09:13 <russell--> 0.000000] Kernel panic - not syncing: unable to get CPU clock, err=-517

09:13 <russell--> [ 0.000000] Rebooting in 1 seconds..

09:13 <russell--> [ 0.000000] Reboot failed -- System halted

09:14 <russell--> https://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/23.05.2/targets/ramips/mt76x8/openwrt-23.05.2-ramips-mt76x8-mediatek_linkit-smart-7688-initramfs-kernel.bin

10:06 <KGB-2> https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_bcm47xx.html has been updated. (100.0% images and 99.9% packages reproducible in our current test framework.)

10:32 <Ansuel> Merry Christmas to all!!

11:40 <KanjiMonster> russell--: have you ever created an issue about this on github?

16:08 <mirko> what is the proper way for wanting to trigger a factory-reset when being on squashfs and using ext4 as overly? firstboot triggers jffs2reset which tells me no MTD part named "rootfs_data" found, which isn't surprising, as my underlying NVS is an eMMC with a MBR partition table

16:09 <mirko> it feels like i have to override volume_find() however not quire sure and hoping for an already existing method

16:11 <mirko> my squashfs + ext4-overly are on the same MBR partition btw, so i have to deal with the end-of-suqashfs / 0xdeadc0de marker

19:11 <russell--> KanjiMonster: nein, not yet.

20:49 <Habbie> Please press Enter to activate this console.

20:49 <Habbie> yessssssssssss

20:56 <colo> Habbie, merry christmas! :D

20:57 <Habbie> thank you!

21:45 <dwfreed> Habbie: on the juniper?

21:45 <Habbie> yes

21:45 <dwfreed> nice!

21:45 <Habbie> four hours of poking, one small step made it all work: usbcore.nousb

21:45 <dwfreed> heh

21:45 <Habbie> relevant note, similar to the previous night

21:45 <Habbie> `81635880`, also spotted in a log above, is inside `octeon_usb_probe`.

21:48 <Habbie> now ethernet is unhappy (and i guess i don't have USB :D) but at least i have a shell to poke at things

21:50 <dwfreed> yeah, a lot easier to poke things once you've got a shell

21:52 <Habbie> as unhappy, and loud in dmesg, as ethernet is, tcpdump shows me reasonable looking multicast content from another box on the network

21:53 <Habbie> so this should be 'small things'

23:29 <mrkiko> Hi all!!

23:29 <Habbie> hi!

23:30 <mrkiko> How can I discover if a mediatek device using mt76 wi-fi driver has DBDC hardware or not? Wondering about GL-MT6000. Is there any shell command or place in the system where I can look?

23:41 <mrkiko> Habbie: hi!!

23:41 <mrkiko> marry christmas! Even tough little bit late

23:42 <slh> there must be a better way, but there are basically two hints - number of antennas (four per radio, with DBDC you'd only have 4 instead of 8), and "mt7915e 0000:02:00.0: registering led 'mt76-phy0'" && mt7915e 0000:02:00.0: registering led 'mt76-phy1'", so two phy LEDs on the same radio

23:43 <Habbie> mrkiko, merry christmas :)