00:00 <aparcar> Piraty: thanks for the feedback

00:00 <aparcar> Piraty: it should be in the mail archives, if you can't find it I'll have a look

00:00 <Piraty> that would help a lot, thanks!

00:47 <oliv3r> Mrnuke: there is :p

00:48 <oliv3r> Also, Werror is magic. I'm sure it works internally

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13:40 <mrkiko> Ansuel: your PR works nicely on a 7530 where VDSL is not involved. Feel free to add my tested-by tags if you think

16:51 <swalker> updated openwrt/upstream, https://sdwalker.github.io/uscan/index.html

17:11 <mrnuke> Ansuel, robimarko: Have you seen those dumb cache flush ops in edma-v2 (qca-nss-dp) ? Do you thiunk it would work if I used dma_alloc_coherent() for the DMA descriptors (not skb data)

19:08 <sandberm> I stumbled on package/utils/yafut that fails a github job due to mismatch in PKG_MIRROR_HASH. While having CI check that fix, a few others came up. So my question really is that is there a maintainer tool to fix them all recursively or should I file this patch I prepared for yatuf?

19:11 <sandberm> The fix was to run 'make package/utils/yafut/check FIXUP=1' so no work involved really.

19:22 <JuliusBairaktaris> :jow Hey, my name is Julius Bairaktaris I am a Uni Student from Germany and i would like to offer my help to fix the spam detection problem. (https://github.com/squidowl/halloy/pull/189)

19:37 <JuliusBairaktaris> *jow:

20:28 <robimarko> mrnuke: Sorry, just saw it now, they are seriously still using drop dropped ASM DMA OP-s?

20:30 <mrnuke> Oh yeah! dmac_inv_range_no_dsb() sprinkled all over edma_{tx,rx}.c

20:30 <robimarko> Yeah, those need to be converted to the generic APi

20:30 <robimarko> Ansuel did the same for NSS-DRV, DMA is beyond me

20:35 <mrnuke> What those cache flush ops do is, they make sure any writes are flushed out to the memory. So when an external device reads the memory, they get the data the CPU intended to be there

20:35 <mrnuke> Otherwise said data could remain stuck in cache and never get to memory

20:35 <mrnuke> I get the concept. It's the hadrware interface that I don't understand yet

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