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<rmilecki>
Ansuel: pong
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<mrkiko>
I am not able to find the nmap package - am I missing something? Using opkg
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<mrkiko>
I mean, I can not find a lot of packages i expected to be there
<mrkiko>
so I guess I am doing something wrong
<mrkiko>
uh - even procps utils are missing
<mrkiko>
seems fixed now
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<f00b4r0>
mrkiko: didn't opkg report errors downloading the packages feed?
<f00b4r0>
mrkiko: which arch?
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<stefanct>
after i found out why there is no webserver in the default config (it has been a few years since i build openwrt :), i enabled luci and a bunch of other stuff i actually want to use and end up in a failed build
<stefanct>
libqmi is not building because qrtr-glib is not found/built
<robimarko>
That should not be possible because libqrtr-glib is set as dependency if LIBQMI_WITH_QRTR_GLIB option is set
<robimarko>
And its on by default
<stefanct>
at the very beginning of the build it prints a number of warnings like "Makefile 'package/feeds/packages/modemmanager/Makefile' has a dependency on 'libqrtr-glib', which does not exist" (with various other packages as dependencies too)
<stefanct>
there is no mentioning of "qrtr" in the (restarted) V=sc build log
<robimarko>
Then you have an issue with installing the feed
<stefanct>
the default selection for my target device did build fine though last weekend
<stefanct>
any hints on how to find out more?
<robimarko>
Post the whole log on pastebin on somewhere
<robimarko>
But if its complaing that its missing then the feed wasnt fully cloned or some weird stuff
<stefanct>
i just read about these warnings on the forum pretty much the same thing with a possible cause of having parts of an old checkout out of sync
<stefanct>
and my repo resides in a directory named lede... ;)
<stefanct>
git doesnt really help as there are no submodules and git status is clean too... is there an easy way to find out what's out of date/clean it up?
<robimarko>
./scripts/feeds update -a for starters
<stefanct>
that i did according to the build guide at the beginning. but that's not necessary after just changing the build config, right?
<robimarko>
Yes, that is rigth
<stefanct>
but maybe i changed the branch afterwards. i cant rule that out atm... it's hard when you only work on stuff intermittently due to daywork stuff :(
<stefanct>
thank you
<robimarko>
But did ./scripts/feeds install -a suceed?
<stefanct>
running it atm
<stefanct>
the update did a bunch of things, and the install finished, but not without warnings