04:20 <rseifert> I have over >2,000 brcm datasheets

04:20 <rseifert> their csp portal is absolutely fucked, their network is not fucking properly set up

04:21 <rseifert> you can login as an employee because of their absolutely fucked ldap setup

04:21 <rseifert> *any

04:29 <rseifert> bcm3390 secboot: https://a.uguu.se/ozzBFNou.pdf

04:31 <rseifert> bcm3390 datasheet (will post more, don't worry): https://a.uguu.se/vfxsCEiP.pdf

04:32 <rseifert> rpi 4 soc (similar to a stb soc): https://a.uguu.se/GcFYVvaK.pdf

04:33 <rseifert> they don't keep the private keys stored as files, unfortunately, they have a HSM PCIe card

04:34 <rseifert> I do, however, have the bootrom code for 3382/3383

04:44 <rseifert> bcm3384 (EU): https://a.uguu.se/ipkvHnGQ.pdf

04:48 <rseifert> now, I want to see the wiki updated with the correct fucking info already

04:49 <rseifert> or is openwrt just full of incompetent qualcomm-sucking niggers?

05:24 <Znevna> 0o

05:24 <Znevna> this is our friend

05:24 <Znevna> the impersonator? :P

05:49 <PaulFertser> But the docs are real.

05:57 <\x> based

06:09 <Znevna> morning

06:36 <stintel> Znevna: I suspected as much the previous time

06:36 <stintel> 14|01:03:56 < stintel> I also suspect mstroz, who was in #openwrt-devel earlier, might be the same person

06:36 <stintel> I would be careful opening their links - use tor or other proxy to hide your IP if you really want to read them, and use an online virusscanner before opening them

08:45 <dhewg> nbd: I ran into the situation again as mentioned yesterday. The 80211s mesh is established and looks fine, but both sides can't reach each other. It *may* be related to pppoe reconnects (classic wan/NAT iface)?

08:47 <dhewg> And I'm seeing this since roughly the a-mspu patches (the ones before yesterday), but haven't verified if it's really just that commit

08:47 <dhewg> restarting the firewall didn't help today, but a `wifi` did

08:48 <dhewg> some stale state with different wan ip something something? </guesswork>

10:53 <mrkiko> robimarko: so in the end I am going to need to implement DTS reading on the aquantia_hwmon; I know it's an overkill, still maybe a good way for me to get some experience. Wonderif you know some drivers from which I can take inspiration and understand how things are supposed to work. Thanks a lot.

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15:10 <Ansuel> Hello

15:28 <Znevna> hello

15:47 <schmars[m]> blocktrron are you aware of newer usw-flex revisions? i just got a bunch of them with test dates in november 2022. i'm not sure yet but they seem wonky during the flash procedure. hostname is "UBNT-US.v4.0.66" based on lede 17.06.1 :-)

15:47 <schmars[m]> even has an openwrt_release file :)

15:48 <schmars[m]> and funny enough, they have the same power limit issue with the ubiquiti af/passive converters that i patched in poemgr :)

15:57 <mrkiko> hello Ansuel

15:57 <mrkiko> hi Znevna

16:14 <schmars[m]> blocktrron yeeeah... it boots back into *something* that's not what i flashed. i still get a ping from the original IP 192.168.1.20, ssh packets seem to just get thrown away, and LED cicles white/blue/off

16:38 <schmars[m]> oook i just saw this :) https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commit;h=8036fb8dd01d86a1822efd7bdfac3352d97a7657

22:00 <karlp> is there anyone still using/working on uqmi or has everyone capitulated and moved to modemmanager? I've got a qmi modem that "just works" (no apn settings, nothing, just sim card and choose from the drop down) with modemmanager, but uqmi gets lost here:

22:00 <karlp> https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=blob;f=package/network/utils/uqmi/files/lib/netifd/proto/qmi.sh;h=c2c5fc1eca0baf714be018f7864e2ab1bdc07403;hb=HEAD#l274

22:01 <karlp> I've tried running all the uqmi commands by hand and it just always fails there at the --start-network call. I can get granted client ids, and pass them back in, just... somethign goes awol.

22:01 <karlp> is it worth looking at this? or "just use modemmanager"?

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