* Roman Yeryomin [11.04.2014 10:45]:
> I would even use it if it really works...
For now, it boots fine via ethernet and/or Compact-flash
but only 1 ethernet-port is working.
my two ath5k-cards (R52) are not detected and it seems
to be somehow like this:
http://patchwork.linux-mips.org/patch/408
* Roman Yeryomin [11.04.2014 16:48]:
> > at the moment i dont have time for this, but if somebody like,
> > SSH-access and SSH to serial-line is possible (screen-session).
>
> Did you fix anything to boot it?
no, i just removed the broken-flag and started the build.
> Mine says (with both ext4
* Roman Yeryomin [11.04.2014 17:56]:
> Tried jffs2 image - same result.
> Could it be because I have 532A version? That one was with bigger RAM
> (64M) with no other differences (as far as I know).
> Images here:
> https://box.tet.rtu.lv/public.php?service=files&t=1ed7993af28d2878e315eb415bea45c5
* Roman Yeryomin [11.04.2014 20:18]:
> .and panicked about 10 minutes later:
> http://pastebin.com/vuABEvPE
we should made this discussion offlist via PM!
this crash is enforced from a special script, read
the log carefully: system_crashreboot() reason: olsrd missing
so dont mind, it's work
* Roman Yeryomin [11.04.2014 20:18]:
> > seems generating the rootfs is broken for you somehow.
>
> ptgen fault?
> I have 64bit environment if that matters...
please go into 'target/linux/rb532/image/gen_image.sh' and
before ptgen, insert this:
echo >>/tmp/BLA "OUTPUT=$OUTPUT KERNELSIZE=$KERNEL
* Nuno Gonçalves [16.04.2014 09:34]:
> Crash happens always after a dvb_usb_rtl28xxu stick is inserted for
> the 2nd time.
please run procd in debug-mode (hitting key '4') during bootup
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* Roman Yeryomin [16.04.2014 09:34]:
> Also pci seems to be broken as neither miniPCI slots nor VIA ethernet
> ports are not working:
can you please try to fiddle in:
http://patchwork.linux-mips.org/patch/4087/
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till r40402 we where probing jffs2_ready() before
writing to disc (e.g. new config-files).
what is the supposed way the handle that now?
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this script is mostly sourced, so we should try to keep the pollution
of the users environment as low as possible. make the var 'tmp' local
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sh/jshn.sh | 2 +-
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
diff --git a/sh/jshn.sh b/sh/jshn.sh
ind
* Yousong Zhou [23.04.2014 14:53]:
once upon a time 36ea10375db186bf10c13d89bbdc4cfb62bf5fcc, the idea
was NOT to abort because e.g. the user builts for a whole arch and
only "some" images are too big. (see the warnings)
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on some boxes we can see a high load, but i have
no idea, what the cause of this:
Mem: 27740K used, 1264K free, 0K shrd, 2160K buff, 9592K cached
CPU: 0% usr 0% sys 0% nic 97% idle 0% io 0% irq 1% sirq
Load average: 1.03 1.02 1.05 1/40 9974
PID PPID USER STAT VSZ %VSZ %CPU CO
* Bastian Bittorf [24.04.2014 09:07]:
thank you 'Luiz Angelo Daros de Luca',
the reason was khubd / a USB-issue. i did nothing, just waited
and it was "repaired" automatically. according to dmesg, there
was something USB-related, but without user-action:
http://www.in
without this patch the build breaks at iptables
Signed-off-by: Bastian Bittorf
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package/network/utils/iptables/Makefile |2 +-
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
diff --git a/package/network/utils/iptables/Makefile
b/package/network/utils/iptables/Makefile
index fd84772
. /etc/functions.sh
root@box:~ [ -e "/lib/functions.sh" ] && . /lib/functions.sh
root@box:~ . /lib/upgrade/platform.sh
root@box:~ . /lib/upgrade/common.sh
root@box:~ platform_check_image /tmp/myfirmware.bin
ash: bad number
root@box:~ echo $?
0
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i'am trying to change the ntpd-makefile via
vi ../packages/net/ntpd/Makefile
and adding the needing tweaks:
--enable-LOCAL-CLOCK --enable-RAWDCF
but no matter, when recompiling:
make package/ntpd/{clean,compile} V=s
i cannot see that 'config.h' has changed:
/home/bastian/owrtbuild/openwrt/build_
dnsmasq: bump to 2.71
this is a bugfix-release, see
http://lists.thekelleys.org.uk/pipermail/dnsmasq-discuss/2014q2/008538.html
Signed-off-by: Bastian Bittorf
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1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)
diff --git a/package
* Bastian Bittorf [25.04.2014 15:51]:
> without this patch the build breaks at iptables
to make it a bit cleaer:
when trying to build without IPv6:
# CONFIG_IPV6 is not set
# CONFIG_PACKAGE_6relayd is not set
# CONFIG_PACKAGE_odhcp6c is not set
# CONFIG_PACKAGE_odhcpd is not
* valent.turko...@gmail.com [23.05.2014 11:22]:
> So 92Ah is much too big, but is 7Ah too small? Does anybody have experience
> with batteries and solar power?
i have and: it depends (TM)
look out for you _local_ "Solar Radiation" and Temperature.
here in Germany during wintertime we have no use
I found an interesting product for ~25 Euro which
is build around a RT5350F but it useless / has a
bad software design 8-) so it makes so sense to install
OpenWrt on it:
Edimax SP-1101W (EU)
FCC ID: QBL-RTSPO120-0
maybe this or next week i will play with it and
fill a wiki-page.
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because i was getting a lot of private mails regarding the inside,
here are some pictures. i will get better ones, if the photograph
next to me is in the office again 8-)
http://www.intercity-vpn.de/files/edimax-1101w/
(upload is in progress)
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while writing the hotplug-thingy for OLSRd2, i have issues:
according to http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/techref/hotplug
the var $INTERFACE is the name (given by user, e.g. 'mylan')
and $DEVICE is the real physical one (e.g. 'eth0.1').
but i can see 'ifup'-events with INTERFACE = 'cfg0f4d8f'.
this ma
i made some better pictures, but still no progess:
http://intercity-vpn.de/files/edimax-1101w/DSC_3729.JPG
http://intercity-vpn.de/files/edimax-1101w/DSC_3730.JPG
http://intercity-vpn.de/files/edimax-1101w/DSC_3731.JPG
http://intercity-vpn.de/files/edimax-1101w/DSC_3732.JPG
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i have a router here with 400 vlan-interfaces.
i'am still not happy, that an hotplug-event triggers a lot of unneccesary
action.
i see at least 3 possibilities reduce the load:
(beside the upcoming procd-interface job)
1)
each script implements something like:
#!/bin/sh
/etc/init.d/$daemon enab
* Weedy [06.06.2014 09:23]:
> On 5 Jun 2014 04:19, "Bastian Bittorf" wrote:
> > 3)
> > during bootup or '/etc/init.d/$daemon enable' we build a directory for
> > enabled scripts. while we are at it, we can e.g. call 'ifup'/$ACTION if the
* Felix Fietkau [09.06.2014 21:23]:
[...]
> For this trigger we can add a time delay, which will aggregate events.
> Once that is implemented correctly, 400 ifup events in rapid succession
> will lead to only one series of init script calls instead of 400.
> With that approach, such micro-optimi
* Luka Perkov [26.06.2014 14:24]:
> + [ $enabled = 0 ] && return
This can also be 'true' or 'false' or 'disabled'.
I see, that other packages are also doing it like this,
but i remeber there was an uci-thingy() doing that, wasn't it?
bye, bastian
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From: Bastian Bittorf
Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2011 16:57:17 +0200
Subject: [PATCH 1/5] cleanup: we don't need to pass a path/filelist to a function, if it's hardcoded there anyway
---
package/base-files/files/etc/i
> Please post the 5 patches on the mailing-list so we can more easily
> comment on
> them.
Comment for your proposal regarding patch1:
Having the module-path configureable, is easy possible,
but should ofcourse be respected in the function, which
was not in the old code. But IMHO only the functio
Subject: [PATCH 2/5] cleanup: use -ash builtins to iterate through list of
files and insmod the content. we don't need to check, if the dir exists or is
filled, if there are no files it simply does not nothing. my internal
benchmarks has shown, that there is a speed-difference for old and newsty
Subject: [PATCH 3/5] logging: if insmod'ing fails we push this to syslog. this
is far better, than the oldstyle where we had no feedback at all
---
package/base-files/files/etc/functions.sh |2 +-
1 files changed, 1 insertions(+), 1 deletions(-)
diff --git a/package/base-files/files/etc/fun
Subject: [PATCH 4/5] cleanup: it's shorter and maybe better readable, but
relies on the fact, that kernel-modules (name) begin with a letter
---
package/base-files/files/etc/functions.sh |4 +---
1 files changed, 1 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)
diff --git a/package/base-files/files/etc/func
Subject: [PATCH 5/5] cleanup: rename the function to make it clear, that we
attempt to load kernel_modules and not just another port or openwrt
---
package/base-files/files/etc/functions.sh |2 +-
package/base-files/files/etc/init.d/boot |2 +-
2 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deleti
I'am unsure if this is needed, but it cold look like this...
>From 386cc0ec4a81b40234a799056c7c391f3b419916 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Bastian Bittorf
Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2011 18:27:45 +0200
Subject: [PATCH 6/6] configureable path
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> I would rather let it accept an argument so the day we change the
> path we
> don't have to change the function and just replace occurences of
> the script
> instead.
Are you agree with patch6, which implements this?
As far I can see, only one script (/etc/init.d/boot)
uses this function. Wil
> I think patch 6 proposes too much configurability, so let's just do
> it that way
> instead:
>
> function load_modules() {
> local dir=${1:-/etc/modules.d}
> ...
>
> }
This is the same like proposed, ist'nt it? Where is the difference?
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> I don't think you understood. I know how to build *a* version of
> OpenWrt. I don't know how to build *the* version that created a
> snapshot.
If you "simply" want to be GPL-compliant,
you can build your image and _then_ make
an archiv of the hole builddir. so you have
all downloaded sources f
> I don't think you understood. I know how to build *a* version of
> OpenWrt. I don't know how to build *the* version that created a
> snapshot.
If you "simply" want to be GPL-compliant,
you can build your image and _then_ make
an archiv of the hole builddir. so you have
all downloaded sources
> This is better than nothing, but I suspect won't fit on a single
> DVD :(. It is also unpleasant for the recipient, for instance they
i just tried to tar.bz2 my hole openwrt-dir including
staging + dl: it nearly fits on a CD...(800mb).
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6 megabytes RAM (or lower) are then
useable again, which is really a pity at the moment,
e.g. we cannot use 'opkg list | grep foo' at time of
writing on these devices without triggering the oom-killer.
Next step will be a uci-configureable disksize.
Signed-
hi devs,
for having a better way not to lost a router i like to
use /dev/watchdog from a shell script. the reason is this:
Sometimes the oom-killer removes important tasks like
ssh + httpd + routing + cron but leaves the watchdog-petting on,
so the device is running, but in fact lost.
A better w
> I think jow wrote something like this already, see:
> http://luci.subsignal.org/trac/browser/luci/trunk/contrib/package/freifunk-watchdog
>
Interesting, but has the same design-issue like already mentioned:
if the oom-killer is working it will likely kill the freifunk-watchdog and
crond,
so to
> > A better way would be IMHO to use a cron.minutely which fire's
> > an ioctl to /dev/watchdog. if crond is removed, the device
> should
> > reboot. so i need a way to invoke an ioctl from shellscript.
>
> I think this doesn't work.
in our special case it would work, because all "daemon-checkin
> > would'nt it be senseful to adjust "START=01" to
> /etc/init.d/watchdog
> > and place something like this?
> >
> > pid="$( pidof watchdog )"
> > echo "1000" >/proc/$pid/oom_score_adj
>
> yeah, could do this.
I did this on my boxes, but it does not help.
Again a device is _pingable_, but all
> > # call this in cron.minutely
> > watchdogger -d /dev/watchdog --kick
> >
> > # do all checks with cron-called scripts
> >
> > if cron fails, the watchdog will reboot the device.
> > if you are more conservative, use timeout 900
>
> What about just using panic_on_oom?
then we are busted 8-) se
> An OOM is not considered to be a panic by default afaik.
yes, it's only a seldom behaviour
> Regarding your cronjob idea; won't work imo. Many (most?) watchdog
> drivers do not support >= 60 second intervals.
thats the smallest problem:
#!/bin/sh
watchdogger -d /dev/watchdog --kick
sleep 30
w
> kernel.panic = 3 means that the kernel will reboot 3 seconds after
>
> getting a panic. OOM is not a condition to trigger a panic by
> default,
> unless you set panic_on_oom=1. So if you get the following
> situation :
>
> OOM will cause a panic
> panic will cause a reboot in 3 seconds.
>
> k
, was just a random mtd-error)
Some things to discuss:
* built 'verify'-option into mtd for fearful poeple
* does mtd really throws an exitcode != 0 in case of an error?
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> cause is, but what I have seen is that the mtd utility
> needs to retry sometimes, and that [e] condition
> is a temporary "Out of memory" error. At least, on ar71xx.
out of memory doesnt satisfy me.
on our boxes we remove all (!) running
programs and unload all (!) kernel-modules
before invok
> It also means that sysupgrade would loop forever in case of a
> really
> fatal issue, like when the image is too large for the given mtd
> partition.
maybe we should limit the loop to X times?
> I'd say the mtd util should perform 3-5 consecutive tries in case
> of a
> block erase problem and t
> That would still mean needlessly rewriting good blocks X times.
> Your loop approaches the problem several layers too high.
you are right.
so "just" the error-handling within the
sysupgrade-script. fire telnet + landev?
(because reboot = dead/brick)
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> My machine too has significant free memory, but I suspect
> the memory relates to some kernel memory issues, rather
> than megabytes of free user space memory.
>
> Chill. And I recommend use of your shift key ;-)
Thanks for your feedback. I'am fine with shift 8-)
and just misunderstood you...
* Gary Li <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [18.08.2008 13:30]:
>
> In my application, I want to check the status of WAN connection.
I think you want to know, if there is a working internet-
connectivity, if so - check the freifunk-firmware at
/usr/sbin/cron.minutely :
http://download-master.berlin.freifunk.
> The difference is that I use the kernel 2.6.25.15
seems to be fixed with r13025, and works in
'sta' and 'ap'-mode, but not in 'adhoc' - needs some testing.
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* Stephen Gutknecht (hilltx) [19.12.2008 16:45]:
> r...@openwrt:/# lspci -G
> Trying method 1..using /sys/bus/pci...OK
> Decided to use linux-sysfs
don't be shy: cat /proc/pci ?
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* Stefan Monnier [17.01.2009 05:00]:
> When is the following line from /etc/profile
>
> export HOME=$(grep -e "^${USER:-root}:" /etc/passwd | cut -d ":" -f 6)
>
> ever useful?
if $USER != 'root' ? or $USER is unset - is this possible at this stage?
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* Stefan Monnier [17.01.2009 05:45]:
> +if [ -x /bin/nice ]; then
maybe this is a better abstraction:
which nice >/dev/null && {
...
}
> +# This has real-time constraints, so let's at least tell the OS
> +# that this should have higher priority to avoid s
* Brian J. Murrell [21.01.2009 15:30]:
> restore" process? This is _exactly_ the kind of rigmarole I am talking
KISS! Just write an script which tar->gzip->uuencode's your prefered
config-files
into nvram-partition (if your hardware has one), which is (if existent) restored
at firstboot (just
* Brian J. Murrell [21.01.2009 16:15]:
> On Wed, 2009-01-21 at 15:41 +0100, Bastian Bittorf wrote:
> >
> > KISS!
>
> Heh. KISS would have been leaving the config in the NVRAM as it was
> intended. :-)
only very few computersystems have NVRAM - thats why UCI was inven
* Amin Abdul [30.01.2009 16:45]:
>
> It seems that "tar -xjvf kamikaze_8.09_rc2_source.tar.bz2" command is failing
> with the following error message:
>
> bzip2: (stdin) is not a bzip2 file.
maybe its just an gzipped tar, try:
tar -xvzf kamikaze_8.09_rc2_sou
* Frédéric Moulins [08.04.2009 12:45]:
> Forcing softled parameter can be harmful with some cards.
>
> - config_get_bool softled "$device" softled 1
> + config_get_bool softled "$device" softled
which cards make problems and:
wouldn't it be better to add an source-comment
* Vasilis Tsiligiannis [21.05.2009 00:00]:
> + for dev in $(awk '{ print $1 }' /proc/net/hostap/"$device"/wds); do
> + [ -f "/var/run/wifi-${dev}.pid" ] &&
> + kill "$(cat "/var/run/wifi-${dev}.pid")"
> + ifconfig "$dev" down
> + unbridg
* Vasilis Tsiligiannis [21.05.2009 12:45]:
> Στις Thursday 21 May 2009 11:33:27 ο/η Bastian Bittorf έγραψε:
> > please use only AWK, if really needed.
>
> Thanks for your suggestion to improve hostap.sh ! I've dumped awk and use
> read
> to get the wds lines.
please
AFAIK the blocksize is fixed/hardlocked for this flashchip to 64k.
Ever played with 'printk-patch' or similar things the get a smaller kernel?
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Next steps, before delivering a patch, is to test
some 'complex' setups and cleanup the code and also
translate 'route' to 'ip route' and 'arp' to 'ip neigh'.
bye, Bastian Bittorf
this is the bootlog of on r16356 without &#x
anymore - and you can do
much more things with 'ip', even some things you can
only do with 'ip' and ofcourse using 'ip' is like
writing poetry... [1]
bye, Bastian Bittorf
[1] some examples poems:
ip route list exact 10.63.0.0/24 table dyngw
ip add address 10.63.12.
* Vasilis Tsiligiannis [18.06.2009 21:15]:
>
> Try removing 'route' too (-ifconfig-route+ip). 'route' can be replaced by
> 'ip'
> also, if this function is implemented in busybox.
-ifconfig -route -arp
+ip
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are only sourced if needed...
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to to wrapper at boottime, to avoid such things?
other ideas?
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in /www/ifconfigwrapper_log.txt
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> Luigi Mantellini wrote:
> > toolchain... it seems to work fine but I interrupted the compilation
> > (today is sunday... and I need to see also the sun).
The 'sun' is always under the desk.
(in fact it's a full featured 2 x ultra-sparcII with maximum RAM)
If you really want to see it, just pla
hi folks,
today i successfully tried a snapshot (r18405)
and was very lucky to have an working opensource
broadcom driver, which uses minstrel rate selection
algo, is stable and fast. (only ibss/adhoc-mode tested)
sadly it is not possible to use debugfs for mac80211,
this dir is empty: /sys/kerne
* Felix Fietkau [15.11.2009 23:40]:
> >
> > today i successfully tried a snapshot (r18405)
> > and was very lucky to have an working opensource
> > broadcom driver, which uses minstrel rate selection
> > algo, is stable and fast. (only ibss/adhoc-mode tested)
the great news are:
olsrd + massive
> +case "$ACTION" in
> +add)
> +[ -n ${PRODUCT} ] &&
> +[ -n ${INTERFACE} ] &&
please use quotes.
> +[ "${PRODUCT}" = "4e8/6761/1" ] &&
> +[ "${INTERFACE}" = "255/0/0" ] && {
> +/usr/sbin/madwimax -qof
ATM is a very cheap device available, named in Subject for 8 Euro each.
The wikipage explains some details:
http://oldwiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs(2f)Hardware(2f)T(2d)Com(2f)Speedport_W500V.html
but not, which image to flash.
I have compiled Kamikaze_trunk for brcm63xx-arch / kernel 2.6 / b43-wif
not openwrt-specfic, but:
is there a simple (small_footprint) solution for
checking a digital signature without installing
openssl? opkg would use GnuPG + openssl, right?
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* Eric Cooper [02.12.2009 23:50]:
kick the oldstyle wlc and use trunk/b43.
post your /etc/config/wireless + network
have you unbridged lan + wifi?
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* Eric Cooper [03.12.2009 19:20]:
>
> config 'wifi-iface'
name it: config 'wifi-iface' 'myAP'
> LAN configuration
> config interface lan
> option type bridge
comment this to throw away the bridge
> option ifname "eth0.0"
> option protostatic
> option ipa
* Ugur DOGRU [08.12.2009 13:40]:
>
> 1/ hush needs "eval" to substitute string.
> 2/ hush doesn't handle line concatenation : "\"
> 3/ hush crashes if two scripts include each other. (uci_firewall.sh and
> /etc/hotplug.d/iface/20-firewall includes each other)
Thanks for your work - is there any
* Benjamin Henrion [10.12.2009 14:30]:
>
> It is a pain to have to setup its own webserver if you want to install
> packages for openwrt-uml.
Just run 'httpd -h /mydir' and place your packages there.
It's not openWRT's fault, that your windows does not have a simple httpd.
bye, Bastian.
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* Alina Friedrichsen [17.12.2009 18:00]:
>
> Is there a reverse foreach? I need it for adding the IPv6 addresses in
> the right order. The main ip must be added at last.
hi alina - at the moment i use this for reversing:
output_list | sed '1!G;h;$!d' | actions
maybe this is also a workaround f
* Matthias Buecher / Germany [01.02.2010 18:20]:
>
> # check if client connection
> - ps | grep -e "^[ ]*${pid} " | grep "${PROG}" >/dev/null
> + ps | grep -e "^[ ]*${pid} " | grep -q -e "${PROG}"
> if [ $? -eq 0 ]
>then
I prop
* Matthias Buecher / Germany [02.02.2010 18:00]:
>
> Thanks Bastian, for your input. Much cleaner approach.
>
> What about the follwing (works fine on my router):
>
> grep -q -e "${PROG}" "/proc/${pid}/cmdline" && {
> append ignore "${pid}"
> break
> }
>
* Alexey I. Froloff [03.02.2010 00:00]:
> +#!/bin/sh
> +
> +add_opkg_conffiles() {
> + local file="$1"
> + find /usr/lib/opkg/info -name '*.conffiles' | xargs -r cat >> "$file"
> + return 0
> +}
seems complicated to me, why not:
cat /usr/lib/opkg/info/*.conffiles >>"$file"
bye, Ba
* Alexey I. Froloff [03.02.2010 09:10]:
> On Wed, Feb 03, 2010 at 08:59:04AM +0100, Bastian Bittorf wrote:
> > > + find /usr/lib/opkg/info -name '*.conffiles' | xargs -r cat >> "$file"
> > seems complicated to me, why not:
> > cat /usr/lib/
* Matthias Buecher / Germany [03.02.2010 15:30]:
>
> Note, that it is a small "e" not a big "E", so not a regular expression.
sorry, you are right - didn't know this till now.
anyway...commit this 8-))) sorry for the noise...
bye, Bastian
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* Bas Mevissen [08.02.2010 11:20]:
>
> My 2 cents: compare the boot time between the jffs2 with and without the
> patch. Can you also give an example in the actual flash space saved by
> the patch?
boottime should'nt be affected, because bootpartition is squashfs,
only the writeable partition is
> Linux can hardly fit in a 2MB flash device, once you have opened the
Yes, but this text was written in the old times (2004?)
Linux is more and more modularized, so it is
comfortably possible to run it (customized)
with 4MB RAM and 512k of FLASH.
bye, Bastian
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> So in summary, it is IMO safe to assume that a device like a router with
> only 2Mbytes of non-volatile storage (flash) does not run Linux.
please read the thread again - you are wrong.
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* Janusz Krzysztofik [17.03.2010 15:00]:
> + return ret;
return $ret
works better i think 8-)
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today a started to explore crosscompiling a new/old wifi phone:
sorry, this is in german:
http://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/PHILIPS_VP5500_VoIP_Telefon
to make a long story short: 13 Euro for a good SIP-phone.
(color-display, camera, 64mb RAM, 64mb flash, linux,
wifi is capable of doing adh
* Jeremy Kerr [08.04.2010 04:40]:
> Add a config list to the 'config dnsmasq' section to specify fixed DNS
> addresses.
>
> For example:
>
> config dnsmasq:
> [snip]
> list address '/example.com/192.168.0.1'
>
> will result in the argument '-A /example.com/192.168.0.1' to the dnsm
* j...@phrozen.org [07.04.2010 19:20]:
Seems to me (not sure) that these devices share the same platform:
Philips VP5500/6500
Netgear WNR3500
Chumby One
> >it would be nice to compile some things, namely a static olsrd,
> >for this gadget using openWRT's build environment. How to begin?
How f
* Roberto Riggio [08.04.2010 19:00]:
some suggestions:
> + [ $enabled == 0 ] && exit 1
[ "$enabled" != "1" ] && exit
> + [ -f "$PIDF" ] && {
> + kill -9 $(cat $PIDF)
> + rm $PIDF
> + }
[ -f "$PIDF" ] && {
read PID <"$PIDF" # nonforki
* qecko [15.04.2010 12:20]:
> Of course it's possible to run OpenWRT from onboard flash but there
> are several reasons why i'm not doing so.
> First, you don't have to care about the size of the image - onboard
> flash is only about 4MB, my currently used microSD card is 2GB.
ok, but the initia
* Jo-Philipp Wich [28.04.2010 16:50]:
>
> A default firewall solution is needed before it can be made the default.
IMHO: apply alina's patches and set net.ipv6.conf.all.forwarding=1 by
default - hey, we are in trunk and wan't to play with the devices and
learn something. make a 'fat' warning in
* Matthias Buecher / Germany [30.04.2010 22:30]:
> Can OpenVPN be compiled to a smaller size?
nossl/nolzo - phew!
bye, Bastian
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* Chris Martin [04.05.2010 05:00]:
> >>
> >>> What is the reason for this limit? Is it because of a hardware issue, or
> >>> certain chip sets don't support more, or
> >>> just from an earlier time?
This is just an "more makes no sense" behaviour.
Here is an interesting hack to have 53000 SSID's
* Matthias Buecher / Germany [04.05.2010 16:30]:
> Can I save space in the flash mem when I add all needed packages
> directly to the image?
yes.
> Or is the JFFS2 compression as good as the compression of the read-only
> squashfs?
no. bye, Bastian.
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