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<\x> "fgrep: warning: fgrep is obsolescent; using grep -F"
<\x> # grep "fgrep" /etc/profile
<\x> fgrep -sq '/ overlay ro,' /proc/mounts && {
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<\x> just noticed this
<\x> this is on a system with grep full installed
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<Mangix> Yep. Nobody fixed.
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<csharper2005> Something strange with 802.11s on filogic & latest master
<csharper2005> daemon.notice wpa_supplicant[13608]: phy1-mesh0: MESH-SAE-AUTH-FAILURE addr=68:..
<csharper2005> daemon.notice wpa_supplicant[13608]: phy1-mesh0: MESH-SAE-AUTH-FAILURE addr=e0:..
<csharper2005> 802.11s between ramips devices working good. filogic & 23.05.0-rc1 is also fine. Any ideas?
<slh> csharper2005: https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commitdiff;h=901af2718957fc878279073e9b917458144c75a4 would be between 23.05.0-rc1 and master
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<csharper2005> slh: You're right. filogic & 22.06.2023 snapshot is ok. Interesting that this mt76 bump doesn't affect ramips devices.
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<robimarko> Ansuel: Is this series required for PHY LED-s?
<robimarko> I have started porting ipq40xx to 6.1
<KGB-2> https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_sunxi.html has been updated. (0% images and 98.8% packages reproducible in our current test framework.)
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<\x> nice, ipq40xx with 6.1? hah, i can test pcie I guess
<robimarko> \x: Its still far off from being done
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<stintel> BPI-R4 specs look juicy
<\x> they really love to put slots underneath
<\x> why not do it liek omnia
<stintel> robimarko: do you know of a writeup that explains all the things about ath10k, bdf, pre-cal, etc? or am I going to have to dig through commits messages and mailing list posts
<stintel> and have you come across boards with empty ART partition?
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<robimarko> stintel: Well, not really
<robimarko> Well, it has to get the caldata from somewhere
<robimarko> Is it PCI or AHB?
<robimarko> For BDF packaging and how to send upstream this is probably closes to docs: https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/drivers/ath10k/boardfiles
<robimarko> pre-cal is usually used by AHB radios like IPQ40xx ones
<robimarko> PCI cards on other hand usually use cal
<robimarko> BDF is the magic configuration blob for that board model, where almost everything regarding the HW configuration relating to WLAN is configured
<stintel> robimarko: it's IPQ4019 - AHB
<robimarko> Then it has to have pre-cal somewhere
<stintel> yeah, so it's confusing - there *is* an ART partition, but it's empty. now I think I found the pre-cal in a partition called RINF
<robimarko> So, more crazy vendor crap
<stintel> ;)
<robimarko> If they populated the MAC properly you can verify its caldata by looking for the WLAN MAC
<stintel> ah I used nvmem-cells for setting the MAC
<stintel> or are we talking about the other mac
<robimarko> I am talking about the WLAN/radio MAC address
<stintel> ok
<stintel> let me check
<robimarko> caldata is supposed to contain the MAC for each radio at the start
<robimarko> But, there is a ton of examples of vendors not populating it
<robimarko> So you can set it via nvmem cells
<stintel> I searched for MAC addresses in the NOR dump
<stintel> with binwalk --raw
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<stintel> it's only in the config partition, not in RINF
<robimarko> Yeah, so vendor didnt bother to do it properly
<robimarko> Then you have to set it via nvmem cells(ideally)
<stintel> so I didn't manage to find the board-2.bin in the stock firmware, and I actually messed up the nanddump somehow and now I've overwritten it with OpenWrt already :P
<robimarko> Well, it has to be somewhere
<robimarko> Do you maybe have the FW update?
<stintel> restoring the nanddummp with nandwrite results in a shitton of stack traces
<stintel> I was looking into that but wth there are 1000 links on the support page
<stintel> vendors ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
<robimarko> Whats the device model?
<stintel> Ruckus T310c
<stintel> they have different software types, controller managed, standalone, it's a bit much, but I guess I can just download anyone and find the board-2.bin file in there, or flash it and then find it
<stintel> s/anyone/any/
<robimarko> Ugh, you gotta make an account
<stintel> ahh right, that's where I stopped :P
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<stintel> right + in mail address invalid wankers
<Mangix> \x: what version? This should be fixed
* stintel generates a ruckus-$RANDOM@ alias
<robimarko> Ok, downloaded the unleashed FW
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<robimarko> Stock BDF is in lib/firmware/IPQ4019/hw.1/
<stintel> christ
<robimarko> Do you have the original FW bootlog to see what is the actual one they use?
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<stintel> I can't even confirm my email address, the link doesn't work, probably because I disable javascript
<stintel> these companies are fucking cancer
<robimarko> Its probably just boardData_2G_T310.bin and boardData_5G_T310.bin as there is no T310C variant
<stintel> robimarko: I have the original bootlog, sec
<robimarko> Yeah, its lib/firmware/IPQ4019/hw.1/boardData_2G_T310.bin for 2G
<robimarko> And lib/firmware/IPQ4019/hw.1/boardData_5G_T310.bin for 5G
<robimarko> So you can just package those into board-2.bin with ath10k-bdencoder
<stintel> ok, I downloaded some firmware bin it has a squashfs, I assume it will be in there
<robimarko> Yeah
<stintel> 388 0x184 Linux kernel ARM boot executable zImage (little-endian)
<robimarko> Just unpack it with binwalk
<stintel> also a good hint to use zImage probably
<stintel> ooh nice that was super easy in fact
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<stintel> right, 12064 size, which I saw earlier when I was in ath10k source
<stintel> kewl
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<stintel> hmmm, how would I determine the board id? I see chip id 0xb so that can't be it
<\x> Mangix: looks like its due to a backed up /etc/profile
<robimarko> stintel: Its in the bootlog
<robimarko> board-id 20 is 2G, 21 for 5G
<stintel> ah right, I grepped for BMI and didn't immediately find it
<Mangix> \x: makes sense. I think I fixed it.
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<stintel> FATAL: W any project/qca-wireless stintel DENIED by fallthru
<stintel> sigh
<stintel> ah, subdir
<stintel> would be nice if the SSH URL was also displayed on git.openwrt.org
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<SlimeyX> stintel you dont think the 3040 needs a board support file do you?
<SlimeyX> .linux_sdk_freescale_yocto/main/build_bsap3040/tmp/work/bsap3040-fsl-linux/linux-qoriq/3.12-r0/git/.pc/0001.linux-t1023wlan-support.patch/arch/powerpc/platforms/85xx/corenet_generic.c
<stintel> I'm not sure
<SlimeyX> orr it seems the kernel might be too big at times to fit into memory
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<TianlingShen[m]> finally created a RFC PR for the rk3568 support
<TianlingShen[m]> any review/test would be appreciated
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<schmars[m]> Tianling Shen nice! i have two R5S here - can i simply do `rkdeveloptool wl 0x0 openwrt.img`?
<schmars[m]> (that's how i've been flashing Fedora with UEFI
<TianlingShen[m]> I never tested rkdeveloptool, not sure if it is applicable
<schmars[m]> i see, this works"Uncompress the OpenWrt sysupgrade and write it to a micro SD card or internal eMMC using dd."
<schmars[m]> cool
<schmars[m]> *this will work for me for testing, i mean :)
<schmars[m]> rkdeveloptool seems to be open source equivalent of rockchip upgrade_tool
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<TianlingShen[m]> just took a quick look it should work ;)
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<schmars[m]> Tianling Shen could wan mac address generated from mmcblk1 be a problem? the dtsi says mmc1 is the sdcard, will that work if i boot from emmc?
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<TianlingShen[m]> hmmmm mmc1 should be sdhci
<TianlingShen[m]> (emmc)
<schmars[m]> oh i understand, cool
<schmars[m]> i will test it anyway :) my fingers are too big for sd cards, i don't use them whenever i can
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<SlimeyX> anyone want to give this board (bsap-3040/5) a go
<SlimeyX> before i flip them in the trash
<jakllsch> oh?
<jakllsch> i don't have one
<robimarko> What is the position on adding more swconfig features?
<robimarko> SSDK has a swconfig layer which would allow looking at the actual switch and using second switch like QCA8337
<robimarko> But, QCA has added an external switch type which is simple to add
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<mrkiko> robimarko: well, openwrt tried to migrate all targets to DSA so I guess the position is - DSA. But I thinkeveryone can see it would be infeasible, at least right now, for qualcommax, so ... I think it will be OK to go on. The user-experience might be fragmented, and so on - but I don't think we have an alternative, at least for now.
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<ukleinek> when building master I get tons of "WARNING: Makefile 'package/feeds/packages/zabbix/Makefile' has a dependency on 'libpcre', which does not exist" (with various different Makefile paths and several duplicates). Do I make something wrong or is this expected?
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<robimarko> mrkiko: I am the first one that really wishes DSA was an option
<mrkiko> robimarko: eheh... but infact, it is not. And since I think everyone knows that, I think it's OK to introduce at least some swconfig features. These are my 2 cents only
<mrkiko> robimarko: I am for DSA as well but I think we should be reasonable and concrete now
<robimarko> Lack of docs is just killing any prospect
<robimarko> Cause, we dont even know the TX/RX descriptors for the ethernet controller
<robimarko> Let alone all of the register space
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<mrkiko> robimarko: one would need to derive most of the informations from ssdk and friends open source code. Ir wouldn't this even be enough, letting alone the fact it's an enormous work
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<schmars[m]> Tianling Shen it boots :) kernel has problems with pcie/nvme, and with 2.5gbe, but it boots and works at 1gbe :) i'll put some notes in the PR
<schmars[m]> Tianling Shen inindev's debian work has similar pcie/nvme problems and some patches: https://github.com/inindev/nanopi-r5
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<swalker> updated openwrt/upstream, https://sdwalker.github.io/uscan/index.html
<robimarko> mrkiko: Switch has most of the registers listed
<robimarko> But its just magic values most of the time
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<schmars[m]> Tianling Shen ok actually nvme seems to work - there's just a some pcie / bar errors in dmesg
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<SlimeyX> would you say more people go by the forums then irc
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