01:40 <russell--> uh, the wiki's firmware upgrade URL for the zyxel-gs1100-10hp seems to have the initramfs file for install *AND* upgrade. i'd fix it, but the wiki seems to be using some macro to complete the URL: https://openwrt.org/toh/zyxel/gs1900-10hp#installation

01:40 <russell--> sorry, gs1900-10hp*

02:21 <russell--> it is unusual that i install a release version on anything, but i did notice that realtek-poe is in the packages feed, but isn't available from an opkg update ; opkg install realtek-poe

05:13 <\x> xback: yeah, ipq40xx has that 48MHz as its lowest cpu frequency, most OEMs just dont use that operating point or they set minimum to 200MHz to avoid that

05:37 <Znevna> that's kinba low

05:37 <Znevna> kinda too

05:38 <slh> but you'd get ~"DTS is a hardware description, not a place to make policies"

06:10 <dwfreed> russell--: it's not in a released packages feed

06:10 <dwfreed> russell--: packages feed uses branches for each release of OpenWrt

06:25 <russell--> dwfreed: that makes sense

08:02 <russell--> how do you assign a pvid to a port on a DSA switch?

08:44 <russell--> looks like the * indicates the pvid (deduced by trying), so if you want tagged vlan packets with a pvid, you'd add a port to the bridge-vlan like lan6:t*

13:40 <robimarko> Anybody ever had to deal with prebuilt IPK-s requiring certain library?

13:41 <robimarko> I have some stupid QCA prebuilt crap requiring libjson-c 0.12

13:41 <robimarko> And I have added a legacy version that installs the so.2

13:42 <robimarko> And that links, but at the end OpenWrt will try and include the libjson-c2 package which obviously doesnt exist

13:54 <KanjiMonster> russell--: that's a weird setup, usually you combine pvid with egress untagged, not tagged

14:16 <nbd> if you're doing untagged, you don't need to specify pvid

14:16 <nbd> since it's implied

14:17 <xback> nbd: Thanks a lot for the hostapd update too. I noticed that the config files present in openwrt probably need an update too. some options in there are not present anymore, and some are missing

14:17 <nbd> xback: do you have a list?

14:17 <xback> nbd: Need to create a new one based on this version

14:18 <nbd> k

14:18 <xback> i'll try to do this on friday

14:19 <nbd> thx

14:25 <Slimey> notepad++ has security updates that are not released by auto updater yet

14:31 <SpectreDev_01> robimarko: any clue on updating from alt_rootfs to rootfs

14:31 <robimarko> No

14:31 <robimarko> I can only guess its due to that weird partition table

14:32 <SpectreDev_01> I really don't know what Todo to get it working

15:24 <philipp64> Where does target/linux/$(TARGET)/base-files/ get copied in the build scripts? And where does Package/base-files/install-target get defined?

15:33 <KanjiMonster> philipp64: https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/blob/main/package/base-files/Makefile#L160-L170 for your first question

15:36 <philipp64> thanks.

15:44 <KanjiMonster> philipp64: to answer your second question, the last user of it in the main repo was dropped with https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commitdiff;h=7967e6c0672a24028610bd0cb351a3dfc56816c6, but there still exists one at https://github.com/openwrt/targets/blob/master/mpc83xx/base-files.mk

15:45 <KanjiMonster> probably unneeded though for the same reason as mentioned in the commit

15:45 <philipp64> And what is it intended to do?

15:47 <KanjiMonster> allow targets to have custom install sections for base-files

16:35 <SpectreDev_01> djfe: any clue I'm lost

16:56 <russell--> KanjiMonster, nbd: in my scenario i have a trunked port, a netgear gs108e-v3 (not openwrt) is requesting dhcp untagged, and need to reach it tagged on a management vlan. it did kind of work with the management vlan egressing untagged, since the netgear had a pvid as well. the stock firmware on the gs108e-v3 is horrible.

16:57 <russell--> ERX -- GS108Ev3 -- GS108Ev3 -- MR24

17:01 <philipp64> KanjiMonster: okay, so I leveraged that for issue #13401... PR #13442

17:27 <KanjiMonster> russell--: but won't the dhcp replies be tagged then? the netgear is fine with that?

20:15 <russell--> KanjiMonster: the netgear also has a pvid on the trunk ports, and ... it seems to work. i did all of this blind by trial and error, and it worked. it isn't super clear what the netgear is doing.

20:49 <russell--> i would replace it all with realtek switches i can run openwrt on, but the person writing the checks might balk. i already pitched them on some linksys e8450's for a hecto-dollar each and they didn't bite.

21:31 <philipp64> russell--: so it was a heckno dollar amount instead...

22:10 <russell--> philipp64: exactly! to me it was weird, because they seemed ready to throw kilo-dollars at the carrier

22:50 <russell--> btw, i'm super happy with the zyxel gs1900-10hp. not only is it: a) a poe switch; but also b) 100USD (substantially cheaper than the engenius ews2910p look-alike); and c) has easily accessible serial port without opening the case. although with the v2 i have i'm not sure realtek-poe is working.

23:08 <slh> the only drawback of the gs1900 series is the rather limited flash size, apart from that they're a no-brainer (/me gs1900-8, gs1900-24E, gs1900-24, still looking for a cheap PoE one)

23:14 <russell--> slh: gs1900-10hp is 8 ports of PoE for 100USD

23:15 <russell--> the amount of flash seems adequate to me for a switch

23:23 <slh> yeah, but that's a bit more than I'd like to pay at the moment (all of the above were rather- or very, very cheap on the used markets, but PoE capable ones are rarely found there and considerably more expensive); gs1900-8hp v1/ v2 or gs1900-10hp would be my go-to candidates indeed