.
<enick_479>
krishna: please ask for help in #openwrt
<krishna>
is ssh moved to some other port in snapshot build
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<enick_479>
krishna: no. make sure you're not connected to the WAN port but the LAN port. Also consider enabling the failsafe mode. However, please move to #openwrt this channel here is for development and not for support
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<Habbie>
enick_479, yes! I forked it today but gitlab wants my creditcard before running pipelines on my fork so I figured I'd wait for aparcar, or, perhaps, somebody else :D
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<ynezz>
Habbie: it should be "free" for public projects
<ynezz>
but maybe it's some kind of protection on new accounts
<Habbie>
ynezz, yes, it looks like it's free, but not until i prove my identity - and i can understand why
<Habbie>
yes
<Habbie>
i'm not even against doing that, just did not have the time
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<Habbie>
enick_479, sorry, did not connect the dots, thanks aparcar
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