Hi,
on Asus WL500 gp V2, Backfire (svn revision #21506)
I have the following problem:
Connected a Creative webcam (driver gspca_zc3xx) without problem. After some
time of using, got the following error (messages on the console):
zc3xx: probe 2wr ov vga 0x
Hi
I started mountd, and seems perfect at first sight. :-)
I have running an application writing the mounted disk (external USB HDD, with
ext3 fs) all the time.
I found two problems:
-- mountd re-mounts sometimes:
...
May 15 14:10:06 OpenWrt user.crit mountd[1241]: /tmp/run/mountd/sda2 has
exp
Hi,
Some kernel parameters can be configured in 'make menuconfig', but not all of
them. The full configuration is in 'make kernel_menuconfig', but its content
differs from the other one. What happens if they are configured differently?
Regards
K. Gy.
> Well, if you can reproduce the problem with ls, you can start
> debugging the kernel and figure out, what exactly allocates that much
> memory and maybe prevent it in some way.
In the case of my 'ls' problem the memory allocation is correct, the memory
really runs out, but i think that the syste
Hi,
After a long time of running, i found that there are a lot of dropbear-*
directories left in the directory /tmp/. I think they should be deleted at
exit of the corresponding dropbear session.
Currently, i delete they regularly.
Is there any better idea?
Am i configured something wrong?
Her
> Besides that, I would suggest to kill mjpg-streamer from time to time
> and restart it with a different output directory.
I tried it but the time of the crash is not determined exactly: sometimes it
occures sooner. So, the system will crash for sure, sooner or later.
I want to participate in re
> OK, wanted to be sure that we are hunting a real bug. Did you check that
> the files are actually written to that disk?
Yes, it is written. I sent another email about executing a simple 'ls' command
on that directory (or any other one containing a lot of files) also leads to
crash. I suppose th
> Where is the output of mjpg-streamer written to? It looks like it is
> using ram disk or (slow) flash memory. Make sure it is on the hard disk.
Sorry, i forgot to mention that there is a link:
/data -> /mnt/xxx/
which point to the HD.
> What is the rate of data being written? If, for some reason
Hi,
At last i could create symbolic backtrace (attached).
The hardware is an Asus WL500GP-V2, a 160 Gb HD (on USB), a UVC webcam
(Logitech Quickcam Sphere).
The commandline is:
mjpg-streamer -i "input_uvc.so -f 25 -r 320x240 -l off" -o "output_file.so -r
/data/jpeg"
128Mb swap is used.
Some co
> Hi,
> I have some problems with my kernel, so i got call traces frequently. :-(
I just sent this mail accidentally. Sorry.
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Hi,
Sorry, i sent the first half of this mail accidentally.
I have some problems with my kernel, so i got call traces frequently. :-(
The problem is that i don't know how to get symbolic backtrace. I enabled the
"Compile the kernel with symbol table information" option, but i got such
backtrace
Hi,
I have some problems with my kernel, so i got call traces frequently. :-(
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> Although there is still enough free memory, probably the memory is
> entirely fragmented and it cannot allocate a large block?
What size of block does it need? I think it cannot be larger than one file
(~30...80k). I cannot imagine that it cannot be allocated. Or, if it occures,
only the mjpg-s
Hi,
I tried to use mjpg-streamer and it is working properly - except that after
recording ~30 frames (~6 hours recording) the kernel crashes. It kills all
processes with a strange "out of memory" message. I printed the memory info
about one minute before crash (date, cat /proc/meminfo, and
> Most important is "Compile the kernel with symbol table information" under
> "Global build settings".
> This will resolve all hex addresses to their related names.
I set that option [*], but no more information is printed.
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> Compile a kernel with debugging enabled, this is pretty much worthless
There are a lot of options under debugging in the config. I enabled all of
them, but the result hangs during boot.
Which one must be enabled?
Thx
K. Gy.
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Hi,
Is there any possibility to get the wifi working on Asus WL500gP v2 hardware
and 2.6 kernel?
Regards
K. Gy.
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Hi,
I have Asus WL500gP V2 hardware.
I compiled the latest kernel (svn rev. #19881) and find that at first boot the
kernel always crashes. After the second boot it is running well.
I have a lot of modules compiled in, but removing them seems not resolve the
problem. A simple configuration also
> This usb2 core requires the ehci driver (usb2) and the ohci driver
> (ohci). The ohci driver initializes the core. The uhci driver doesn't
> apply to this hardware.
Installing ohci solved the problem!
BTW i read on the net that only usb2 is necessary - which is not
true, accordingly.
Many thank
> You could start with providing some more informations.
> like: dmesg output, lsmod output, /proc/bus/pci, logread and whatever
> else seems useful.
The boot log and the directory contents of /sys/bus/pci/ are attached. The
command lspci says nothing. Maybe problems with pci? The 'Support for PCI
Hi,
I have a Asus WL500GPv2 and i would like to use its USB with 2.6 kernel.
I downloaded the recent version of openwrt-brcm-2.4-
squashfs.trx and everything works well, including the USB.
The recent version of openwrt-brcm47xx-squashfs.trx (2.6
kernel) does not identify the USB system at all. I
Hi,
I have OpenWrt (Kamikaze 8.09) on Asus WL500GP with kernel version 2.6.25.17.
Using the firewall I found that after manual restart (/etc/init.d/firewall
restart) the ppp interfaces can be set up incorrectly. I have only one ppp0
interface, but the iptables (iptables -L -v) can conatin ppp0 an
Hi,
I have Asus wl500gp with Kamikaze, 2.6.25.17 kernel.
If a USB stick is plugged in, it is mounted at /mnt/usbdrive automatically.
The problem is that if another USB stick is plugged then it is also mounted
at the same directory automatically. There must be problem in the
automounter.
Regard
Hi,
I have OpenWrt (Kamikaze 8.09), and 'opkg install xx' says:
* Only have 0 available blocks on filesystem /, pkg xx needs nnn
I had this error some time ago, and found that the option
option overlay_root /jffs
resolves this problem. But this version does not accept this option.
I
> How can I solve it?
I changed the entry
dest root /
to:
dest root /jffs
in the opkg.conf, and it works. After upgrading opkg it must be written back,
and the option "overlay_root" is accepted.
Thanx!
K. Gy.
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Hi,
The "opkg upgrade" upgraded my kernel from 2.6.25.19 to 2.6.28.5.
After reboot, the old kernel runs. What can I do to solve it?
I have Asus wl500gp.
Thanx in advance
K. Gy.
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I found something: there is an option "overlay_root" for opkg, which hopefully
solves this problem, but my one prints this message:
opkg_conf_set_option: Unrecognized option: overlay_root=/jffs
How can I solve it?
K. Gy.
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> It's a standard 'union' type filesystem - where you have a mounted drive
> which is readonly (this is often a compressed filesystem or a ROM
> filesystem), and you 'overlay' another mount point, which contains all the
> files that you modify. In this case jffs2 -which is a filesystem designed
>
Hi,
I have Asus wl500gp, and wanted to upgrade:
/# opkg upgrade
and got the following message:
...
* Only have 0 available blocks on filesystem / ...
...
the 'df' output is:
FilesystemSize Used Avail Use% Mounted on
rootfs1.4M 1.4M 0 100% /
/dev/root
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