I found the following bug in the Backfire buildroot:
If package X is in a submenu, if it exist another package Y that
requires X, than X is not represented anymore in the submenu but at
the same hierarchy of this parent. Note that Y must exist and do not
need to be selected.
Because of this the s
Hello,
please can you resend to me the patch as attachment ? my email client
mangled the patch.
I will review it today. thanks
Saverio
2012/5/17 Moritz Warning :
> The tinc init script needs to know all valid options used in /etc/conf/tinc.
> This patch updates that list to tinc 0.18 (current
I applied your patch
https://dev.openwrt.org/changeset/31837
Saverio
2012/5/17 Moritz Warning :
> On 05/17/2012 09:56 AM, ZioPRoTo (Saverio Proto) wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> please can you resend to me the patch as attachment ? my email client
>> mangled the patch.
&
Looks like the committer for the OpenWRT package is Marek:
https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/packages/net/batman-adv
did you report this problem to him ?
bye :)
Saverio
2012/5/23 Pedro Nuno Costa Rodrigues :
>
> Hello, my name is Pedro, and I'm writing from Portugal.
>
> I would like to ask some
> No release is necessary. The OpenWrt stable maintainer(s) need to backport
> that fix to stable or you do it yourself or you use trunk.
Hello,
this conversation come out to be very interesting to me. I finally
realize why Ninux Pisa uses OpenWRT trunk and not a stable realease.
Marek may I ask
Thanks !
I included the patch in the Ninux firmware, as soon as I have it
tested I will report. However the patch looks so trivial that I would
ask to package maintainer to commit it immediatly :)
Moritz maybe you are interested in forking our git repository:
https://github.com/ninuxorg/nodogspla
Hello,
I found a bug ! :)
I need this block of configuration for olsrd:
LoadPlugin "olsrd_mdns.so.1.0.1"
{
PlParam "NonOlsrIf" "br-lan"
PlParam "TTL_Check" "true"
PlParam "MDNS_TTL" "20"
}
So I write this UCI syntax
config LoadPlugin
option library 'olsrd_mdns.s
Hello,
I just wanted to share that I found a version of the TP-Link
TL-WR1043ND with 16MB of RAM instead of 32MB. Watch out before buying
your router :)
I opened the case and the RAM chip is Hynix H5DU2562GTR-E3C
The version on the sticker in the outer case is v.1.0 (DE) but printed
in the inner
Hello,
at Ninux we bought a stock of new Ubiquiti Picostation m2hg and we
noticed that the radio does not work with backfire because the
processor is not anymore ar7140 rev 2 but AR7141 rev. 1 (at least this
is the only difference we spotted).
With trunk the radio works again, so we just wonder w
Do you have qos-scripts enabled ? maybe they are not properly configured.
Saverio
2011/7/31 jerry M :
> I installed OpenWRT r.27797 on DIR-601 (hw.A1).
> All pings from LAN to WAN have very high latencies which also vary a lot.
> For example, outbound ping to www.google.com normally has latency
Hello,
I'm upgrading olsrd to 0.6.2
I should keep this patch ? It was introduced because the output is
parsed by some web interface ?
https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/packages/net/olsrd/patches/200-txtinfo_gateways_formatting.patch
The txtinfo plugin changed a bit in 0.6.2.
http://olsr.org/git/?
Hello,
the following patch do not apply cleanly to olsrd 0.6.2
https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/packages/net/olsrd/patches/910-quagga_workaround_remove.patch
is the new version of olsrd fixing the problem so we can remove tha
patch from the OpenWRT feed, or the patch needs upgrading to compile
wi
I'm trying the patch Gioacchino,
so now config should look something like this ?
config mini_snmpd
option enabled 1
option ipv6 0
option community public
option location 'Via Gallia'
option contact 'ziopr...@gmail.com'
option interfaces 'lan'
> config mini_snmpd
> option enabled 1
> option ipv6 0
> option community public
> option location 'Via Gallia'
> option contact 'ziopr...@gmail.com'
> option interfaces 'lan'
> option interfaces 'wan'
I found my self to add more than one interface
> can you check if you can add that patch? It includes improvements for
> 6and4 operation and also for syetup of smartgw. I'm running olsrd 0.6.1
> with this patch for about half a year now and it works as expected here.
> It should apply clean to the init file because nothing was changed there
> a
Hello Nico,
i just applied a patch submitted by Manuel Munz.
https://dev.openwrt.org/changeset/29134
I tested this stuff in the last 24 hours and it works to me.
In the same time I was testing you updated the init.d file... I solved
the conflict ignoring your changes.
Using start-stop-daemon i
Hello Nico,
I tested and reworked Gioacchino's mini_snmpd patch to support uci
interfaces names instead of real interface names.
please check and commit. I would commit myself but I do not have
permission for that folder
ciao :)
Saverio
mini_snmpd.patch
Description: Binary data
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Hello,
from about 16 hours now I cannot browse smoothly dev.openwrt.org ..
most of the time I get
504 Gateway Time-out
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Hello,
I starting to work with git, maybe this link:
git://nbd.name/backfire.git
should be published here:
https://dev.openwrt.org/wiki/GetSource
I don't have rights to edit this wiki :)
thanks
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> Nice! The era of git-svn is finished :D
it is actually started from my point of view :)
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> Recordings?
> If you want to view the presentation later, please go to
> http://sc.superbetram.com/archive/
broken link :(
Regards
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Hello,
I know some of you were at the CCC camp.
At our Italian camp this August (http://camp.olografix.org) a dear
friend (Michele Favara Pedarsi) presented his video report on the CCC
camp.
Here is the link where the Italian hackers published it:
http://www.olografix.org/sapereaude/
Enjoy the
Hello,
sorry if this is strongly off topic
I'm trying to get in touch with the Iperf people
http://dast.nlanr.net/
but their web site is offline since several days (more than 2 weeks)
and also their email contact <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> bounces emails back to
me.
I have a patch to submit to mainli
> I'm wondering why the 8.09 RC1 announcement was not made here. It was
> made on the "forums" at
[..CUT..]
thanks for reporting on mailing list! I never read forums ...
maybe is time also to update the wiki/trac main page:
https://dev.openwrt.org/
*** there is also a 8.09 tag of the packages
>> *** there is also a 8.09 tag of the packages folder ?? ***
>> I think this is _VERY_ important!
> We decided to not tag packages for 8.09 until we introduce build
> system related API changes, so that 8.09 users can keep updating
> their packages.
> The feeds.conf.default was set up in a way th
> We decided to maintain packages outside of the release cycle, so that
> people always get the latest package updates, even when using the
> release branch.
Let me tell you this story first :)
At Ninux.org we tried to mantain a meta-package of OpenWRT, that was
supposed to configure the router to
> For the past couple of months, I have been marking spam on the wiki on a
> daily basis. (look under the username ChadHowell) I would like to take
[..CUT..]
At Ninux.org we had a big problem with spam on wiki.ninux.org. We also
use MoinMoin
After using a captcha for editing the pages _all_ the
> Rsync is open on openwrt.org, someone should make daily snapshots and mirrors.
>
> I think the whole mirror is something like 12GB.
Here you go:
http://aquila.netgroup.uniroma2.it/~saverio/openwrt-mirror/
It goes both IPv4 and IPv6
To sync I used:
rsync -av --delete --exclude '.*' --timeout=
> Here you go:
>
> http://aquila.netgroup.uniroma2.it/~saverio/openwrt-mirror/
any feedback ? Is anybody actually using it ?
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Hello,
I'm working on some packages [1] for OpenWRT and I run in the following problem:
I have this package "ninux-ipkg-brcm" that basically writes some
configuration files and modifies some init.d stuff.
The package compiles fine:
make package/feeds/ninux/ninux-ipkg-brcm-compile V=99
But when
Ehm, I received no answer and I'm stuck with this nasty problem :(
Maybe my explanation was unclear... so I try again:
There is a way to force a package to be installed after another
package when creating the firmware image ?
Thank you
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> Use "PKG_BUILD_DEPENDS". It works similiar to DEPENDS but is for compile time.
I know that feature but it does not solve my problem.
I have no problem when I do:
make -compile
but I have the problem when I do:
make -install
anyway I found a way out.
When the "install" process start, all th
> Some improvements for running the olsrd more easier with IPv6. So you can now
> for example run with two
> instances, one IPv6 and one IPv4, with IpVersion 6and4.
[..CUT..]
> Signed-off-by: Alina Friedrichsen
Hello Alina,
I'm testing the olsr 6and4 configuration.
I'm using OpenWRT 8.09 branc
> This is a quick fix for the HNA-Problem with the "6and4-Mode". I will
> hopefully get the time to
> rewrite and clean up the complete script in the next weeks. This patch is for
> get it working now.
thank you :)
Should the patch be included on the OpenWRT Trac attached to this
ticket: https:
> is there an easy way to compile everything, where compilation errors do
> not stop the compilation process?
> As manually removing a problem package and manually restarting is
> wasting a lot of time.
> All compilation errors should be stored in a log so that they can be
> checked afterwards.
I
https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/5356
I found a little bug and I opened a ticket on the trac.
Regards :)
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>> This is a quick fix for the HNA-Problem with the "6and4-Mode". I will
>> hopefully get the time to
>> rewrite and clean up the complete script in the next weeks. This patch is
>> for get it working now.
>
> thank you :)
>
> Should the patch be included on the OpenWRT Trac attached to this
> ti
>> > > Any comments, ideas, flames? I'm also hanging around on #openwrt as
>> > > moonflux.
Hello Malte,
Just a quick flame to have fun ;)
I see you are doing IPv4 and IPv6 firewall, it is very nice and I'm a
IPv6 supporter as well.
However, before using an IPv6 firewall I'd like to be able to
http://blog.ninux.org/2009/09/03/ninux-day-2009/
The Ninux.org team is glad to announce the first “Ninux Day”, the only
day that lasts a weekend ;)
A weekend surreal time slot on topics about wireless communities.
Under the same roof for the first time you’ll find hackers, geeks,
nerds, engineers
Hello,
asking on the olsrd-dev lists I've been told something like this was
missing, so I implemented it into a package feed. Sorry if you receive
this mail multiple times because you are subscribed to more mailing
lists.
adding the following feed:
echo "src-svn zzzninux
https://svn.ninux.org/sv
Please upgrade olsrd to 0.5.6-r6 also in 8.09 branch.
Necessary patch is attached.
Thank you
Saverio
Index: net/olsrd/Makefile
===
--- net/olsrd/Makefile (revisione 18046)
+++ net/olsrd/Makefile (copia locale)
@@ -9,13 +9,13 @@
inc
I compiled a firmware for Fonera with the current 8.09 branch r18049
and looks like WiFi is broken in ad-hoc mode.
Now I'm compiling again with tag 8.09.1 to see if the problem is
related to a recent changeset.
I'll keep you updated.
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> # opkg install kmod-sched
> Collected errors:
> * Packages were found, but none compatible with the architectures configured
I had the same problem with weekend upgrading some packages on same
devices running 8.09.1 tag, and packages were compiled using the trunk
toolchain.
I don't know exactl
> What is the proper way to support such build? Obviously, it can be
> easily done by creating two completely independent package
> specifications, but that would lead to unnecessary duplication.
look at the iperf package for an example:
https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/packages/net/iperf
it is on
Hello,
at Ninux.org we want to get rid of a our custom package that
configures the router for our network but introduces file collision
between packages.
I heard there is a script that is run at the first boot where we can
introduce some "uci set" commands ... what is the name if this script
?
t
>> Are there any other uml openwrt users out there? What are you doing
>> with the new uml releases (aside from developing openwrt?)
Hello,
sorry if you receive this email twice because you are in both mailing lists.
I successfully compiled a OpenWRT UML Image and used it in the Netkit [0]
I go
> very interesting!
> The page you mention has been linked from the Netkit web site:
> http://wiki.netkit.org/index.php/Labs_Links.
thanks ! :)
> About the tap, host-side setup is performed by the
> $NETKIT_HOME/bin/manage_tuntap script, and this is almost all that is
> required to get it running
> very interesting!
> The page you mention has been linked from the Netkit web site:
> http://wiki.netkit.org/index.php/Labs_Links.
Massimo there is a little wrong detail on the web site.
I did not use only the OpenWRT kernel. I used both OpenWRT kernel AND
filesystem ! :)
Saverio
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Alina wrote:
> I think the one IP per interface principle is a legacy thinking.
I agree with that, long time ago I opened this ticket:
https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/2829
is was IPv4 but it was the same problem.
Bastian wrote:
> PS: see you at 26c3!
I'll also be there ! :)
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I think I found a bug in scripts/kconfig.pl
looks like if I use the name openwrt-8.09.1-UML for the folder where I
have my buildroot the build process dies at "make target/linux"
look here:
save...@nordkapp ~/SORGENTI/openwrt-8.09.1-UML $ make V=99
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/saverio/SORG
Hello Nico,
I'm still testing some UML stuff, I understand now why I was not able
to compile the 8.09.1 tag on my x86_64 host.
I was able to compile trunk because there is patch from trunk:
https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/trunk/target/linux/uml/patches/002-gcc4_unfortify_source.patch
that patche
> I applied your patch in r19069 - sorry for the delay.
I don't understand if this patch changes how to write the configuration file
For example I have some blocks like this in my /etc/config/dhcp
config host macprosaverio
option name macprosaverio
option mac 00:23:6c:99:87:be
Is rsync at openwrt.org now closed ?
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The OpenWRT router was able to talk with other native IPv6 hosts (like
ipv6.google.com) because the traffic was arriving encapsulated in IPv4
packets with source $remoteip4.
But when you talk IPv6 with other 6to4 hosts the $remoteip4 is always
different. The following trivial patch fixes the probl
> 1) get the erlang package
> ./scripts/feeds install erlang
> output --> WARNING! No feed for package 'erlang' found, maybe it's
> already part of the standard packages?
Hey, this are the packages you are getting with 8.09.2:
https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/branches/packages_8.09/lang
the erlang
>> I'm trying to build OpenWrt for the UML-target on x86_64. While this works
>> fine on x86, on x86_64 machines I get the following error:
I had the same problem with UML, I fixed like this:
cd $trunk_dir$/staging_dir/toolchain-x86_64_gcc-4.1.2_uClibc-0.9.30.1/
ln -s lib lib64
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> And packets are sent by the laptop but not received by the nanostation
> according to tcpdump (attached) but they do if I use eth0 instead of eth1 to
> connect the laptop and the nanostation m5. Also I attach olsrd output with
> -d 3.
is eth1 inside the bridge ? Try without the bridge.
Saverio
Hello,
sorry for people receiving this email from different mailing list.
just to point out that olsr (stable) is changing a lot its
configuration file with new things/features.
UCI configuration and LuCI web interface should take care of new
configuration variable (like RtPolicy)
So next the u
Hello,
many of you already know about the Wireless Battle Mesh (2-6 June in Italy)
http://battlemesh.org/BattleMeshV3
Some devs from OpenWRT, like Nico, are in the organization of the event
the event has also a social character, we want to involve people in
free wireless, in community networks
> OpenWrt is still looking for more package maintainers. A list of
> current maintainers is located at
> https://dev.openwrt.org/wiki/packages . If you are interested please
> let me know and I will get you setup.
I can volunteer to maintain the OLSR package.
Travis, I'm going to write you offlist
> I've been trying to figure out how to setup a box behind my router (running
> Backfire) and make it publicly routable. This is needed since it is running
> services for which no properly working ALGs are available under Linux. I'm
> fairly sure there's something obvious I'm missing, so that's why
> I need to overwrite some configuration files, but the system overrides in
> alphabetical order.
Instead of overwriting config files that is not supported, you better
use the uci-defaults mechanism.
Put the script in /etc/uci-defaults/some-name and do the required uci stuff.
It will be evaluated
Why don't you use the OpenWRT toolchain and the OpenWRT packaging to
cross-compile ?
Saverio
2010/7/8 Airton Ishimori :
> Some problem with my Makefile ??
>
> OLSRD_PLUGIN = true
> PLUGIN_NAME = olsrd_test
> PLUGIN_VER = 0.1
>
> TOPDIR = ../..
> include $(TOPDIR)/Makefile.inc
>
> defaul
Once you telnet into it try to type "uname -a" and see if it is Linux ! :)
Saverio
2010/7/29 Stefan Monnier :
> I inherited from a DSL modem+router whose firmware describe as a "Solos
> 4610 RD / Solos 461x CSP v1.0", and telnet shows me a big
> `conexant' banner.
>
> Does anyone know such a bea
> I'm thinking it would be nice to have a "macro" package that selects a
> platform, boot format, packages on that platform, etc.
>
> For instance, being able to build a target called
> "net5501-asterisk-squashfs"... What are the steps to making this happen?
you can have a package that once selec
Are you compiling trunk ?
Make sure this patch is in your build:
https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/trunk/target/linux/uml/patches-2.6.34/002-gcc4_unfortify_source.patch
I had problem before with UML and 64bit machines (I was not using
trunk), when I backported this patch everything went ok
Saverio
https://dev.openwrt.org/attachment/ticket/6696/tmp.diff
any reason why this patch is not included in Backfire 10.03.1 ?
I'm using this patch compiling my firmware on the backfire branch, all
seems working good.
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>> any reason why this patch is not included in Backfire 10.03.1 ?
>
> Nobody demanded a backport yet.
At Ninux we are using hashlimit, and many times we recompile backfire
instead of using snapshots because we need that patch.
Backporting would be appreciated :)
Saverio
==
Announcing the Wireless Battle Mesh v4
(16-20 March 2011, Sant Bartomeu del Grau, Spain)
==
The next 'Wireless Battle of the Mesh' will take place from
Wed 16th till Sun 20
> I would really like to go - would there be interest in adding an
> adhoc-springtime-openwrt-developer meeting.
> I visited Guifi.net a few years ago, and it is a wonderful area with
> wonderful people.
even "user" meeting would be cool :) Because a lot of developers will
be there we can organize
> Can I assume openwrt supports multiple routing tables?
do you mean if OpenWRT supports to configure multiple routing tables
with the UCI schemas ?
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>>> Can I assume openwrt supports multiple routing tables?
>>
>> do you mean if OpenWRT supports to configure multiple routing tables
>> with the UCI schemas ?
>
> Yes. Or, if it does not, what could the best way to support this
> particular case.
I'm also interested in knowing this :)
Right now I
> I have found this http://wireless.kernel.org/en/developers/GSoC/2011/
> on ath9k page, i see that there isn't ideas posted, is it a good idea
> to fix ad-hoc + ap VAP combination on ath9k for google summer of code?
Gioacchino post it here:
https://lists.ath9k.org/mailman/listinfo/ath9k-devel
S
> The source tree is tagged. LuCI is tagged. But "packages" apparently isn't.
this thing of having packages feed tagged comes back from time to time.
in my opinion is that the developers community of OpenWRT has no
interest in keeping a tagged packages tree.
Saverio
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>> This patch adds initial support for the Aztech HW550-3G (Ralink RT3052f SoC,
>> 8MB flash, 32MB dram). Ethernet is not working yet. Wireless appears to
>> work fine. USB does not work yet (as with other Ralink boards).
At Ninux we found this stuff:
https://github.com/ago/openwrt
USB patches
> I do not understand: "we found this stuff:
> https://github.com/ago/openwrt";, "support to ralink, worthed to take a
> look ?".
>
> I have not tested theese patches. I have enabled my working copy of
> openwrt to support USB on ramips targets using DWC_OTG driver 2.72a
> 24-JUN-2008 avaliable in
> I would like to suggest that everyone joins -devel on irc this next
> sunday at 19:00 UTC to discuss the topic.
IRC meetings are good, but I think what is missing in this community
is some meetup face to face. I think when people know each other
directly then is much easier to understand each ot
> I have however a designed issue. At the moment a bash daemon periodically
> checks if the wan interface is up. If the check is positive then the mesh
> daemon
> advertise this gateway, otherwise the mesh interface is set as default
> route.
in the OLSR routing protocol implementation, we have a
> So the question - does anyone work on it already? Any results?
read from here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/openwrt-devel@lists.openwrt.org/msg08779.html
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It is here:
http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/start
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2011/4/28 Sven Bachmann :
> Hi there,
>
> I couldn't find an info on the web if this was already discussed, but
> does there exist a simple database (read: table in the wiki) which
> describes what target (AR7, BRCM...) to select for a specifi
Hello,
I was trying to commit the following but looks like my SVN account
does not have enough privileges because I get a "Access denied".
Probably my SSH private key is good only for the olsrd package.
Here the change I was try to commit, basically just delete empty
folders from packages/net bec
Hello,
following patch to Makefile updates tinc-vpn to upstream release 1.0.15.
I tested the patch and it compiles ok.
ciao,
Saverio
PS I have some issues with my svn+ssh access, looks like I cant commit
anymore :( Maybe I'm restricted only to olsrd folder ? How can I check
this out without do
> I starting a while ago to code basic support for the BCM53xx IPsec core,
> highly unfinished, but still cleaner than the original driver. It might be
> interesting to use a Google Summer of Code to finish this driver and get it
> merging into the mainline kernel.
Hi,
I'm probably about to a
Thanks for the answers :)
So we are talking about a driver to use a specific core of BCM53xx to
speed up IPSec crypto functions in the Kernel and handle a higher
thoughput on embedded devices when cryptography is on.
I know some people from Rome that worked on IPSec suite in the Linux
Kernel duri
>I can't seem to figure out how to either "mount" or uncompress the
> jffs2 filesystem that is produced by the OpenWRT compile.
I had your same problem some time ago... JFFS2 filesystem can't be
mounted in the obvious way :| You need a further step regarding the
mtd device
Here some good doc
Hello,
I found some papers in the Internet that talk about a software called
ART (Atheros radio test).
This tool looks perfect for characterize in the right way the response
in terms of frequency and power of miniPCI cards.
I googled a bit but I found no website of this software... maybe is
not
Hello,
the latest 2.6.25 kernel ships the ath5k wireless driver...
I saw that the latest OpenWRT trunk has Linux 2.6.25 but I cant find
ath5k in there :(
Any pointers ?
Is it yet possibile to use that driver and build the OpenWRT image for
the Fonera ?
Saverio
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Hello,
I'm doing some work on service discovery on wireless mesh networks with OLSR.
Unfortunately my work is stopped with this ticket :(
https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/3035
Does anybody have a working avahi on OpenWRT Kamikaze ?
Is it a Linksys WRT54GL problem only ? or the problem is present
After i read this:
http://www.mail-archive.com/openwrt-devel@lists.openwrt.org/msg01644.html
I tried to build a OpenWRT Kamikaze Image with LuCI
So I added the LuCI feed to feeds.conf and so on and I've done my
build for GATEWORKS AVILA
I set the password with "passwd" on the serial console. Whe
Here at Ninux.org (Rome) we have been playing with Ath5k and PCMCIA
atheros cards.
Using Linux 2.6.26 and this patch:
http://aquila.netgroup.uniroma2.it/~saverio/patch/ath5k_more_channels.patch
we have cards working at 2.7Ghz
It would be nice to see the Fonera working at that frequency.
I unders
Hello,
reading the discussion on web interfaces for OpenWRT I got confused about UCI.
Since I have not found any official OpenWRT page that documents UCI,
all this I'm going to say comes from various googling, and "hands-on"
boards with OpenWRT.
I thought UCI was a way to concentrate all the con
Florian, thanks for your answers.
> Yes, if you know how to modify madwifi accordingly, ath5k does not work with
> the Fonera because the Fonera does use AHB as the interconnection bus between
> the CPU and the Wi-Fi core, not PCI.
Oh, I see ... :(
Still, I can work at 2.7Ghz with ath5k with any
2008/7/19 Florian Fainelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi again Saverio,
>
> One of my colleague, Xavier, in copy of this email might be able to help you,
> with the porting of this patch to madwifi instead of ath5k.
>
> Maybe you can find a way together to make this 2.7 Ghz patch the Atheros WiSoC
> wi
This morning I was not able to compile OpenWRT due to this broken link
http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/dnsmasq-2.45.tar.gz
any hint where to download this tarball ? Looks like it is no where on
the Internet :(
thanks
Saverio
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>> This morning I was not able to compile OpenWRT due to this broken link
>>
>> http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/dnsmasq-2.45.tar.gz
Now it works :)
Saverio
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