The follow fixes the zonebadge issue.
1) When you select the firewall subsection in a interface the
zonebadge height makes it impossible to see anything you type. Setting
it to a value of 2em instead of 1 in cascade.css fixes it.
2) The Bootstrap menu makes it difficult to use due to the menu being
I recently replaced my bricked wrt54gs with a wndr3800.
I first tried the BB snapshot from the 6th. I didn't notice right away,
so it might only happen after a few hours, but w/in a day at least it
caused the doccis bridge to reset every minute or two.
Downgrading to the current AA release fixed
NAND flash has very possibility to has bad blocks.
Some bootloaders such as u-boot support to skip bad blocks when it read
the kernel image from NAND falsh.
For now, the mtd just exits when it meet the bad block. That means even
there is one bad block in NAND flash, then we can't use mtd to write
Le vendredi 9 août 2013 00:42:17 Michael Heimpold a écrit :
> opkg (and possible other tools) are currently broken as it requires
> file locking support enabled in the kernel.
> Without this results in a message like:
>
> root@OpenWrt:/etc/config# opkg update
> Collected errors:
> * opkg_conf_loa
This module is based on i2c-gpio-custom and allows to configure an SPI
bus via GPIO lines and expose it to userspace without rebuilding the
kernel. This is maily intended to connect microcontrollers and other
simple SPI devices without making an ad-hoc kernel driver.
Signed-off-by: Marco Burat
2013/8/7, Jonas Gorski :
> On Wed, Aug 7, 2013 at 2:30 PM, Rafał Miłecki wrote:
>> If you take a look at toolchain/gcc/common.mk you will see that in
>> case of using Linaro 4.6 gcc we use 4.6-2012.12 which is a bit
>> outdated.
>>
>> It can cause crashes and stability problems, as this gcc is kno
2013/8/4, José Vázquez :
> 2013/8/1, José Vázquez :
>> We didn't discarded distro or PC problem due to the different
>> errors we noticed.
>> In this moment i have no idea how to confirm if this issues are
>> caused by the PC (Debian 6 in my case) or an errata in the BCM6368.
>> VR-3025u
2013/8/9 Pietro Paolini :
>> I did some tests using "iperf" for various transfers.
>> 1) Between two machines in the same VLAN: 710Mb/s
>> 2) Between separated VLANs (WAN to LAN): 90Mb/s
>> 3) Machine to router (iperf -s on OpenWrt): 180Mb/s
>
> What happens if you try on intra-VLAN traffic on LAN
On Aug 8, 2013, at 10:06 PM, Rafał Miłecki wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I was doing some tests of ethernet performance on Broadcom's SoCs and
> I may need your advise on that.
>
> As you know transfers between separated VLANs aren't really nice for
> the CPU. Linux has to receive packets, pass them throu
2013/8/8 Florian Fainelli :
> - you are CPU bound; the hardware might be moving packet faster but software
> cannot keep up
> - the NAPI implementation (if existing in the driver) might need some
> tweaking, in particular I see no likely(__napi_schedule_prep) for instance
I tried hacking bgmac.
1)
2013/8/9 Rafał Miłecki :
> 2013/8/8 Hauke Mehrtens :
>>> Should I play with some profiler?
>>> /proc/profile (and readprofile user space tool) doesn't support
>>> profiling modules :(
>>
>> You can compile bgmac into the kernel, the results you get should be the
>> same as you would get for the mod
2013/8/9 Rafał Miłecki :
> ---
> oprofile requires System.map, which is not included in the OpenWrt
> image. I tried to modify Makefile to include it, but it doesn't seem
> to be available at the point of executing Package/oprofile/install:
Oops, I totally messed up ;)
oprofile requires vmlinux,
2013/8/9 Felix Fietkau :
> On 2013-08-09 9:44 AM, Rafał Miłecki wrote:
>> ---
>> oprofile requires System.map, which is not included in the OpenWrt
>> image. I tried to modify Makefile to include it, but it doesn't seem
>> to be available at the point of executing Package/oprofile/install:
>>
>> in
On 2013-08-09 9:44 AM, Rafał Miłecki wrote:
> ---
> oprofile requires System.map, which is not included in the OpenWrt
> image. I tried to modify Makefile to include it, but it doesn't seem
> to be available at the point of executing Package/oprofile/install:
>
> install -d -m0755
> /home/zajec/o
2013/8/9 Rafał Miłecki :
> Then I tried profiling iperf client with the following command:
> readprofile -r; iperf -c 192.168.1.218; readprofile | sort -nr
Forgot the log.
--
Rafał
readprofile.log
Description: Binary data
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2013/8/8 Hauke Mehrtens :
>> Should I play with some profiler?
>> /proc/profile (and readprofile user space tool) doesn't support
>> profiling modules :(
>
> You can compile bgmac into the kernel, the results you get should be the
> same as you would get for the module. You just have to change
> ta
---
oprofile requires System.map, which is not included in the OpenWrt
image. I tried to modify Makefile to include it, but it doesn't seem
to be available at the point of executing Package/oprofile/install:
install -d -m0755
/home/zajec/openwrt/openwrt.git/build_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.33.2
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