<f00b4r0>
nbd: quick question: how does one tell if there was a fw crash with your last changes? Because I fear that debug fills dmesg/logread so fast that crash symptoms (timeout messages) may not be visible when one comes to take a look
<f00b4r0>
but low traffic apparently (probably due to being a holiday)
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<stintel>
f00b4r0: remote syslog ;)
<f00b4r0>
stintel: not exactly practical in the present case ;-)
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<stintel>
most if not all of my OpenWrt devices have that configured
<f00b4r0>
you probably don't have a few hundred devices then ;)
<stintel>
true
<stintel>
crap
<stintel>
looks like I did not properly save my working code for the ECS4100
<f00b4r0>
ouch
<stintel>
did a sysupgrade, switch works, but need to unplug/replug the SFP for it to switch to fibre
<stintel>
so from a reboot the link between my 2 floors is down
<stintel>
not ideal since I have flakey power here and no UPS upstairs
<f00b4r0>
;-)
<stintel>
oh wait
<stintel>
ecs4100-working
<stintel>
that should give a hint lol
<stintel>
(branch name)
<stintel>
right I just never rebased that on the few fixes I pushed to master
<stintel>
fingers crossed I properly fixed the conflicts
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<stintel>
meh, appears to be doing the same
<stintel>
and worse, random reboots without anything on the console
<stintel>
ahhh managed to find the exact commit I was running before in git reflog
<stintel>
ok, that works fine, rebased it cleanly on master and diffed with my other branch, same result, so it must be some change in master that's causing the issue with the SFP ports :/
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<asd32pl>
Hi
<asd32pl>
I wish to create openwrt for my router that is not yet supported
<asd32pl>
I can't understand how to get address and size for eeprom part in its file
<asd32pl>
Is it in the same address space? Should I be able to get it with u-boot: md.b [factory_address+eeprom_address] ?