<nbd>
don't expect too much of it, it's limited to one vif and will likely only support few stations
<\x>
does it work with the amd branded ones rz608 and rz616?
<\x>
oh those are mt7921k
<\x>
not supported?
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<nbd>
i'd expect them to be supported, but i don't know for sure
<nbd>
i've only used mtk reference cards so far
<\x>
that card also runs mt7921e driver i think but yeah ill wait a little while I guess
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<aiyion_>
bkoblitz, raylynnknight are not in these channels? I got in possesion of a DGS-1210-10P F1, and wanted to know whether I had to take special caution during flashing or which commit on master? worked for them.
<grift>
these /etc/rc.button scripts installed by base-files have bad-permissions (+x), the are interpretted and cannot be executed
<grift>
so the variables those scripts depend on are in procd's environment?
<grift>
why is it in /etc though?
<dwfreed>
because they are config
<dwfreed>
in a sense
<dwfreed>
it's the same as rc.local
<grift>
thanks i will then treat them as such
<dwfreed>
and not having to tell sysupgrade about yet another path that needs backup and restore across upgrades is nice
<grift>
not saying its nice or not, but i saw them depending on variable and they werent sourcing any functions so i was like if theyre executed directly then where do those variables come from
<grift>
but if theyre in procd's environment then i guess that answers it
<Borromini>
aiyion_: seems the F1 revision was merged early on and has no separate commit
<PaulFertser>
aiyion: my patches added support for buttons and LEDs.
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<csrf>
what's the process for doing a custom build after upgrading the flash to a bigger size? i.e., what do I need to change in the build config in order to handle the increase in flash space?
<jow>
grift: there's various non-standandalone exectuables in /etc/ and elsewhere that should rather go into /usr/libexec/
<PaulFertser>
csrf: usually it requires a change in the DTS file.
<jow>
the argument that /etc/rc.whatever is configuration is true, but on the other hand its unrestricted shell script code, so not really a declarative configuration either
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<grift>
jow: yes the implementation isnt the prettiest.
<csrf>
PaulFertser, where can I learn more about that file?
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<PaulFertser>
csrf: https://elinux.org/Device_Tree_Linux , usually they're all in target/linux/.../dts/ . You might also want to edit image/Makefile (or one of the files it includes) to allow creating bigger images.
<csrf>
PaulFertser, ok will go investigate, thanks
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<aiyion>
PaulFertser: but are part of 21.02 nevertheless, are thy not?
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<Grommish>
When making a Host package (PKG_HOST_ONLY), do I leave out the $(INCLUDE_DIR)/package.mk and $(eval $(call BuildPackage,xxxx)) along with the Package/xxxx calls? I'm trying to get it so that the calls don't need to have xxx/host (or am I misunderstanding the PKG_HOST_ONLY call?)