Folks,
Now that the things are more clear to everybody, can all involved make
an effort to put the bits that are still not in place to make it fit in
the way OpenWrt is organized.
Oskari made very good points and above all he is willing to recognize
the parts where he dropped the ball and got
Le dimanche 19 janvier 2014, 15:43:31 John Crispin a écrit :
> > Yeah, well, the first time I introduced this patch, I gave a 8mb patch
> > that patches vanilla 3.12.2 kernel for 3.12.2y..
> > I was requested to divide patches from there to sets of patches. Well,
> > when I take 8 megabytes and sta
From: Ruediger Meier
backported from #37239 (9ae8016e)
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net/git/Makefile | 2 +-
net/git/patches/200-disable_fasthash.patch | 31 ++
2 files changed, 32 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
create mode 100644 net/git/patches/200-disable_fasthash
From: Ruediger Meier
To be applied to 12.09 branch. In trunk it's fixed already.
Ruediger Meier (1):
[packages] git: get rid of XDL_FAST_HASH, it does NOT work on
big-endian systems, and uname is no reliable way to determine
which arch will run git closes #13611
net/git/Makef
Hi Mark,
Yes, you're right. I want to make sure we have a unique configuration
for this machine without changing some existing code.
I'm a bit confused because the WNDR4300 is still marked as "broken".
So I decided to make a unique one. Also I can't check the image on the
WNDR4300 because lack
Also, if you turn on nfs mount support in busybox it won't build.
Although I don't believe that is necessary to use nfs. Something is
messed up with the dependencies.
On Sat, Jan 18, 2014 at 4:38 PM, jonsm...@gmail.com wrote:
> Can any get a remote nfs volume to mount from openwrt on git head?
>
deca1064 wrote:
> This patch adds platform machine support for the Netgear WNDR3700v4.
> Signed-off-by: Ralph Perlich
The WNDR3700v4 and WNDR4300 are almost identical, so much so that
nearly everything you’ve added here duplicates the definitions that
already exist for WNDR4300. I think it would
I have allowed testing by uploading binaries to a free hosting service.
Image is available at http://rpi-openwrt.host22.com/brcm2708/
and packages at http://rpi-openwrt.host22.com/brcm2708/packages
This package tree is also listed in image's opkg.conf in /etc -
It's not a production ready image
> While I understand the reasoning for your approach, it does not fit
> well into how OpenWrt's targets are organized. All targets using the
> same kernel branch are supposed to use the same kernel version, e.g.
> all targets using a 3.12 kernel are currently supposed to use 3.12.5.
> Then all patc
On Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 3:01 PM, Oskari Rauta wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>NAK, we wont merge a huge pile of random patch churn in one big blob.
>>please read the "submitting patches" guidelines
>>
>>John
>
> What huge pile? Like I earlierly said, this is NOT dependant of _any_ of my
> previous patches
On 19/01/2014 15:07, Oskari Rauta wrote:
>
> > Maybe I'm missing the point, but 3.12.2y is still a 3.12.2 kernel with some
> > added patches. There is no reason to
> > handle this version like another kernel version, force all bcm2708 devices
> > to use this kernel (Raspi may be the
> > biggest
> Maybe I'm missing the point, but 3.12.2y is still a 3.12.2 kernel with some
> added patches. There is no reason to
> handle this version like another kernel version, force all bcm2708 devices to
> use this kernel (Raspi may be the
> biggest provider for bcm2708 powerd board, it doesn't mean th
>Hi,
>
>NAK, we wont merge a huge pile of random patch churn in one big blob.
>please read the "submitting patches" guidelines
>
>John
What huge pile? Like I earlierly said, this is NOT dependant of _any_ of my
previous patches and this is 5K patch patching the following 4 files:
targ
Whatever way the patches have to be merged I'm sure they can be adjusted
to it. The important thing is that the work Oskari has been doing to
adjust OpenWRT to run stably on Raspberry Pi is the best so far. I have
been searching a lot recently for an stable image (specially regards to
the error
Hi,
NAK, we wont merge a huge pile of random patch churn in one big blob.
please read the "submitting patches" guidelines
John
On 19/01/2014 10:07, Oskari Rauta wrote:
> Fixes to my previously sent patch, for a reminder of what this does:
>
> - Uses "official" raspberry pi kernel sources f
Fixes to my previously sent patch, for a reminder of what this does:
- Uses "official" raspberry pi kernel sources for kernel when building image
for brcm2708(raspberry pi)
- Updates chosen kernel version to 3.12.7(y)
- To mark that we are using rpi kernel, kernel version is set to 3.12.7y
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