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<j4cbo>
so i'm looking at getting a Zyxel XGS1210, which is not currently supported in main, but the XGS1250 is... it seems like it would mostly just involve bringing the dts files from https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/10453, right? (cc svanheule since you've merged some XGS1250 PRs recently)
<j4cbo>
(probably going to be replacing my GS110TUP)
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<esters>
Hi, I recently bought another TP-Link Archer C2600 v1 (ipq806x target) for testing purposes. How can I contribute or test OpenWRT on the device ?
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<Fijxu>
Hello, is there any way to create my own OpenWRT image for a GPON router that uses U-Boot, Quantenna and some sort of "topaz-linux.lzma.img" Linux kernel on it? There is any good resouces about router moding?
<jakllsch>
depends, but you'd probably be better off with a dumb ONT and a seperate router
<jakllsch>
if the ONT function is being done in the same system as the router and wifi, it's likely you'll find it almost impossible to get into
<Fijxu>
jakllsch: dumb ONT?
<Fijxu>
And yeah the ONT runs the whole system, offering wifi and ethernet
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<stintel>
the nicest thing would be an OpenWrt device with SFP slot and being able to plug in the fiber directly
* stintel
continues dreaming
<f00b4r0>
problem is most ISPs will not provide you with SFP ONT
<f00b4r0>
would be too nice otherwise (the Mochabin would be perfect in that setup)
<stintel>
I'm considering asking the local guy who offers fiber here if this is an option
<Ansuel>
on italy we are almost lucky... they provide ONT that looks to be designed for advanced user to use SOIC8 clip, dump the nand and get all the needed data (ISP use password and mac...)
<Ansuel>
with those info it's only a matter of buy compatible SFP and you are done
<f00b4r0>
I tried that here (FR), bought a number of (Italian-sourced) SFP ONTs, but I could never get it to work. Seems French ISPs have more controls in place :P
<f00b4r0>
the best I got was I could receive some data, but I was sending to a blackhole
<f00b4r0>
I should ebay these modules to recoup the expenses ;P
<Ansuel>
i guess you took the tecnicolor one
<f00b4r0>
I took all of them
<Ansuel>
LOL
<f00b4r0>
I don't even remember the references
<f00b4r0>
i have like 5 or 6 different types, at least 2 copies of each, just to rule out duds
<Ansuel>
anyway the controls most of the time is some shit put in the version or vendor path...
<Ansuel>
if they use certificate to auth the connection (done by comcast in us) you should not receive any packet in theory
<f00b4r0>
I'll give it another try when I move out, I'll use a different ISP then, will be a good opportunity to try again
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<schmars[m]>
stintel i do thinkcentre m720q + mellanox pcie card
<schmars[m]>
cheap, and huge refurb market
<KanjiMonster>
Fijxu: Quantenna Topaz is a wifi chip running a full linux stack on it (which is where the u-boot etc is used for). There is likely a different main system where the wifi is attached to.
<Fijxu>
yeah I know
<Fijxu>
there is two UART ports where I can attach a serial terminal
<Fijxu>
And when I power up the router it, one console outputs the U-boot thing and then later the other one starts
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<Mangix>
Ansuel: ping
<Ansuel>
boing ?
<Mangix>
for qca8k, what's the address for the switch?
<Ansuel>
address? it's all from mdio
<Mangix>
In my tree, I seem to have it defined at 10, but some definitions are at 1f
<Mangix>
I'm guessing 1f is for the builtin one
<Ansuel>
mdio tools should help to check what is on the bus i guess
<Ansuel>
what soc is that?
<Ansuel>
ath79 ?
<Mangix>
yeah
<Ansuel>
anyway in theory dmesg should give you the address
<Mangix>
I'm seeing these mt7530 address fixes. Wonder if qca8k is the same way
<Ansuel>
btw with some collaboration we can bisect the problem with qca8k
<Mangix>
the other thing is that in my tree, I have switch0@10 but reg = <0> ???
<Ansuel>
well yes reg are a bit random as mdio is actually used and then compatible i guess
<Mangix>
right. these mt7530 fixes match reg and address. Actually I'm pretty sure that's also a DTC warning when mismatched
<Mangix>
Ansuel: which problem btw?
<Ansuel>
endianess problem....
<Mangix>
ah you mean all ports except 1 dying after a while
<Ansuel>
yes
<Ansuel>
the info needed are with nothing connected pcap to the cpu port (eth0) and bridge fdb show output (while pcap collecting)
<Mangix>
hmm? tcpdump?
<Ansuel>
yes
<Ansuel>
nothing connected ideally the thing run from serial
<Mangix>
hmm what would that track? I/O with lo?
<Ansuel>
mgmt eth
<Ansuel>
mdio command sent in eth packet
<Mangix>
well, hopefully there's traffic when no ethernet is connected
<Ansuel>
in theory there should be both packet sent and received
<Ansuel>
kernel creating the mgmt packet sent to the switch and switch answering them
<Ansuel>
(if they are correct)
<Mangix>
is tcpdump to be pointed at eth0, eth1, br-lan, or lo?
<Ansuel>
at eth0
<Ansuel>
or whatever is the cpu port set in dts
<Mangix>
well, this has two
<Ansuel>
the first one
<Mangix>
right
<Mangix>
just looked at ipq806x. switch@10 with reg = <0x10>
<Mangix>
I should probably match that here...
<Ansuel>
i wonder if this is the problematic code memcpy(val + 1, mgmt_eth_data->data + 1, len - QCA_HDR_MGMT_DATA1_LEN);
<Ansuel>
mhhh actually no... but maybe yes
<Ansuel>
bridge fdb show show that... since the value returned from that will be inconsistent
<Mangix>
alright. flashing new build
<Mangix>
let's see if it'll work
<Mangix>
kernel 6.1. great.
<Mangix>
/bin/ash: bridge: not found
<Ansuel>
you need to install
<Ansuel>
ip-bridge
<Ansuel>
it's a different package than ip-full and ip-tiny
<Mangix>
how do I run tcpdump in the background? screen?
<Mangix>
tcpdump -i eth0
<Mangix>
tcpdump: eth0: That device is not up
<Mangix>
uhhhh
<Mangix>
ERROR: package/feeds/packages/screen failed to build. ......
<Ansuel>
o.O Mangix dmesg pls ?
<Mangix>
error: implicit declaration of function 'openpty'; did you mean 'OpenPTY'? [-Wimplicit-function-declaration]
<Mangix>
missing header...
<Ansuel>
main problem of this warning is cmake tests
<Ansuel>
that will probably disable all kind of stuff and enable workaround and other stuff
<Ansuel>
had to catch problems...
<Ansuel>
hard to *
<Mangix>
ERROR: package/network/utils/iproute2 failed to build (build variant: tctiny).
<Mangix>
note: expected 'const struct timeval *' but argument is of type 'const struct timeval *'
<damo22>
TP-Link Archer MR200 v6 is a piece of crap, no FCCID and its put together with hot melt glue, only one screw to hold it together, but the rest are plastic clips that are impossible to take apart without a special tool
<damo22>
i almost broke the case trying to crack it open