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<russell-->
can we revert 8d302f5ebc, pending the merging of https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/16580? i'm confused by breakage that goes in quickly and repairs that go in slowly.
<robimarko_>
If I am reading this correctly, basically only CONFIG_MTD_UBI_NVMEM=y in the kernel config is required to fix the MAC parsing
<russell-->
i think there is at least the DTS fixes too.
<robimarko_>
Yeah, especially the removal of aliases
<russell-->
and volume->volname
<robimarko_>
I mean, nothing looks wrong in the PR to me
<russell-->
i have tested it on mr24, nothing bad happens and i get the correct macaddr
<robimarko_>
Though the kernel config commits are kind of messy
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<jenzo>
Hello everyone. I'm looking into making changes to javascript portions of luci. Couldn't help but notice that javascript on my router image has had newlines removed. Yet, the docs on setting up a development environment suggest to work directly on a live instance using SFTP. Yes, I can use a prettifier but it makes it all the more harder to move changes made back to the git
<jenzo>
working copy for publishing. Is this the ways it is actually intended to be done or have I been missing something?
<dwfreed>
just temporarily overwrite the files on your device with the pretty ones from git
<jenzo>
:faceplam: Well, I guess it's getting late.
<jenzo>
Although, thinkin about it..... this also means that I need to have a nightly/unstable image build and flashed. Dang....
<dwfreed>
if you don't need anything especially custom, just use snapshot
<dwfreed>
(assuming your device hasn't lost support in snapshot)
<jenzo>
No, I think I'm good with a snapshot image.
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<schmars[m]>
i usually develop with a VM and sshfs
<schmars[m]>
the x86_64 generic ext4 image, with openssh-sftp-server installed
<dwfreed>
ah, yeah, using a VM makes things easy too
<dwfreed>
no worry about how slow your device is :D
<dwfreed>
(unless you need to work on something that only works on a device with a switch)
<jenzo>
True that. My Linksys router here is not (yet) productive and I felt I just as well use it directly.
<schmars[m]>
right, sometimes a proper device is better
<jenzo>
just starting out with openwrt (and development thereof)
<schmars[m]>
or more fun :)
<schmars[m]>
you can still use sshfs / openssh-sftp-server on your linksys though to make things easier
<jenzo>
yep, did this. Was just confused a little
<jenzo>
on-device feels just this little bit more authentic/original :)
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<schmars[m]>
yeah absolutely!
<hauke>
jenzo: you can build an armsr/armv8 image with luci and start it like this: