<djfe>
If it's not possible because of too little testing, then don't. But I'm sure there are also useful other changes since the last update from September :)
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<djfe>
cc0_ maybe kmod-ath10k-ct-smallbuffers was still installed?
<djfe>
The comments discuss lots of stuff that was left out of the PR in the end (for now). I adjusted the commit message and the first message of the PR to reflect the current status of the PR.
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<Znevna>
good morning
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<Znevna>
so I still have an old question
<Znevna>
power-watt-ups.rrd
<Znevna>
how do we read this properly?
<Znevna>
do I patch collectd to write power-watt_ups.rrd instead ?
<cc0_>
djfe: it wasnt, i grepped for packages containing ath and didnt see it
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<f0g>
Hi all. I have question about kernel recompile. I tried 'make target/linux/{clean,compile}' in the openwrt root path, but it seems only compiled part of the source of my kernel. If I run with 'make', more kernel sources will be compiled. So, how can I compile a kernel only?
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<djfe>
cc0_: then I have no clue
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<nick[m]12>
hauke: Do you know which gpon cabable setup I can use with OpenWrt for 1&1 fibre?
<robimarko>
I dont think there is any GPON capable device running OpenWrt
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<oliv3r[m]>
'traditionally' setting bootargs in the u-boot env resulted in those showing up in /proc/cmdline. Is there anything openwrty I should look into why it's not?
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<PaulFertser>
oliv3r[m]: yes, OpenWrt targets usually ignore bootloader-supplied cmdline, there's a config option for that.
<PaulFertser>
(as usually vendor bootloaders are not cooperative)
<PaulFertser>
oliv3r[m]: CONFIG_MIPS_CMDLINE_FROM_DTB CONFIG_IMAGE_CMDLINE_HACK CONFIG_CMDLINE_OVERRIDE etc.
<damex>
nick[m]12: as in 'setup' - i am using ODI DFP-34X-2C2 (xpon aka gpon+epon in sfp module format) plugged in mikrotik hex-s that runs openwrt. you have option for gpon to authorize and pass everything back to openwrt running mikrotik hex-s. mine isp require for me to run pppoe over a vlan. and openwrt do all of that. there is 'openwrt capable' sfp sticks but they're low spec and won't be officially supported
* f00b4r0
gave up with SFP ONT, too much hassle not enough rewards :P
<f00b4r0>
i should ebay the ones I have
<robimarko>
Yeah, they are hit and miss based on the ISP
<robimarko>
But luckily you can find them used quite cheap to experiment
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<shibboleth>
upgraded from r20068-788a0cf15c to r20090-c2331038b2 yesterday and all of a sudden clients are no longer able to authenticate against the openvpn server: https://paste.debian.net/hidden/18cc079a/
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<shibboleth>
downgrading back to r20068-788a0cf15c and it's working again. same build config, same device configs, same everything
<shibboleth>
looking at git commits between the two nothing stands out as a likely culprit?
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<Znevna>
I can't find any commit with 788a0cf15c x.x
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<shibboleth>
well, it's the 22.03 branch as of... ninth of march iirc?
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<Znevna>
ah
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<shibboleth>
clients are also openwrt r20068-788a0cf15c
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<oliv3r[m]>
PaulFertser: those are actual kernel options right?
<oliv3r[m]>
found it; thanks
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<PaulFertser>
shibboleth: your last question about 4k blocks, you gave me a URL, I downloaded from it, clearly it's aligned to 64k: 00510000 de ad c0 de 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 7b 20 20 22 |............{ "|
<PaulFertser>
shibboleth: so there's certainly a mismatch between the kernel mtd you showed and the way this image was generated.
<shibboleth>
indeed
<shibboleth>
wasn't sure how to determine it using hexdump
<PaulFertser>
Just scroll to the bottom, then a bit up to the beginning of the json, and check how deadc0de is aligned.
<shibboleth>
presumably so, i'll give it a spin and report back
<shibboleth>
thanks
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<shibboleth>
PaulFertser, didn't work.
<shibboleth>
also also, i seem to have solved the openvpn issue, rebuilt r20090-c2331038b2 with kmod ovpn-dco disabled (i know 22.03 is using ovpn 2.5.8 which doesn't have support for dco, but i've had the board config ready for it)
<shibboleth>
r20068-788a0cf15c also had ovpn-dco enabled/built-in, no issue there
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<Piraty>
i'd slapped anyone with richard stallman's sandals if i was told 10y ago that one of the most hardcore linux distros for my router would build their packages on ms owned infra, hosting code on an ms product
<Ansuel>
hauke problem is that bmips
<Ansuel>
is not in perl ./scripts/dump-target-info.pl targets list
<Ansuel>
so i think a special case for bmips is required?
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<slh>
Piraty: images and packages downloaded from downloads.openwrt.org are NOT built on github infrastructure, what you're seeing there is 'just' the CI, which doesn't get unleashed on anyone
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<Piraty>
what build infra is used instead? army of mips buildbots?
<Piraty>
(i'm aware it's only CI, but still amazing)
<slh>
buildbots deployed mostly on Debian/stable (v-)servers
<Ansuel>
hauke oh wait i just notice... bmips is source-only! so it's skipped
<olmari>
The wireless "ProxuARP" option, is it safe to assume all needed stuff is there already and ready to go for enabling that option?
<olmari>
I mean that I don't need to install anything spoecial for that to actually work.
<olmari>
I do have wpad-full-openssl and iw-full and so on.. "full set of wireless" so to speak
<olmari>
"802.11v: Proxy ARP enables non-AP STA to remain in power-save for longer." this one :)
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<hauke>
Ansuel: thanks for looking
<hauke>
olmari: github would not be able to provide this kind of free CI without the backing of MS or an otehr big cloud provider
<hauke>
if they would pay for it in normal cloud rates they would have to send many millions per day for the free CI
<hauke>
MS business model changed, now they want to lock you into their cloud and not only their OS
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<Gramdalf>
Heya! Is there a way to mount a volume in /etc/fstab by uuid rather than partition? I would use UCI rather than fstab, but UCI doesn't allow btrfs subvolumes as far as I can tell.
<Gramdalf>
Not partition, sorry, rather than /dev/sdX
<Gramdalf>
I know in most linux distros it is /dev/disk/by-uuid, but that doesn't seem to be the case here
<Gramdalf>
The aim is to mount a btrfs subvolume in a specific location, but not rely on sdX placement (and therefore the order in which storage devices are plugged in)
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<dwfreed>
Gramdalf: you can specify mount options via UCI, so you could set subvol=whatever in there
<Gramdalf>
I see. Is there a wiki page for all the options you can have there?
<dwfreed>
can also always read the source of block-mount
<dwfreed>
which is linked from that page
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<Gramdalf>
Awesome, thanks! I had seen that page, but must have skimmed over the appropriate part.
<Gramdalf>
One other thing - can you specify a UCI option to the same value as another by default? Or would that have to happen in an init.d script or something like that?
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<Gramdalf>
Another uci option
<dwfreed>
you can't
<Gramdalf>
Figured
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