<damo22> i think the load address on my soc is 0x80000000 but how do i compute the kernel entry point?
<damo22> i have a 0x200 byte header on my tplink mr200 https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/15610
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<russell--> why did github-actions mark https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/issues/15981 "invalid" ... i think we are still quite some distance from The Singularity™
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<Ansuel> russell-- the thing is a combo box of 2 option... it seems really hard for user to follow instruction on a bug report...
<russell--> nothing i saw suggested the exact instructions were important
<russell--> some clue that rigidity is important will increase compliance with rigid expectations, or alternatively, be less rigid?
<russell--> i mean, you give the reporter a text field, not radio buttons, maybe rational to expect free text
<Ansuel> OpenWrt release
<Ansuel> The OpenWrt release or commit hash where this bug occurs (use command below).
<Ansuel> . /etc/openwrt_release && echo $DISTRIB_RELEASE
<Ansuel> then some point after that... "Image kind" with the combo box...
<Ansuel> handling all kind of stuff the user can insert is real PAIN and most of the time not worth it.... 99% of the time if the user can't follow the instruction to submit the bug report, the bug report will be invalid or impossible to repro...
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<Slimey> heh damnit
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<russell--> Ansuel: well then, this is one of the 1%
<Ansuel> well sure that is why they are flagged as invalid but not autoclosed. I know the message from the bot are annoying tho. For sure situation is much better than a year ago where we had tons of issue uncategorized. The idea was to push the submitter to follow the instruction.
<russell--> Maybe someone could correctly flag it?
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<kabel> hauke: hi, could you find some time to look at https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/13799 ? The patches were accepted into upstream and I've rebased the PR
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<Slimey> anyone else want to give porting openwrt to the adtran bsap-3040 a go?
<Habbie> Slimey, you're stuck?
<Slimey> yeah, im convinced its going to require a rewrite of uboot unless someone finds some way to make values actually save
<Habbie> ouch
<Habbie> that sounds like the kind of puzzle i like, but i already have puzzles
<Slimey> uboot does shenanigans and resets things back to default if it doesnt like what it sees
<Habbie> oh those specs look like fun, what does one cost?
<Slimey> they arent near eol yet i have a few from (workplace) that are not covered under service and should have been tossed on the bin
<Slimey> stuff like poe doesnt work but a 12v dc 2 amp wart will power it enough
<Slimey> our price was around $400-ish something but they pop up 2nd hand from time to time even new https://www.ebay.com.sg/itm/355882341929
<Habbie> nice
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<Slimey> im not against sending one to someone :P
<Habbie> like i said, sounds like the kind of puzzle i'd love, but don't send me one - i will not raise to the expectation
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<Slimey> i dont even have your address haha :p
<Habbie> that's easily solved ;)
<Slimey> but yeah srsly if someone wants to take a crack they can keep it as a memento
<Slimey> like i said poe might not work but external power does, it still operates as it should when on its controller
<Habbie> ah, you meant poe might be broken on the hardware level on these "spare" ones?
<Slimey> correct
<Slimey> otherwise they would be in a land fill which im am not found of
<Habbie> i have quite a stack of things that would otherwise be in a landfill now. sometimes i manage to give away some of it
<Habbie> but others are just here now ;) still feels better
<Slimey> yup
<Habbie> bought a monitor today "do you want this HDMI cable with it" "well i don't mind" "i'm throwing it away otherwise" "oh then yes"
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<Mangix> Ansuel: ping
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<Ansuel> ?
<Ansuel> pong
<Mangix> you see the new ath79 DSA developments?
<Mangix> apparently port0 (SGMII) results in these issues
<Ansuel> i notice some were saying they """""""""fixed""""""" the stall problem but luckly others follow up stressing the fact that it was just a false-positive cause you were just disabling the eth mgmt... what about sgmii ?
<Ansuel> can you summarize it?
<Mangix> port0 == SGMII, port6 == RGMII
<Ansuel> and that is just another workaround...
<Ansuel> if port6 is used eth mgmt is not used...
<Mangix> oh...
<Mangix> so that would result in the corresponding slowdown too
<Mangix> as an aside, I'm happy to see there's work on using the upstream ag71xx driver.
<Ansuel> Magix yep... the problem should be dissected the right way by searching what is happening after a while...
<Ansuel> mangix*
<Ansuel> but yes declaing the internal phy as external or using the secondary cpu port disable mgmt eth and cause the thing to magically work
<Ansuel> aside from these 2 another other """"tweak"""" should never disable mgmt eth
<Mangix> And because of those tweaks, looks like the DSA conversion can continue.
<Mangix> wait a minute... in his DTS he's making port0 rgmii-id ...
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<Ansuel> o.O then sgmii was just wrong?
<Ansuel> but i have the same problem on my wdr3600...
<Ansuel> we should check what devices hat the cpu6 swapped with cpu0...
<Mangix> Ansuel: no he just swapped the definitions for port0 and port6
<Ansuel> did he also swapped the reg?
<Mangix> no.
<Ansuel> o.O
<Ansuel> makes no sense...
<Ansuel> so port is configured in rgmii while it should be sgmii... and for some reason it works... i mean it can be a reason for the thing being dead after a while but still makese no sense...
<Ansuel> why both port0 and port6 have the same handle and are sgmii?
<Ansuel> the switch supports rgmii + sgmii or rgmii + rgmii... never supported sgmii + sgmii
<Mangix> Because I suck at editing :P
<Mangix> fixed I think.
<Mangix> to be clear, it's the difference between my conversion locally and https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/15926/commits/839f6f70d08a5277ba59fe0a7d295fc1a86477e8
<Mangix> I haven't tested it
<Mangix> he's also using the wrong address for the switch. interesting.
<Ansuel> switch reg is ignored most of the time
<Mangix> there was an issue with it on ramips/mediatek
<Mangix> ran initvals script again
<Mangix> says port0, sgmii, port6, rgmii-id
<Mangix> funny, qca9563_xiaomi_aiot-ac2350 initvals are completely wrong
<kabel> Ansuel: hi, I've sent a small PR 15990, if you could find time, could you review it? I am curious whether this is acceptable
<kabel> Ansuel: also, I finally updated PR 13799, since the turris-omnia-mcu driver was finally accepted into upstream kernel
<Mangix> kabel: Hi, since you've dealt with qca8k on big endian, have you noticed the no traffic issue?
<Ansuel> mhh i'm not really sure about the depends part... i would just keep the config enabled in the config file
<kabel> Ansuel: in the btrfs patch? That won't work, since disabled CONFIG_KERNEL_BTRFS_FS overwrites the line enabled in the config
<kabel> Mangix: I did not work with that board recently, and TurrisOS still uses 5.15 kernel on that board
<kabel> Mangix: is the issue present on 5.15 ?
<Mangix> I believe it was backported on OpenWrt, yes.
* Mangix checks
<Mangix> yeah it was
<kabel> and what is the issue exactly?
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<Mangix> kabel: traffic dies on all ports except port 1
<Mangix> only happens when mgmt eth is used.
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<KGB-2> https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_omap.html has been updated. (11.1% images and 100.0% packages reproducible in our current test framework.)