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* stintel
has an operational LoRaWAN network \o/
<stintel>
using ChirpStack, running chirpstack-concentratord-sx1302 in uxc on OpenWrt
<stintel>
right now in an APU2 but they abuse miniPCIe PINs for non-standard signals, so I need to get a Raspberry Pi HAT to get the GPS part working, will order 2 of those and another RAK5146 USB
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<hurricos>
Patch 1/7 of the series links each of these poe nodes to an mdio register
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<FriendlyNGeeks>
anyone here had success loading openwrt with kmods from usb on rpi0. from SD it assigns the kmod usb net rtl8152 driver but not when booted from usb
<hurricos>
FriendlyNGeeks: probably to do with block_mount. You should ultimately check whether running `kmodloader` loads the driver
<FriendlyNGeeks>
ah wasnt aware of that command
<hurricos>
and if so just add it to /etc/rc.local
<FriendlyNGeeks>
let me try real quick see if it forces loads
<hurricos>
sounds like an order-of-operations issue ultimately
<FriendlyNGeeks>
thats what i was thinking like usb might be loading before watchdog
<hurricos>
I don't know if there is a usb-targeted build for the rpi0, if not the block_mount will happen after kmodloader gets run
<hurricos>
if not, it's certain that block_mount will run*
<hurricos>
mrnuke: svanheule: The gist of what I'm saying here is, "Do you think the intent of ieee802.3-pse-supply is to just point to a port?"
<FriendlyNGeeks>
okay kmodloder did not force load it
<hurricos>
FriendlyNGeeks: where is rtl8152.ko?
<FriendlyNGeeks>
what should i put in with block_mount
<FriendlyNGeeks>
ive tried two ways image builder online and added line for rtl8152
<hurricos>
FriendlyNGeeks: I'm assuming that block_mount runs to get / from USB.
<hurricos>
OK, now I'm not sure whether I can follow at all.
<hurricos>
Is the .ko there?
<FriendlyNGeeks>
and ive also currently build image from stintels rpi02 and make menu to add to kernal and not just module
<hurricos>
Is there a build for the rpi0 which sanctions tihs?
<hurricos>
(the USB rootfs
<hurricos>
)
<hurricos>
So sounds like there is, but not upstream?
<hurricos>
I'd strongly suggest upstreaming if you can so we can regularize non-working stuff
<FriendlyNGeeks>
yeah they are fighting with wifi perms from linux so he cant upload it
<hurricos>
T_T
<FriendlyNGeeks>
well to be fair i have a waveshare 3usb/poe for the pi0 and it shows up during boot the rtl8152
<FriendlyNGeeks>
but it only gets assigned to lan when i boot from sd card
<hurricos>
Then it's not supported, sadly. Working in some cases and not in others = "not regularized"
<hurricos>
Where is rtl8152.ko?
<hurricos>
Can you `find` it on the target?
<FriendlyNGeeks>
let me load the usb or sd and look on root
<FriendlyNGeeks>
bare with me as linux is in vm
<hurricos>
TL;DR I challenge you to find rtl8152.ko in the /lib/modules/* directory, and then after kmodloader, not in output of lsmod
<hurricos>
If we can confirm that then we have a stinkier bug :p