<enyc>
curious why 22.03-rc3 not being shown on openwrt pages yet... ;o
<dwfreed>
because it's not announced yet
<dwfreed>
and it may not be
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<dwfreed>
there are various regressions in fw4 that are fixed after the tag, so rc3 may just be skipped and rc4 tagged
<dwfreed>
the git tag and the builds come before the announcement; and sometimes the builds, or early testers, discover something that means the release doesn't get announced
<dwfreed>
and builds take a long time because there's only so many builders
<enyc>
Snuupy: dwfreed: ok!
<enyc>
oops
<enyc>
dwfreed: thankyou... useful to know since friend ere involved in fw4 based fun, may come back to that after fw4 .....
<enyc>
dwfreed: that also figures... I wonder if project could do with more sponsors etc. hrrm
<enyc>
thankyou
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<nick[m]1234>
@robimarko Can you give me workflow run permissions in your sartura repository? I started adding workflows for building directly the images. https://github.com/sartura/openwrt/pull/26
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<frwol>
hi
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<jow>
openwrt has a custom kernel patch that allows writing certain values to /proc/net/nf_conntrack in order to (selectively) flush the conntrack table, on a vanilla linux kernel that proc file is read-only
<grift>
its allowed now, but it might have been denied earlier
<jow>
okay, thank you
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<grift>
i can do a git blame see if it comes up with a commit
<biboc>
Hi,
<jow>
grift: knowing that you're aware of the requirement is good enough for me :)
<biboc>
hi
<biboc>
I have disabled serial console on my mt7688 board. bootargs = "console=none"; in .dts . It works well, serial prints message but there is no console. However, I wonder if I can re-enable it when I'm connected by ssh to my board for debug purpose? Thanks
<grift>
jow , actually there is something fishy about it though:
<biboc>
#jow, it seems to works but as soon as I run /sbin/askfirst /bin/ash --login </dev/ttyS2 &>/dev/ttyS2, the serial print weird char, like speed has changed
<rsalvaterra>
To whom it may concern, I think the 5.15 kernel bumps are good to go. I was slightly wary about arm targets, due to the removal of the crypto-lib-blake2s kmod package, but I just compared /proc/crypto in .43 and .44 and they're the same.
<jow>
biboc: you might be able to use getty instead of askfirst
<jow>
biboc: with getty you can specify the serial port parameters
<jow>
biboc: alternatively you might be able to run stty before alunching askfirst to configure ttyS0 parameters
<jow>
in any case, askfirst simply usses ttyS0 as-is, you likely need to set its baud rate, parity etc. before it is usable in case the bootloader or kernel does not already initialize it to sane values
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<jow>
or maybe it is sanely initialized but just to a different baudrate that what you expect
<rsalvaterra>
jow: I suggest removing urngd from the basic set of packages after 5.15.44 and 5.10.119. Jason's kernel random work made it pretty much moot.
<jow>
rsalvaterra: totally fine with me, I'm always in favor of less moving parts
<rsalvaterra>
I know you are. :)
<rsalvaterra>
I'll cook a follow-up patch after the kernel merges, then.
<rsalvaterra>
And freeing up about 700 kiB of RAM is always nice.
<grift>
by the way i think this is pretty cool, yesterday i stumbled upon a paper/proposal to enhance the policy language i used to write openwrt selinux-policy. the paper actually references that openwrt and the policy, and the code actually uses it as well in its examples
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<biboc>
(BTW how do you tag somebody here? # @ does not seem to work? thanks)
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<grift>
biboc, just type the name and if the user wants to be notified than most irc clients will allow the user to configure that
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<biboc>
ok thanks
<PaulFertser>
biboc: why do not you change system.@system[0].ttylogin to control serial log in?
<aparcar[m]>
zx2c4: since you're working on the random generator stuff, are you aware of a way to "fake" entropy so qemu images boot faster? Currently it takes about 20 seconds until rng is ready, would be nice to have it there instantly. It's just for unit tests and no actual container or anything
<zx2c4_>
aparcar[m]: check out init.c in the wg test suite
<zx2c4_>
jow: rsalvaterra let me know if you guys experience boottime issues as a result
<rsalvaterra>
zx2c4_: No boot hangs waiting for the crng on my Redmi AC2100 (MIPS 1004Kc).
<biboc>
PaulFerster : I don't have this parameter in uci, how is it interpreted and what's the value I should use? /dev/ttyS2,57600 like in console ?
<aparcar[m]>
zx2c4_: I'm not familiar with the test setup of wireguard, would I add such function to procd and with a boot parameter i'd fake /random?
<aparcar[m]>
[ 20.351737] random: crng init done
<PaulFertser>
biboc: this parameter is in /etc/config/system in config system section. Either 1 or 0, and you do not need to change DTS to disable serial login if you use it.
<biboc>
PaulFertser Just checked, it is OpenWrt 19.07.2. In fact, we've made multiple upgrade and as files in /etc are saved, inittab didn't change. On new board, it is ::askconsole:/usr/libexec/login.sh
<enyc>
hrrm... any development / DSA issues known with marvell switch in WRT3200ACM ? Experiencing behaviour where switched-traffic is coming out a port that doesn't make sense, as if the switch is in some sort of promisc-mode at the switch....
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