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<mrkiko>
slh: thanks!
<mrkiko>
slh: and maybe you also know why upstreaming board-2 blobs for ipq-wifi is no more possible?
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<gch981213>
Any suggestions on how we should deal with lengthy sysupgrade scripts for flashing vendor firmware? e.g.: https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/5063https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/10873 . I also have one for ASUS RT-ACRH17. I'm not against the idea of giving users an easy option to go back, but supplying lengthy scripts for every devices
<gch981213>
in all images under the same subtarget doesn't sound sustainable to me.
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<oliv3r[m]>
mips can run in both BE and LE configurations, right? Is there any (trivial) way to detect this in linux? I think our switchcore peripheral is BE access only so want to be able to detect this runtime
<oliv3r[m]>
(or do readl() and ioread32() already detect this automatically?)
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<gch981213>
oliv3r[m]: Pratically nobody mix the usage of the two modes on the same system.
<oliv3r[m]>
the problem is, I want to transition to GENERIC_MIPS_KERNEL, which sets CONFIG_SWAP_IO_SPACE; setting this however, 'breaks' our SoC, because (I think) one of our periphierials (actually a block of peripherials, that is 'in-house developed by realtek', doesn't support the automatic switch. The UART seems to work fine, which goes in line with (as I understood it) that MIPS can at runtime, switch access modes
<gch981213>
oliv3r[m]: My understanding is that endianess only describe how CPU treats the data from memory when combining multiple bytes into words.
<gch981213>
oliv3r[m]: I don't think there are specific elements of endianess passed along the system bus outside CPU.
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<mrkiko>
gch981213: in my opinion, this may be documented in the wiki for a specific device, and the related scripts linked from there
<gch981213>
mrkiko: The downside of that is: It's hard to keep track of scripts scattered around the wiki. If we made any breaking changes in sysupgrade core, these script may be outdated and end up bricking users devices.
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<nick[m]12>
nbd: I have weird mesh errors. I have an 2 ax devices (mt7915e) and 1 ac device (ath10k). Everything works fine between the two ax devices until I start the mesh device on the ac device. Suddenly no communication is possible anymore.
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<lmahmutov>
hi 2 all. Can anyone help me ) i try to integrate to my custom openwrt build latest mt76 drivers from lede master, and get this erros. I replaced mac80211 folder and mt76 folder