[00:00] <joebush> monitoring /proc/sys/reset
[00:00] <Dabian> s/pts/pt/
[00:01] <joebush> my reset button doesn't seem to change the contents of /proc/sys/reset
[00:01] <donlaverty> there is nothing wrong with that dabian - i don't know a way without polling either - i just told joe not to use it without sleep 1 in a script
[00:02] <joebush> like I said, doesn't work for me at all
[00:02] <Dabian> donlaverty : Ahh .. very sound advise indeed! :-)
[00:03] <Dabian> joebush : You should keep the button pressed for a while.
[00:03] <joebush> even if not in a script ;)
[00:03] <joebush> I did
[00:03] <Dabian> ok
[00:03] <joebush> no change
[00:03] <Dabian> joebush : Which wrt have you?
[00:03] <joebush> 500gd
[00:04] <Dabian> like mine?
[00:04] <Dabian> ASUS WL-500gd ?
[00:04] <joebush> yes
[00:04] <Dabian> Are there different models?
[00:05] <Dabian> joebush : You did run the script, right?
[00:05] <Dabian> (or reboot the wrt)
[00:07] <stockholm> hi!
[00:08] <stockholm> i dont manage to get ssh-private/public key login on my wrt54g box with whiterussion r5 to work
[00:08] <stockholm> is that a known issue?
[00:08] <donlaverty> no stockholm - that is a mistake
[00:09] <stockholm> donlaverty: *my* mistake?
[00:09] <donlaverty> indeed
[00:09] <[olli]> stockholm, works fine here
[00:09] <stockholm> i would like to believe so, but i dont get helpfull debug output from dropbear
[00:09] <joebush> is this a fresh install?
[00:09] <stockholm> joebush: quite fresh
[00:10] <stockholm> some minor customisation
[00:10] <joebush> already logged in with telnet and changed password?
[00:10] <stockholm> yes, i have apasswork
[00:10] <stockholm> and i can ssh into the box with that password
[00:10] <joebush> so, you can't login with telnet either now?
[00:10] <joebush> oh
[00:10] <donlaverty> you did the followin: scp id_rsa.pub myrouter:
[00:11] <joebush> what was the problem then?
[00:11] <Dabian> joebush : Does this turn any of your leds? : echo -en "\001\000\000\000" >/dev/gpio/out
[00:11] <stockholm> donlaverty: no, i did: root@petrus2:~# cat | nvram set authorized_keys="$(cat -)"
[00:11] <donlaverty> cat id_rsa.pub > /etc/dropbear/authorized_keys
[00:11] <donlaverty> chmod 600 /etc/dropbear/authorized_keys
[00:12] <donlaverty> chmod 700 /etc/dropbear
[00:12] <stockholm> then i added a bit of logic to have it generate a .ssh dir in /tmp
[00:12] <stockholm> donlaverty: if that works, great, i will do that
[00:12] <donlaverty> stockholm: just read the article in the wiki
[00:12] <donlaverty> it is not that hard
[00:12] <stockholm> donlaverty: i wanted to have it in nvram to have it accross upgrades
[00:13] <joebush> the front on mine doesn't have a dmz either
[00:13] <joebush> Air (fancy for WLAN), WAN, LAN[1-4]
[00:13] <donlaverty> but actually doing as i told you will work aswell
[00:13] <joebush> Oh, and PWR :)
[00:13] <Dabian> I guess we could use another led.
[00:13] <Dabian> Yeah :)
[00:13] <Kaloz> *poke*
[00:13] <Dabian> Kaloz! :)
[00:13] <Kaloz> anyone here has a wla-g54/wbr-g54?
[00:14] <crazy_imp> Dabian: /dev/gpio# echo 1 > out
[00:14] <crazy_imp> Segmentation fault, but it causes that the powerled starts blinking, and the dmz led turned on (wrt54g)
[00:14] <joebush> I was more curious as to why /proc/sys/reset isnt' effected by the button
[00:14] <Dabian> interesting
[00:14] <donlaverty> if you want to you can write a startup script that overwrites /etc/dropbear/authorized_keys each time you boot the rooter
[00:14] <Dabian> joebush : It *should* be...
[00:14] <joebush> exactly
[00:14] <crazy_imp> Dabian: yes, and it didn't turn of with echo 0, just a segfault
[00:15] <Dabian> crazy_imp : You need to type the command exactly like this:
[00:15] <Dabian> (well, there may be other ways .. but ..)
[00:15] <Dabian> echo -en "\001\000\000\000" >/dev/gpio/out
[00:16] <crazy_imp> Dabian: the leds still doing the same like before
[00:17] <crazy_imp> (but no segfault)
[00:20] <joebush> hmm, the file is now empty (had a stream of D's before)
[00:20] <joebush> and no led changes
[00:20] <donlaverty> joe: try checking /proc/sys/button for changes when hitting reset
[00:20] <joebush> hmm
[00:21] <joebush> don't have a /proc/sys/button
[00:22] <Dabian> joebush : Are you sure you really press the reset? Sum times you'd need a pensil or a stick..
[00:22] <Dabian> (Don't break anything though. ;-)
[00:22] <joebush> no, it's pretty easy
[00:23] <joebush> well, I can try again to be sure
[00:23] <joebush> one sec
[00:23] <Dabian> while true; do sleep 1 ; cat /proc/sys/reset ; done
[00:24] <Dabian> joebush : If you still have the problem, I would reboot the wrt.
[00:25] <joebush> noithing
[00:26] <joebush> A reboot isn't going to make the button update /proc/sys.reset ;)
[00:26] <joebush> typo
[00:27] <Jonek02> I have tried upgrading my OpenWrt on Asus Wl500gd using the mtd command to olegs firmware. I used the reboot option, but it did not reboot
[00:27] <joebush> pull the power
[00:27] <Jonek02> now i just get a segmentation fault when isuing the reboot command
[00:27] Action: Jonek02 can't, since i am not on the site ;-)
[00:27] <crazy_imp> Dabian: interesting, different hardware return different results if i doing cat /dev/gpio/(in/out/outen/control)
[00:28] <Jonek02> I also tried init 6, but thats just the same.
[00:28] <Jonek02> Will pull the plug tomorrow, but just wondered if there was a way using commandline
[00:30] <Jonek02> maybe something with cp /dev/null /proc/...something ...
[00:31] <crazy_imp> Dabian: can you explain me what: "echo -en "\000\000\000\000" > out" does (just the part with the \000\....,) and why this line is turning the wlan led at my wrt54g on, and why does echo -en "\001\... turning it off?
[00:32] <fish_> re
[00:33] <frop> lo
[00:35] <crazy_imp> (the > out, should be > control)
[00:35] <joebush> doesn't do anything for me at all
[00:36] <Kaloz> hmz, okay, better question :) anyone here with any kind of v1 hardware? :)
[00:37] <crazy_imp> wrt54g, just ver2, didn't know what version of wrt54gs is under my roof
[00:39] <joebush> hehehe, I am logged in on the wrong box!!!
[00:39] <joebush> no wonder the leds weren't changing
[00:39] <crazy_imp> would be interesting if someone would create a list since which mac a new version begins
[00:40] <frop> i've motos
[00:40] <frop> 2 v2 and 1 v3
[00:40] <donlaverty> dabian: come on lets kill joe
[00:41] <donlaverty> it'll be fun
[00:41] <joebush> hey, I have 4. Isn't easy to keep track of ;)
[00:41] <joebush> 10.0.0.1 and 10.0.0.11 that's where I went wrong
[00:41] <frop> btw, is here the boys with dlink 502t?
[00:43] <crazy_imp> joebush: give them different names
[00:43] <joebush> echo -ne "\377\377\377\377" and echo -ne "\000\000\000\000" are the same thing apparently
[00:44] <donlaverty> get some magic markers make a dot on them and name them by their color
[00:44] <joebush> crazy_imp: they do have different names, but the names in hosts on my router aren't accessible from the clients..only from the other OpenWrt boxes
[00:44] <joebush> So I have to use the IP's
[00:45] <joebush> ping router from a client machine doesn't do anything, so I can't ssh to it that way either. Would be nice though
[00:45] <crazy_imp> or take names from figures out of the discworld like me :D
[00:45] <joebush> maybe someone here knows why that is?
[00:46] <joebush> umm, router, ap, media, etc is fine ;)
[00:46] <crazy_imp> joebush: but pinging from router to client works?
[00:47] <joebush> by hostname?
[00:47] <joebush> yes
[00:47] <joebush> hey, it is working now
[00:47] <crazy_imp> ....
[00:48] <joebush> tried for hours to figure out why the dns wasn't letting clients access things from host. Probably 'another' effect of the issue I had
[00:48] <joebush> great. glad I checked now
[00:49] <joebush> fulle named windows are nice :)
[00:49] <overseer> is there an exposed i2c interface on any of the wrt or wgt boards?
[00:50] <joebush> wl rssi <mac> shows the strength of the incoming signal, right?
[00:51] <joebush> damn, the putty window still only has the IP
[00:51] <nbd> joebush: tried 0.7.2 yet? :)
[00:51] <joebush> no ;)
[00:51] <joebush> one sec
[00:52] <crazy_imp> joebush: look inside at the prompt.... :D
[00:52] <joebush> inside at the prompt?
[00:52] <joebush> nbd: remove first?
[00:52] <nbd> no
[00:52] <nbd> and keep your config
[00:53] <crazy_imp> joebush: yes, my put does only showing the ip in the top, but if you are looking: root@herr_ixolite:
[00:53] <joebush> got a link, nbd?
[00:54] <joebush> says, root@OpenWrt ;)
[00:54] <joebush> never changed the hostname there
[00:54] <joebush> doesn't it actually server a purpose other than the prompt?
[00:54] <joebush> hmm, nevermind
[00:55] <crazy_imp> joebush: just do: nvram set wan_hostname=whateveryoulike and then commit
[00:55] <joebush> did now
[00:55] <joebush> have to reboot though, I guess
[00:56] <Dabian> crazy_imp : The \000 means 0 in the octal system, that is 9 bits.
[00:56] <joebush> You mean lan_hostname I hope
[00:56] <crazy_imp> Dabian: ok and then should \001 be 1?
[00:57] <Dabian> crazy_imp : You happen to now the binary numbersystem and/or hexidecimal?
[00:57] <crazy_imp> joebush: for me it does with the wan_hostname :D
[00:57] <joebush> hmm, guess it needs to be wan_hostname
[00:57] <Dabian> crazy_imp: Indeed .. but when its \001\000\000\000 its probably a lot more than 1.
[00:58] <crazy_imp> i jsut said \001, not more behind it
[00:58] <Dabian> oh ok .. yeah .. thats 1
[00:58] <Dabian> \010 is 8 though.
[00:58] <nbd> joebush: http://downloads.openwrt.org/people/nbd/qos/
[00:59] <Dabian> and \100 would be 64 or something.
[00:59] <joebush> hmm, one of then says media.lan in the putty bar. Without me changing wan_hostname
[00:59] <crazy_imp> but why >1=off and 0=on?
[00:59] <Dabian> crazy_imp : I am guessing that its mapping to some register in the broadcom chip, that controls the leds.
[00:59] <crazy_imp> ack
[01:00] <Dabian> crazy_imp : How it does, I have no real idea, I can only guess.
[01:01] <joebush> guess connection to media was now enough to change the titlebar
[01:01] <crazy_imp> better not think about it, or is a construction paper for the chip somewhere?
[01:02] <joebush> The funny thing is the addition af .lan
[01:02] <Dabian> crazy_imp : I think there has been some reverse engeneering, but broadcom seems to refuse to hand out their specs. I am not sure my knowledge is acurate here though, nbd, olli or another developer of OpenWrt will know more.
[01:02] <joebush> s/af/of
[01:03] <Dabian> crazy_imp : Maybe you can get MBM to explain it on the phorum.
[01:03] <joebush> I guess when it first looks up the name, it uses the full name it gets back
[01:04] <crazy_imp> Dabian: hey, does we looking like someone who is able to reproduce the chips ;) :D
[01:04] <Dabian> crazy_imp : Indeed :)
[01:04] <crazy_imp> Dabian: hm, thats an idea
[01:04] <Dabian> Its only too expensive.
[01:05] <joebush> nbd: installed
[01:06] <crazy_imp> Dabian: but why building these one? then i would say a geode from amd would be the better choice :D
[01:07] <Dabian> crazy_imp : The reverse ingeneering is to get the specs, so we can make OpenWrt even better. Not to make new chips. :-)
[01:08] <crazy_imp> Dabian: i know
[01:10] <joebush> nbd: it is choking my download even with no upload. Something isn't right
[01:10] <Dabian> [av]bani : Sell them the eiffel tower next. ;-)
[01:11] <telexl> would anyone like to hear an amusing (to me, anyway..) story about how I bricked my WRT?
[01:11] <crazy_imp> ^^?
[01:11] <telexl> I bought a WRT54G v1.1, hooked it up to my access point and someone got in and change my root password.
[01:12] Action: gr8w11ne is waiting for the punchline
[01:12] <crazy_imp> telexl: thats bad
[01:12] <telexl> I hadn't set boot_wait so I was locked out. Decided to reflash via JTAG, only I then found that someone had already been at the flash ram chip and had shorted pins.
[01:12] <telexl> So hairydairymaid's util kept hanging while flashing. Bricked.
[01:13] <telexl> I ended up unsoldering the flash ram and am considering making a keyring fob out of it.
[01:13] <telexl> Not a very good joke really.
[01:13] <Dabian> telexl : Strange .. there was a guy the other night asking how he could do a thing like that ...
[01:13] <crazy_imp> why didn't you try to bring it back to the store?
[01:13] <telexl> crazy_imp: I got it on EBay.
[01:14] <telexl> Also, it was a pride thing: I wanted to fix it myself.
[01:14] <Mr-packet> did you replace the flash chip?
[01:14] <telexl> So now I have decided to collect WRTs so I have a nice collection.
[01:14] <joebush> nbd: put in 0.7.1 again and things are fine
[01:14] <crazy_imp> thats the point why i wouldn't by something like electronics there
[01:14] <joebush> nbd: just thought I'd let you know
[01:14] <telexl> Mr-packet: no. It was a tiny SMD and I really messed up the board when I unsoldered it.
[01:15] <Mr-packet> telexl.. you used a soldering iron right?
[01:15] <Dabian> telexl : Did the guy halfway flash the chip over wiereless?
[01:15] <Mr-packet> urghh...
[01:15] <telexl> Mr-packet: yes - 18W iron. Too hot.
[01:15] <Mr-packet> urghh..
[01:15] <Mr-packet> you need a hot air rework tool
[01:15] <telexl> Also, I really can't solder.
[01:15] <telexl> Mr-packet: oh! /that's/ how they do it!
[01:15] <Dabian> telexl : And when did it happen? Its not more than a few weeks or months since the guy asked, IIRC.
[01:15] <Mr-packet> yes...
[01:16] <Mr-packet> and you can also do it in a oven
[01:16] <telexl> Dabian: happened a few days ago.
[01:16] <crazy_imp> Mr-packet: wouldn't cutting it of working?
[01:16] <telexl> Mr-packet: aw.. my cooker doesn't work - it shorts the mains when I switch it on.
[01:16] <Mr-packet> sigh...
[01:17] <Mr-packet> best most people don't open the box
[01:17] <telexl> Could I put it in the microwave? no, forget that question..
[01:17] <Dabian> telexl : Oh well .. maybe it was him, maybe it wasn't. He was trying to find out ways to brick routers running OpenWrt.
[01:17] <telexl> Mr-packet: the warranty seal was broken when I got it - someone else had been at it.
[01:17] <Mr-packet> microwave ovens and wrt..
[01:17] <donlaverty> that guy made a hell of a brick - hey why didn't you try to get it working with a hammer?
[01:17] <Mr-packet> you can couple the output of the wrt to the magnetron of the microwave
[01:17] <Mr-packet> use the magnetron as a massive amplifier
[01:17] <telexl> donlaverty: I didn't want to be violent to it - it hadn't done me any harm.
[01:18] <telexl> Mr-packet: yes. that'd be an awesome hack.
[01:18] <Mr-packet> you could get 1500W of power no problems
[01:18] <crazy_imp> the magnetron of a microwave would harm you :D
[01:18] <Mr-packet> well, plenty of problems like it would be bloddy dangerous
[01:18] <donlaverty> but if your soldering skills are as you described them trying to fix your brick with a hammer sounds more promising to me
[01:19] <telexl> I think the radio authority would be after me, if i lived.
[01:19] <joebush> they'd throw you away for life....or whatever remained
[01:19] <telexl> so, now I have a bricked WRT without a flash chip. I can still talk to it over JTAG. is there anything i can do with it?
[01:19] <Mr-packet> the big issue woud not be the microwave radiation
[01:19] <Mr-packet> remember that wifi and microwave ovens don't run at the same frequencys
[01:19] <Mr-packet> close, but not that same
[01:20] <telexl> donlaverty: my soldering skills are best described as 'mediocre'.
[01:20] <telexl> Everything seems to run at about 2400 MHz. I get interference on my wireless cameras from the wi-fi.
[01:21] <Mr-packet> but a microwave works by running at the first resonance band of water
[01:21] <joebush> I am sure that microwaves litter quite a lot. Running all over the place.
[01:22] <telexl> I wonder if it can be detuned..
[01:22] <joebush> They aren't designed to be precise
[01:22] <crazy_imp> telexl: where do you come from? here in my town (germany) an isp does providing internet over wlan, and every box is running at 200mw, and the regulating authority didn't do anything to them after we had reportet it, they just come here looking at it, saying thats too much power and that was all....
[01:23] <crazy_imp> (okay, in a case of 1,5kw i think they will do something)
[01:23] <Mr-packet> microwave ovens do run pretty precisenly.. at 2.4542 Ghz
[01:23] <joebush> of course. That's a weapon
[01:23] <Mr-packet> they need to. or it just won't work
[01:23] <Mr-packet> you need to dump most of the engergy into that band
[01:23] <crazy_imp> (oh, i forget, they are using big antennas)
[01:23] <telexl> crazy_imp: I'm in the UK. The Radio Authority probably wouldn't care much about an overpowered WLAN here. i remember the days when they went after CB'ers with 'burners' though.
[01:24] <joebush> not really true. As long as they cover the necessary band, it can run aover. But that also means less effect. Which is why some microwaves would be more effective than others
[01:24] <Mr-packet> well, i best go and work on something practical
[01:24] <crazy_imp> telexl: hehe, everywhere the same
[01:24] <telexl> i saw a microwave dish earlier, on a tv transmitter. i wonder what it was beaming, and where to. ah well.
[01:25] <Mr-packet> i suspect however that the signal/noise ratio on a oven magnetron, might be so high, that it would render it useless
[01:25] <crazy_imp> Mr-packet: i hope you life far enough away from me :D
[01:25] <joebush> Kind of ironic really. That the 'open' frequency given us to use for wireless run smack into microwaves band
[01:25] <telexl> Maybe they're running out of frequency allocations?
[01:26] <crazy_imp> what was the freq of mobilephones / handy's?
[01:26] <joebush> Mr-packet.: I understood that microwaves disturbed WLAN without prejudice...and not only on a specific channel
[01:27] <telexl> thanks for your help folks. bedtime.
[01:27] <crazy_imp> (wiki is atm down, so i cant look it up :/)
[01:27] <Mr-packet> bedtime.. its almost lunchtime
[01:27] <joebush> australia?
[01:28] <crazy_imp> everytime = lunchtime, i'm just a very big hobbit ;)
[01:28] <Mr-packet> joebush.. don't be silly...
[01:28] <telexl> sometimes for me, lunchtime is at bedtime and vice versa - but today i am on a normal sleep pattern. anyway.. ttfn
[01:28] <joebush> silly about what?
[01:29] <joebush> should be about lunchtime in Australia
[01:29] <crazy_imp> about the location of telexl, he is locatet in the uk (said it above)
[01:30] <joebush> but Mr-packet said lunchtime, not telexl
[01:30] <joebush> was meant to him
[01:30] <crazy_imp> joebush: okay you are right
[01:30] <joebush> :)
[01:31] <joebush> way passed my bedtime. Have a meeting in the morning
[01:32] <crazy_imp> joebush: hey, i nearly done the same failue like you, making a ssh session over a wrt to a wrt, just looked at the ip in the windowtitle.... :D
[01:33] <joebush> ok, I didn't do that. I just read it wrong :|
[01:33] <joebush> even worse
[01:33] <joebush> but now I get the name in the putty titlebar :)
[01:34] <crazy_imp> thats good
[01:34] <joebush> and on the prompt
[01:34] <joebush> Foolproof....exactly what I need
[01:35] <crazy_imp> i need a working nfsserver, tring some flags in the exports, and now it goes ro.....
[01:35] <crazy_imp> not good
[01:37] <fwyzard> cool, I got a nice answer :)
[01:38] <fwyzard> anyone here can explain me where is the integrated broadcom network driver in kamikaze 2.4 ?
[01:38] <fwyzard> I have the wireless (probably) working, but not eth0
[01:51] <crazy_imp> hm, i have installed kismet-client and it didn't have colors, but putty and the terminal supporting colors (i think so, ls -alh is showing colored output), kismet_client says: terminal doesn't support colors. whats going wrong?
[01:56] <jakllsch> the termcap doesn't indicate the support for color
[01:56] <crazy_imp> but why is it working with ls?
[01:57] <jakllsch> maybe because it's not looking at the termcap, I doubt it uses curses
[01:57] <crazy_imp> ack
[02:03] <tat_> someone knows what's up with openwrt and mrouted ?
[02:12] Action: crazy_imp searching his hakin9 as night lecture
[02:13] <donlaverty> crazy_imp are you from germany? do you know were to get an english hakin9>
[02:17] <crazy_imp> donlaverty, yes i'm from germany, i think you could order it from http://en.hakin9.org/ or get a digital version
[02:17] <crazy_imp> some of the articels are free
[02:21] <donlaverty> thanks crazy
[02:21] <crazy_imp> np
[04:18] <moshii> mm NFS mounting seems broken, anyone managed to mount an NFS export?
[04:25] <moshii> ah, no problem, sorted :)
[04:59] Action: jakllsch hates how hotplug wants full control of shit
[05:03] <jakllsch> ahh, deleting hotplug helps some
[05:04] Action: jakllsch may be a tad off his rocker
[06:41] <[mbm]> .
[06:53] <Eagle_Fire> .\
[06:58] <Eggplant> /.
[06:59] <Eagle_Fire> .\
[07:01] <J4k3> -
[07:01] <J4k3> =
[07:02] <J4k3> |
[07:02] <J4k3> ^- towerbuilding
[07:07] <[mbm]> J4k3: careful or the jenga guys will send us a cease and decist
[07:13] <J4k3> haha
[07:14] <J4k3> that new tower... when I got there, it looked like )
[07:14] <J4k3> ;)
[07:14] <J4k3> jenga can't do )
[07:18] <Eggplant> J4k3, you got that all fixed up now?
[07:19] <J4k3> not yet, weather is perfect for the next couple days though
[07:19] <Eggplant> ah
[07:19] <Eggplant> got before/after pics?
[07:19] <J4k3> I got befores
[07:19] <J4k3> no afters
[07:19] <J4k3> http://www.intrastar.net/~jsuter/towerintown/
[07:20] <Eggplant> well its not quite after yet is it
[07:20] <J4k3> exactly.
[07:20] <J4k3> no during pics either.
[07:21] <Eggplant> is it me or are those guys a bit lose?
[07:23] <Eggplant> whats in the last pic, 2 yellow flags and, something red
[07:24] <jnc> another flag looks like
[07:24] <J4k3> various utility markers
[07:24] <J4k3> since we replaced the ground anchors, we called everybody first to make sure there was nothing in the ground
[07:24] <J4k3> gas main ran about 10' away...
[07:47] <Eggplant> that would have bene interesting, if not fun, to hit
[08:10] <geoff_> howdy wrt
[08:10] <geoff_> wrt sucks
[08:10] <geoff_> wrt is a loser
[08:10] <geoff_> wrt?
[08:10] <geoff_> hello?
[08:26] <ads> morning
[08:28] <LunohoD_> re
[08:29] <LunohoD_> what does this message mean: "user.info : sta_info"? there are hundreds of such messages in syslog!
[08:56] <Kaah> i work at my isp, and we have found something interesting about openwrt
[08:56] <J4k3> orly?
[08:57] <Kaah> when its rebooted it tryes to use a few ipnumbers, probalby the coders of owrt
[08:57] <rrittenhouse> Ive been searching for a while and i was wondering if there was an IRC client for OpenWRT
[08:58] <J4k3> kaah: what build?
[08:58] <Kaah> rc5
[08:58] <J4k3> your own build, or the prebuilt binaries?
[08:58] <Kaah> prebuilt
[08:58] <J4k3> at what point do you see it occur? as soon as the wan comes up?
[08:58] <J4k3> or immediately on boot?
[08:59] <Kaah> well we see that on our cmts(cable modem)
[08:59] <J4k3> well, I'd assume you're connecting your openwrt boxes to the cable modem via the wan port on the box.
[08:59] <Kaah> yes
[08:59] <zorrolero> rrittenhouse: http://ipkg.be/search?q=irssi
[08:59] <J4k3> dhcp assignment, no pppoe, etc?
[08:59] <Kaah> yes
[09:00] <Kaah> ordinary settings
[09:00] Action: J4k3 pulls a bin.
[09:00] <Kaah> well i must go now, bbl
[09:00] <Kaah> i'm @ work, so talk to you later
[09:01] <rrittenhouse> zorrolero: awesome i forgot about irssi :-D thx
[09:02] <rrittenhouse> Its an odd need but where i live they whine if i leave my computer on for power reasons and my WRT54G is always on so i figure i can use that to help my situation hehe
[09:02] <Kaah> i will reboot my router later, and see what ip numbers it wants and mail them to a developer
[10:00] <Ionic`> Hum does anyone has the libstdc++ for OpenWrt?
[10:25] <zemon> Can you point me site for download firmware for update wrt54gs v4.0 ?
[10:26] <trogs> zemon: http://wiki.openwrt.org/Faq
[10:27] <zemon> thank
[10:57] <Kaah> is anyone here using OPTUSINTERNET-AU?
[10:58] <Kaah> i live in sweden, and my router requests a ip from sidney via dhcp.
[10:58] <Kaah> like 5 ips, from different locations
[10:58] <Mr-packet> kahh. why would you want to do that
[10:59] <Kaah> i havent done any settings to it, only firewall en wireless settings
[10:59] <Kaah> a friend at work check my cable modem for signal strength and saw what ips my router had requested
[11:00] <Kaah> very very very strange
[11:01] <Kaah> i'm going to whait a few days and see if they appear again
[11:02] <Kaah> rebuilt my cabletv at home this weekend, thats why i checked via the cmts if the signal strenght was ok from my motorola modem
[11:19] <fish_> re
[11:20] <Ionic`> Mh so no one has the libstdc++? :/
[11:24] <J4k3> stds are bad
[11:24] <J4k3> sometimes they make you cry, sometimes they make you die... don't get an std!
[11:25] <Ionic`> J4k3: but it's needed for compiling c++ :/
[11:28] <florian_> Ionic`: can you try using uclibc++ ?
[11:28] <Ionic`> Mh florian_ symlinking uclibc++ as libstdc++?
[11:29] <florian_> no, passing special CFLAGS at configure time in order to use uclibc++ as a non standard libstdc++ library
[11:29] <florian_> see the nmap/Makefile example
[11:31] <Ionic`> HMmmm
[11:32] <florian_> It won't work all the time, because some programs are using a littlbe bit more than just c++ library, and sometimes you will have to use the libstdc++ provdided with the cross-compiler, but sometimes it works
[11:32] <Ionic`> Hech, I mean natively :p
[11:32] <Ionic`> It would be nice to build a real libstdc++, if possible
[11:33] <florian_> there is a real, but small libstdc++ built in the staging_dir
[11:33] <Ionic`> For MIPS?
[11:34] <florian_> sure
[11:34] <Ionic`> Oh well, I'll try it
[11:34] <Ionic`> But nmap should be working with uclibc++, I think
[11:35] <Mr-packet> i'm hoping we have the wrt54g3g project making some progress again
[12:01] <damien_> I've installed openwrt on a DSL-504T
[12:02] <damien_> it work fine...I've downloaded the img file on download.openwrt.org/users/ndb
[12:03] <damien_> here in fact: http://downloads.openwrt.org/people/nbd/ar7/annex-b/
[12:03] <nbd> that link is gone
[12:03] <damien_> but it don't have nvram
[12:04] <nbd> of course it doesn't have nvram
[12:04] <damien_> before, i've always worked on xrt54g hardware
[12:05] <damien_> with nvram
[12:06] <damien_> why is there no nvrom on my dsl ? is it because of the hardware or because of the software ?
[12:10] <nbd> nvram is non-standard stuff used mostly by the broadcom stuff
[12:10] <nbd> we decided not to emulate the broadcom's weirdness by adding nvram to other platforms
[12:12] <damien_> ok, then how does it work on the DSL ? how to set the IP or netmask etc.. ?
[12:12] <nbd> /etc/config/network
[12:18] <[olli]> i can't believe why users are going to use use the "bleeding edge" stuff currently
[12:19] <[olli]> white russian is going more stable with each release candidate. rc5 is a very good release
[12:20] <damien_> thanks nbd for you help and for the work on ar7 :)
[12:23] <Ionic`> Hmm florian_ building nmap-4.01 with -luClibc++ is not working really, well, it seems like it's the same error as when building via the SDK
[12:24] <[olli]> Ionic`, white russian uses uclibc .27, trunk uses .28. i guess there is the problem why white russian hasn't 4.01 yet
[12:24] <damien_> ndb , i see you removed the ar7 directory from your directory on downloads.openwrt.org...
[12:24] <damien_> i can't use this firmware ?
[12:24] <Ge0rG> damien_: the ar7 build in the downloads directory is untested and unsupported
[12:24] <Ionic`> Mh
[12:25] <Ionic`> [olli]: do you have older releases of nmap?
[12:25] Action: Ge0rG could put online another untested and unsupported image
[12:25] <SiD3WiNDR> Ge0rG: so can i, dd if=/dev/urandom of=image.trx bs=1M count=4
[12:25] <SiD3WiNDR> :>
[12:25] <Ionic`> .. :P
[12:25] <Ge0rG> SiD3WiNDR: mine boots on at least one of the ar7 devices.. your too? :P
[12:25] <[olli]> Ionic`, official white russian currently use nmap 3.81
[12:25] <SiD3WiNDR> it might
[12:26] <damien_> GeOrG , Yes, I read it. it's no problem for me.
[12:26] <SiD3WiNDR> but the chances aren't too big
[12:26] <Ge0rG> SiD3WiNDR: maybe you should deploy monkeys with typewriters
[12:26] <SiD3WiNDR> yes, I will become famous with my remixes of hamlet
[12:41] <Ionic`> [olli]: err btw, Trunk might use uclibc 0.28, but the uClibc++ should be the same, or not?
[12:42] <[olli]> Ionic`, i don't know. you can check it...
[12:43] <Ionic`> Mhpf ok sorry
[12:47] <nbd> uclibc++ and uclibc are different things
[12:47] <nbd> for different purposes
[12:48] <nbd> uclibc++ is a replacement for libstdc++
[12:50] <[olli]> lol. http://www.golem.de/0604/44605.html
[12:51] <[olli]> linux is a big kindergarten
[13:11] <[olli]> cool. rc5 is up for 9 days now
[13:14] <Mr-packet> rc4 was up for 100days plus
[13:14] <Kaloz> howdy Mr-packet
[13:50] <atari> can i update from rc4 to rc5 with ipkg upgrade if i use jffs2?
[13:52] <florian_> no, you have to reflash anyway
[13:53] <[olli]> atari, i would reflash to upgrade between releases
[13:53] <atari> damn :/
[14:12] <grafzahl> moinmoin *! I need a ia32-system with a _really_ small memory footprint. As i run several linksys hw with openwrt, i'd like to use that. Will do kernel myself, just need the userland. Any hints for building OpenWRT userland for ia32?
[14:12] <grafzahl> i saw there's a port for soekris. May that will run on any standard ia32-hw?
[14:13] <Kaloz> sure it will
[14:13] <Kaloz> just modify the kernel options if you don't want to use the serial for console
[14:13] <grafzahl> ;-) ok, i'll try it. thnx
[14:13] <zemon> wrt54gs v4 ,Can you tell me to Enable boot_wait ?
[14:13] <Kaloz> yw
[14:14] <Kaloz> zemon: nvram set boot_wait=on? :)
[14:14] <grafzahl> kaloz: will do kernel myself (ARCH=xen)
[14:14] <Kaloz> zemon: if you mean before flashing, you can't. simply upload the firmware via the webinterface
[14:14] <zemon> Kaloz: i can't see nvram i try to update new firmware.
[14:14] <Kaloz> grafzahl: openwrt/xen?
[14:14] <grafzahl> will try network simulation my "mass virtualization"
[14:15] <Kaloz> grafzahl: pervert :P
[14:15] <[olli]> bbl
[14:15] <grafzahl> :-) semms to be a natural idea
[14:16] <zemon> kaloz: i get firmware-linksys-wrt54gs-v4-3.3.2.2 and try to update to wrt54gs v4. ,I just buy wrt54gs today.
[14:16] <Kaloz> well, beware that there is now a wrt54gs v5 as well
[14:17] <Kaloz> that one has 2mb flash, so unusable
[14:17] <zemon> kaloz : some document tell my put ;cp${IFS}*/*/nvram${IFS}/tmp/n
[14:17] <Kaloz> zemon: that won't work on the v4
[14:17] <Kaloz> zemon: simply use the web-interface to upload the firmware
[14:17] <zemon> Really ?
[14:17] <zemon> And it don't have problem about boot_wait ?
[14:18] <grafzahl> how much RAM will a openwrt node wants to have on o network with ~100 nodes for OSPF-routing w/ quagga?
[14:18] <Kaloz> nope
[14:19] <Kaloz> grafzahl: no idea
[14:20] <zemon> kaloz: does firmware-linksys-wrt54gs-v4-3.3.2.2 is the newest for wrt54gs v4 ?
[14:20] <Kaloz> zemon: no ide,a e use openwr tonly
[14:21] <zemon> Can you point me site for download opnewr for wrt54gs v4 ?
[14:21] <zemon> You mean OpenWrt-gs-code.bin ?
[14:24] <zemon> I can't download openwrt-gs...
[14:24] <datenmaulwurf> i've pppoe-problems with my wgt634u and KAMIKAZE (trunk)
[14:24] <datenmaulwurf> http://pastebin.com/651159
[14:24] <datenmaulwurf> the modem seems to hang up
[14:25] <datenmaulwurf> but with my wrt54g and rc4 it works
[14:25] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, well. it's the unstable development branch .. use white russian...
[14:26] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: white russian on my wgt634u?
[14:26] <[olli]> no. on a device supported by white russian
[14:27] <datenmaulwurf> thanks, but your answer doesn't really help in this situation
[14:27] <datenmaulwurf> :)
[14:27] <[olli]> rc5 is up for 9 days on my asus wl-500g
[14:27] <datenmaulwurf> and kamikaze was up ~15 days without using pppoe
[14:27] <J4k3> datenmaulwurf: you need to adjust the MTU down a bit.
[14:27] <[olli]> well, there the development branch isn't supported
[14:28] <[olli]> -there
[14:28] <datenmaulwurf> J4k3: that's not the problem
[14:28] <datenmaulwurf> the mtu-messages are on the wrt54g, too
[14:28] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: oh, no kamikaze-questions in this channel? sorry, i didn't knew that
[14:29] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, ofcourse, you are free to ask kamikaze question in here
[14:29] <[olli]> questions*
[14:29] Action: J4k3 zzz
[14:33] <[olli]> zemon, http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs
[14:35] <zemon> [olli]: I read that document and get firmware-linksys-wrt54gs-v4-3.3.2.2 firmware.
[14:36] <zemon> and upload via web site tool.
[14:36] <zemon> then i try to telnet,i can't connect to port 23.
[14:38] <datenmaulwurf> next try
[15:00] <Ionic`> Does anyone know which WLAN chip has the ASUS WL-500g Deluxe?
[15:00] <Ge0rG> it should be the broadcom brand
[15:00] <thresh> Broadcom BCM4320 802.11 Wireless Controller 3.90.37.0
[15:01] <Ionic`> Ach, thx
[15:01] <Ionic`> lspci, eh?
[15:01] <thresh> no lspci there
[15:01] <Ge0rG> looks like dmesg
[15:01] <thresh> thats from dmesg
[15:01] <Ionic`> Ach, thanks :)
[15:02] <Ionic`> There are really many patched needed to make this work, isn't it?
[15:05] <crazy_imp> mbm: if just read your wikipage about the wrt54gs, if i understand you right at the end there is no problem to give the ap more ampere then the original powersupply does?
[15:33] <Ionic`> Hach
[15:33] <Ionic`> got nmap-4.00 working
[15:34] <Ionic`> Let's try 4.01
[15:34] <crazy_imp> freak ;)
[15:34] <Ionic`> Modem-User :P
[15:34] <zemon> i upgrade firmware name firmware-linksys-wrt54gs-v4-3.3.2.2 and then i want to replace to openwrt-wrt54gs_v4-2.4-jffs2 ,and i try to update via web interface it said invalid password ,Can you poit me to fix .
[15:34] <crazy_imp> i'm just having isdn, not much better :D
[15:35] <Ionic`> Ist doch das Selber, loser xP
[15:35] <Ionic`> -r
[15:35] <crazy_imp> wäwäwä, aber flatrate :P
[15:36] <Ionic`> Hehe, na ja, ich hatte 5 Jahre lang ein 56k-Modem... ohne Flat. ;)
[15:36] Action: crazy_imp thinks about the language
[15:36] <Ionic`> Yeah, alright :P
[15:37] <Ionic`> And jup, I am a freak ;)
[15:37] <crazy_imp> hey, who isn't one? :D
[15:38] <Ionic`> Hech
[15:43] <crazy_imp> has someone build a watercooling for his device? i'm thinking about building a box with a climate over two radiators, not ataching anything to the device, just air with a fan. the hdd is a little bit to loud, i just can hear it if everything is off, so i want to build a sound absorbing box for it
[15:44] <crazy_imp> btw, what is the highest temperature that a wrt54gs can deal with, without breaking?
[15:45] <Ionic`> crazy_imp: I think these CPUs CAN not become so hot that they'd break :)
[15:48] <crazy_imp> Ionic`: i'm just thinking about the wrt54gs (with his powersupply) in a waterproof metalbox, on the flatroof of my friend, we put i put there in the autumn, so it cound get hot, but the summer is coming
[15:49] <crazy_imp> couldn't
[15:49] <Ionic`> Mh ach, good point
[15:51] <crazy_imp> and what is the minimum temperature? somedays in the winter i thought the devices was frozen, bad connection :D
[15:52] <Ionic`> Hech I think somewhat over 0 degrees :P
[15:53] <Ionic`> 01:03.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 03)
[15:54] <crazy_imp> hm, thats bad, winter, down to -15° + wind, that could be to cold :D
[15:54] <Ionic`> 00:02.0 Network and computing encryption device: Broadcom Corporation Sentry5 Crypto Accelerator (rev 01)
[15:54] <Ionic`> lol
[15:54] <Ionic`> This box does have a crypto device?
[15:54] <Kaloz> hardware rng to be exact
[15:55] <Ionic`> Hui
[15:55] <Ionic`> Hmm...
[15:55] <Ionic`> 01:02.1 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82xxxxx UHCI USB 1.1 Controller (rev 61)
[15:55] <Ionic`> This entry is shown 2 times, but...
[15:57] <Ionic`> 01:02.2 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. USB 2.0 (rev 63)
[15:57] <Ionic`> This is only shown one time. What does this mean? I thought the box has 2 USB ports with USB 2.0
[15:57] <Wonka> there's a hub behind that?
[15:57] <Kaloz> usb2 controlers include usb1.1 controllers for backward comaptibility
[15:57] <crazy_imp> could it be that the device can handel 2 ports?
[15:57] <Kaloz> thehub is inside the controller
[15:57] <Ionic`> No hub but a controler
[15:57] <Ionic`> 00:03.0 USB Controller: Broadcom Corporation Sentry5 USB Controller (rev 01)
[15:58] <Wonka> Ionic`: do a lsusb
[15:58] <Ionic`> Ach, ok :)
[15:58] <Ionic`> I'll get lsusb first.. :P
[15:58] <Wonka> lsusb -t
[16:00] <SiD3WiNDR> my usb2 ports don't include a separately seen usb1 controller :)
[16:01] <Kaloz> SiD3WiNDR: but you are on a wgt, right?
[16:01] <SiD3WiNDR> I'm on pc :P
[16:01] <SiD3WiNDR> only OpenWrt capable thingy I have has a usb1 port :(
[16:01] <SiD3WiNDR> +with usb
[16:01] <Kaloz> :p
[16:01] <thresh> anyway who asked here about asus wl500g and its integrated?
[16:01] <thresh> ah, i see, already answered
[16:02] <Kaloz> bbl
[16:02] <Ionic`> :)
[16:06] <frop> mjt: ping
[16:06] <frop> has someone menaged an OpenWrt on a dlink dsl50*t?
[16:06] Action: crazy_imp think it's time too get the missing parts for his omni
[16:06] <crazy_imp> cya all
[16:09] <mjt> frop: ?
[16:09] <mjt> aha
[16:10] <frop> mjt i've seen in logs you talking about dlink stuff...
[16:10] <frop> ...so...ping
[16:10] <Ge0rG> frop: it works
[16:10] <mjt> frop: dsl works.. wifi not ;)
[16:10] <Ge0rG> oh, wait. 50x
[16:10] <frop> heh
[16:10] <frop> 502t
[16:10] <frop> it should be like a 500t
[16:10] <mjt> oh.. 502t is.. difficult
[16:10] Action: Ge0rG is running openwrt on 664t
[16:11] <ejka_> 504t works
[16:11] <frop> ...one eth and one usb
[16:11] <mjt> 300, 500, 500t.. whichever it is.. i forgot
[16:11] <frop> mjt yeah...
[16:11] <mjt> mine is 604w - pretty similar to 664t i think
[16:11] <frop> 300t and 302t are equal...
[16:11] <frop> ...less the usb
[16:11] <mjt> or 604t...
[16:11] <frop> and 500 should be equal to 502
[16:11] <frop> ...less the usb
[16:11] <moshii> mm I have debian on my WRT, coolies :)
[16:12] <mjt> either way. except of the wifi stuff, it should work.
[16:12] <frop> i'should take particular care compiling kamikaze?
[16:12] <[olli]> bbl
[16:12] <frop> my 502 is on the way...so...just asking
[16:13] <frop> ...and well...for wless...there's no wless on it
[16:33] <atari> has anyone ever seen a wrt54gl version 1.1?
[16:49] <moonwatcher> can i somehow access my cable modem interface through the router?
[16:55] <nou> why not ?
[16:56] <Ge0rG> haha, ddwrt on wrt54g rev5
[16:56] <datenmaulwurf> i've a problem with my wgt634u
[16:56] <datenmaulwurf> i can't set the date/time correctly (
[16:56] <frop> rdate
[16:56] <frop> ntpclient
[16:57] <frop> openntpd
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> root@OpenWrt:~# /usr/sbin/rdate 128.138.140.44
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> Mon Apr 10 16:54:26 2006
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> root@OpenWrt:~# date
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> Sat Jan 1 02:29:10 CET 2000
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> root@OpenWrt:~#
[16:57] <frop> ...
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> /etc/TZ is correct
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> frop: thanks for your answers - but i think the problem is another
[16:59] <frop> datenmaulwurf have you read the rdate's manpage?
[16:59] <frop> maybe that's the problem
[16:59] <datenmaulwurf> this command works correctly on my wl500g and my wrt54g
[17:00] <zemon> wrt54g i upgrade firm ware to openwrt-wrt54gs_v4-2.4-jffs2 via web interface it said successfull and i click continute and wait ~2 minute ie have some error and then i try to telnet it can't connect and now i can't connect to this wireless machine Can you point me to fix ?
[17:00] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, verdammt nochmal. use stable the stable white russian .. don't complain about kamikaze
[17:01] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: calm down
[17:01] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, i'm already down but i don't understand you
[17:02] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, we can't msg me. my nick isn't registered
[17:02] <[olli]> s/we/you/
[17:02] <datenmaulwurf> ok, but you got my message i see
[17:04] <damien_> I'm trying to compile my own image from svn source for my d-link dsl modem/router
[17:04] <datenmaulwurf> trunk?
[17:05] <damien_> but it did'n work. :(
[17:05] <damien_> yes, from trunk
[17:05] <damien_> i can't ping it, then i dodn't know what's wrong
[17:05] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: it's your part :)
[17:05] <datenmaulwurf> sorry
[17:05] <datenmaulwurf> :)
[17:06] <datenmaulwurf> damien_: does it have a serial-port?
[17:06] <frop> damien_ you should use whiterussian, cause trunk is dev only
[17:06] <frop> ...and datenmaulwurf is right...you *need* a serial console
[17:07] <damien_> serial is jtag ?
[17:07] <datenmaulwurf> no
[17:07] <frop> serial is serial
[17:07] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, ok. this should be no offensive. i just like to remember you that you are using the unstable development branch (kamikaze) which is _not_ supported in here
[17:07] <damien_> there is no serial port on dsl-504T
[17:08] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: yeah, but you said i'm allowed to ask question about trunk
[17:08] <frop> damien_ really?
[17:08] <frop> these guys have to be mad then
[17:08] <frop> http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Hardware/D-Link?highlight=%28CategoryAR7Device%29
[17:09] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, ok. i'll be quiet for kamikaze related questions...
[17:10] <damien_> frop: thank you... I think that was a jtag port ;)
[17:11] <datenmaulwurf> damien_: yeah, flashing hardware without knowing it has a serial-port is very - aeh - exciting :>
[17:12] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: is the forum for white-russian-questions only?
[17:18] <firef0x> took wgt634u 2.6 image from http://openwrt.inf.fh-brs.de/~nbd/test/
[17:18] <firef0x> [standart result], i have serial mod(parts for making one)
[17:19] <firef0x> power led - green solid, wireless led - blinking, serial mod only way ?
[17:21] <Ge0rG> firef0x: can you ping it at 192.168.1.1 on the wan device?
[17:23] <Pigmonkey> can i somehow access my cable modem interface through the router?
[17:23] <frop> firef0x with serial you can "debug" the problem
[17:23] <frop> Pigmonkey: is a web interface?
[17:23] <Pigmonkey> yes
[17:23] <frop> install a webrowser
[17:24] <Pigmonkey> i can only access it when it's direcly connected to a pc
[17:24] <firef0x> Ge0rG: no ping
[17:25] <Ge0rG> firef0x: then you need serial
[17:29] <Kaah> how do i make domains accessable inside router? im goin to 192.168.1.1 instead of blahblah.com
[17:29] <Kaah> in iptables
[17:30] <Kaah> have a webserver on the local network
[17:35] Action: firef0x making serialmod :)
[17:37] <crazy_imp> what is better, two small omni's each 1m long, or a big 2m?
[17:39] <alxhh> crazy_imp: rethink about your question
[17:40] <Kaah> http://dotlab.se/firewall.user.txt <- what is wrong with that line? :)
[17:42] <crazy_imp> alxhh: hm, do you mean why didn't he says the db? i dont know it, because i would build them. or did you want too point me on the fact that the db is slowly increasing with the length? so 2 would bring more then one, or?
[17:43] <[mbm]> Kaah: that last line is screwy
[17:43] <alxhh> i mean, your question didn't provide any information for helping you an ist not realted to openwrt
[17:43] <alxhh> ask some hamradio guys
[17:43] <[mbm]> Kaah: (plus multiport isn't needed since you're only using one port)
[17:44] <crazy_imp> alxhh: come on, nearly everyone here must use antenna's....
[17:44] <Kaah> aha
[17:44] <Kaah> i used that under rc4 and it worked fine hehe
[17:44] <Kaah> in rc5 i got network loops
[17:45] <[mbm]> networking hasn't changed in rc5
[17:46] <Kaah> well something has, vlan0: received packet with own address as source address isnt appearing anymore
[17:49] <Kaah> and let's se in a few days if the possible securityhole/bug in dhcp is still there :P
[17:52] <firef0x> anybody knows what color wires what mean in DKU5(nokia usb-rs232 cable)
[17:52] <joebush> crazy_imp: Your antenna question...what is it you want to achieve?
[17:53] <crazy_imp> joebush: maximal reciving distance
[17:55] <crazy_imp> joebush: (and this in all directions, so omni)
[17:56] <joebush> then the longer the better. 2 1m won't get any farther than 1 1m
[17:57] <crazy_imp> joebush: yes, for sending i think 2 will bring up more power, but for retiving 2 will make a better signal strength for everything in the near, but not for the far, are i'm right?
[17:58] <firef0x> anybody tried dku5 usb-serial cable ?
[17:58] <TheCompWiz> can anyone tell me the easiest way to setup a 2-way vpn tunnel... with the vpn tunnel becoming the default gateway?
[17:58] <TheCompWiz> I think my routing table is b0rken...
[17:59] <joebush> crazy_imp: 1 larger antenna is better for sending and receiving
[18:00] <joebush> crazy_imp: But the plane it can focus on is smaller....like a pancake instead of a donut
[18:01] <crazy_imp> joebush: ok, so 2 antenna's with for example 16db woudn't bring more as one with 24db?
[18:02] <joebush> crazy_imp: for distance? no
[18:02] <crazy_imp> joebush: i would searching for the pie ;) :D
[18:02] <joebush> How could it?
[18:02] <alxhh> crazy_imp: how would you use 2 antennas?
[18:02] <alxhh> just because, there are 2 connectors?
[18:02] <BazA> wonder does iptables on openwrt support "-m limit"
[18:03] <crazy_imp> alxhh: yes, i think they didn't put a second one at it for nothing
[18:03] <alxhh> crazy_imp: understand the concept of 'antenna diversity'
[18:03] <joebush> crazy_imp: They pretty much did
[18:03] <joebush> ;)
[18:04] <ejka_> TheCompWiz: you should add explicit routes for vpn endpoints
[18:07] <TheCompWiz> ejka_... I am aware of that... but I'm still having troubles.
[18:07] <crazy_imp> alxhh: be sure, it want to learn it :), but fore example, 2 ports are good if you having a patch-antenna pointing in one direction, and you want also a better local cover
[18:07] <alxhh> crazy_imp: no
[18:08] <crazy_imp> alxhh: why?
[18:08] <alxhh> and, explaining it here would increase snr in this channel, read and come back
[18:09] <crazy_imp> alxhh: did you have a good link for me?
[18:10] <alxhh> crazy_imp: das wurde schon 1000mal auf der wlanware geklaert, nutze google und halt um gottes willen .....
[18:11] <crazy_imp> alxhh: ack, nicht sauer sein :) hätte ja seien können das du nen gute seite dafür weißt......
[18:12] <[mbm]> (*cough* english in here, foriegn languages elswhere)
[18:13] <alxhh> [mbm]: swearing and yelling, nothing important
[18:19] <TheCompWiz> arggg... can someone give a working example of how to make a pptp tunnel the default route?
[18:19] <TheCompWiz> I can't make mine work to save my life.
[18:25] <TheCompWiz> yipee! finally... it's working.
[19:08] <Uber-Daddy> hiya folks
[19:09] <Uber-Daddy> got a question ^_^
[19:09] <Uber-Daddy> is wr850g serial 3.3v or 5 ?
[19:11] <Kaah> im thinking of burning up my wrt54gs
[19:11] <Uber-Daddy> lol
[19:11] <Kaah> 2000ms in ping against som servers, my friends on same connection has 30
[19:11] <Kaah> and same router
[19:11] <Kaah> but different firmware
[19:11] <Uber-Daddy> u using openwrt ?
[19:11] <Kaah> yes
[19:11] <Uber-Daddy> ahhh
[19:12] <Uber-Daddy> im trying to get mine working lol
[19:12] <Uber-Daddy> i needa know if wr850g serial is 3.3v or 5v
[19:13] <Kaah> hmm seems to be working now..
[19:14] <frop> Uber-Daddy 3.3 i think
[19:14] <kclaf> kaah : i could burn it for you if you want, i just burned my wl500g ;(
[19:24] <Uber-Daddy> thats what im thinkin frop >.<
[19:24] <Uber-Daddy> im using a MAX233ACPP chip which vcc detects if its 3.3 or 5 i beleive just gotta double check
[19:28] <Uber-Daddy> yeah :) 233acpp is avd ^_^
[19:29] <Uber-Daddy> hope the @'s dont mind but heres a link for a rs232 to ttl using a max233acpp chip with avd, you can purchase a kit, and the schematics is on the site
[19:29] <Uber-Daddy> http://www.compsys1.com/workbench/On_top_of_the_Bench/Max233_Adapter/max233_adapter.html
[19:30] <Uber-Daddy> now just to find a db9 plug >.<
[19:31] <Uber-Daddy> also on a personal note, maximum gives away 2 free samples of their chips, and the max233acpp is one of them. get it for free at their site
[19:37] <Kaah> why is iptables so hard? can't get access to webserver inside the network to work :(
[19:37] <Kaah> port forward works wan side, but how to get it to work inside?
[19:43] <Uber-Daddy> ^_^ burnt my self >.<
[19:59] <french_mizu> did anyone experience performance issue using wet mode ?
[20:00] <Uber-Daddy> i have no mode lol mine is bricked >.<
[20:00] <Uber-Daddy> working on a console :)
[20:03] <TheCompWiz> does the "cisco-button_0.1-3_mipsel.ipk" & gpio to poll the status of the cisco button peg the processor at 100%? or did someone fix/find a way arround that?
[20:06] <Uber-Daddy> this chan is dead lol
[20:07] <Uber-Daddy> man it would be nice to replicate the cisco ios with linux
[20:25] <TripleDES> who?
[20:25] <TripleDES> :P
[20:26] <Uber-Daddy> lol
[20:26] <Uber-Daddy> knock knock ^_^
[20:35] <Kaah> die router die!
[20:37] <Kaah> im buing a dlink or something
[21:13] <Uber-Daddy> lol wrt is like a robot lol
[21:17] <Kaah> he is a bot :P
[21:17] <Kaah> correction he = it
[21:19] <Uber-Daddy> holy cow lol
[21:19] <Uber-Daddy> crazy network ^_^
[21:20] <Uber-Daddy> you provide wireless wrt ?
[21:21] <triggerbot> http://picourl.dorkzilla.org/3yzzz
[21:32] <overseer> is there an exposed i2c interface on any of the wrt or wgt boards?
[21:36] <myren> i updated a package/Makefile.in, is there anything special i need to do to promote the change besides make package/mpd-clean make package/mpd-install
[21:54] <Eggplant> Is it true that airgo sources have bene found?
[21:58] <myren> ah ha!
[21:58] <myren> frak'n a!
[21:58] <myren> OpenWRT doesnt build the alsa libraries!!!!!
[22:02] <TheCompWiz> openwrt is a router.... you shouldn't try & build libraries on it. that's what a computer is for.
[22:02] <moonwatcher> [mbm]?
[22:04] <myren> openwrt is not a router, openwrt is a linux distribution for routers einstein
[22:05] <myren> wrt54gs, wgt634u are routers
[22:05] <myren> they share some letters, i'll give you that
[22:05] <[mbm]> moonwatcher: ?
[22:06] <TheCompWiz> myren.... y'know... trying to be a smart ass.... just made you an ass.
[22:08] <myren> being stupid hasnt helped your case either. ;-] just joshin ya man, dont take it too hard.
[22:09] <J4k3> ok... the changes to S50dnsmasq need to die.
[22:10] <J4k3> (or work...)
[22:10] Action: J4k3 pulls an old version of the script.
[22:11] <J4k3> and busybox needs a variable that will echo back whatever nonsense it was fed.
[22:11] <J4k3> error messages are cute and all, but when you can't tell WHY it generated the error message, its completely pointless
[22:11] <J4k3> why waste the bits for a big error message at all?
[22:11] <[mbm]> J4k3: saw that problem last time I looked at your logs, you have the wrong version of ipcalc
[22:12] <[mbm]> rc5 replaced ipcalc with an awk script
[22:12] <J4k3> ahh, and the rc5 changes were committed to kamikaze.
[22:12] <[mbm]> right
[22:12] <J4k3> but apparently that script hasn't made it yet.
[22:12] <[mbm]> ipcalc should have been commited to
[22:12] <moonwatcher> [mbm]: what were the three parts you wanted the CSS devided to?
[22:13] <[mbm]> but I'm wondering if busybox was misconfigured and clobbered it
[22:13] <J4k3> hmm
[22:13] <J4k3> well
[22:13] <J4k3> I am using my old .config
[22:13] <[mbm]> J4k3: in which case your busybox certainly is misconfigured
[22:13] <[mbm]> (buxybox .config is part of the openwrt .config)
[22:14] <[mbm]> moonwatcher: style (fonts), layout, color .. no color should be specified more than once in the css
[22:16] <rugolini> is there a correct version o jffs2 to use or something like that with openwrt ?
[22:16] <moonwatcher> so that means duplicating selectors, right?
[22:17] <rugolini> cause some images my openwrt can open and others no, and my linux can open all the images
[22:17] <rugolini> ( using mtd emulation )
[22:17] <[mbm]> rugolini: can you repeat your question in english?
[22:18] <rugolini> [mbm], haha, sorry
[22:18] <rugolini> the problem is this... i can make my image with ImageBuilder, and it works
[22:18] <[mbm]> that is a problem...
[22:18] <rugolini> if i do... dd if=openwrt...img of=/dev/mtdbloc0
[22:18] <rugolini> everything is ok
[22:19] <rugolini> but, when i sent do my CF
[22:19] <rugolini> doesnt work
[22:19] <[mbm]> to your cf?
[22:19] <rugolini> and some others jffs2 images work
[22:19] <rugolini> compact flash
[22:19] <rugolini> its a very weird problem
[22:19] <[mbm]> right, but you understand that a firmware image is more than a jffs2 filesystem, right?
[22:19] <rugolini> its like a random problem
[22:20] <rugolini> yeah
[22:20] <[mbm]> you can't just dump mtd0 and treat it as jffs
[22:20] <rugolini> but, i get kernel panic for not founding /etc/preinit
[22:20] <[mbm]> which is what you seem to be doing
[22:20] <rugolini> hmmm
[22:21] <[mbm]> (there's numerous forum posts where I've covered the flash layouts and how the jffs/squashfs split works and what preinit actually does)
[22:22] <rugolini> hmm, i see, but my problem, is that i cant even run preinit
[22:23] <rugolini> and i dont see how can i debug this....
[22:57] <myren> i'm trying to make a package for alsa libraries, but make package/alsa-lib-install isnt compiling the package
[22:57] <myren> it configures it
[22:57] <myren> but no compile
[22:59] <myren> any help? V=99 isnt showing anything
[23:03] <myren> the standard make line in $(PKG_BUILD_DIR)/.built: looks fine
[23:03] <myren> i can go into build_mipsel/alsa-libs-1.0.11rc4/src , hit make and it'll compile fine
[23:07] <myren> make[3]: Entering directory `/home/rektide/trunk/openwrt/package/alsa-lib'
[23:07] <myren> make[3]: Nothing to be done for `install-targets'.
[23:12] <myren> what the shit gives
[23:13] <Mr-packet> dot dot
[23:15] <myren> dash dash dash, dot dot dot, dash dash dash
[23:16] <myren> I have no idea what the package/Makefile script is doing, the %-compile target in particular is a mystery to me, but its obviously not working properly
[23:18] <myren> make[1]: Entering directory `/home/rektide/trunk/openwrt/package'
[23:18] <myren> make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/rektide/trunk/openwrt/package'
[23:18] <myren> why does it not do anything
[23:18] <myren> it never goes near the $(PKG_BUILD_DIR)/.built: target
[23:25] <myren> and your buildroot doesnt have uclib's libc
[23:26] <wbx> have you activated the package in your .config?
[23:26] <myren> no
[23:27] <myren> doesnt package/% override that?
[23:27] <wbx> no.
[23:27] <myren> hrm, i guess i better stick with the SDK entirely then
[23:27] <wbx> if the package is not activated in .config, it will not be compiled.
[23:28] <myren> i dont know how to shoehorn a package into the buildoort
[23:31] <wbx> we have a very good documentation for this.
[23:34] <myren> http://downloads.openwrt.org/docs/buildroot-documentation.html#add_software ?
[23:34] <myren> is there a $(VAR) for the toolchain dir?
[23:35] <myren> i need wordexp.h which is in ./toolchain_build_mipsel/uClibc-0.9.28/include/wordexp.h
[23:35] <wbx> there us a VAR. look at rules.mk
[23:39] <myren> i think i added alsa-lib to the buildroot properly, and i added BR2_PACKAGE_ALSA_LIB=m (as i've called it) to my .config
[23:40] <myren> is there anything else i need to do to propogate the changes to .config? its still not building
[23:40] <wbx> better use make menuconfig to add it.
[23:41] <wbx> if it does not build after make, there might be still a config issue.
[23:41] <wbx> datenmaulwurf: hi
[23:43] <myren> what should i set my ipkg/*.control Section: to for multimeida? is therea a list of Section:'s?
[23:43] <datenmaulwurf> wbx: heyho
[23:43] <wbx> nope. we do not use it extensively.
[23:44] <myren> how are packages classified in the menuconfig?
[23:46] <myren> i cant find alsa-lib in menuconfig, now that i've added it
[23:46] <TheCompWiz> arggggg!
[23:47] <TheCompWiz> can someone tell me why ip-down dosn't do ALL it's told to do?
[23:49] <myren> mercy be, hallejuhia! this places closes in 15 minutes, compile compile compile!
[23:50] Action: TheCompWiz hates it when that happens... it helps a lot if I have it typed correctly ;P
[23:58] <myren> uh, thats really weird, ./configure detected wordexp.h fine, but make didnt
[23:58] <myren> ah well, its in the -L and -I now
[23:59] <myren> whoo, i deleted my bin dir by accident
[23:59] <myren> that'll be fun to rebuild
[23:59] <myren> no car mp3 player yet i guess. ;-]
[23:59] <myren> plenty of time to compile overnight
[00:00] --- Tue Apr 11 2006
[00:00] <Dabian> s/pts/pt/
[00:01] <joebush> my reset button doesn't seem to change the contents of /proc/sys/reset
[00:01] <donlaverty> there is nothing wrong with that dabian - i don't know a way without polling either - i just told joe not to use it without sleep 1 in a script
[00:02] <joebush> like I said, doesn't work for me at all
[00:02] <Dabian> donlaverty : Ahh .. very sound advise indeed! :-)
[00:03] <Dabian> joebush : You should keep the button pressed for a while.
[00:03] <joebush> even if not in a script ;)
[00:03] <joebush> I did
[00:03] <Dabian> ok
[00:03] <joebush> no change
[00:03] <Dabian> joebush : Which wrt have you?
[00:03] <joebush> 500gd
[00:04] <Dabian> like mine?
[00:04] <Dabian> ASUS WL-500gd ?
[00:04] <joebush> yes
[00:04] <Dabian> Are there different models?
[00:05] <Dabian> joebush : You did run the script, right?
[00:05] <Dabian> (or reboot the wrt)
[00:07] <stockholm> hi!
[00:08] <stockholm> i dont manage to get ssh-private/public key login on my wrt54g box with whiterussion r5 to work
[00:08] <stockholm> is that a known issue?
[00:08] <donlaverty> no stockholm - that is a mistake
[00:09] <stockholm> donlaverty: *my* mistake?
[00:09] <donlaverty> indeed
[00:09] <[olli]> stockholm, works fine here
[00:09] <stockholm> i would like to believe so, but i dont get helpfull debug output from dropbear
[00:09] <joebush> is this a fresh install?
[00:09] <stockholm> joebush: quite fresh
[00:10] <stockholm> some minor customisation
[00:10] <joebush> already logged in with telnet and changed password?
[00:10] <stockholm> yes, i have apasswork
[00:10] <stockholm> and i can ssh into the box with that password
[00:10] <joebush> so, you can't login with telnet either now?
[00:10] <joebush> oh
[00:10] <donlaverty> you did the followin: scp id_rsa.pub myrouter:
[00:11] <joebush> what was the problem then?
[00:11] <Dabian> joebush : Does this turn any of your leds? : echo -en "\001\000\000\000" >/dev/gpio/out
[00:11] <stockholm> donlaverty: no, i did: root@petrus2:~# cat | nvram set authorized_keys="$(cat -)"
[00:11] <donlaverty> cat id_rsa.pub > /etc/dropbear/authorized_keys
[00:11] <donlaverty> chmod 600 /etc/dropbear/authorized_keys
[00:12] <donlaverty> chmod 700 /etc/dropbear
[00:12] <stockholm> then i added a bit of logic to have it generate a .ssh dir in /tmp
[00:12] <stockholm> donlaverty: if that works, great, i will do that
[00:12] <donlaverty> stockholm: just read the article in the wiki
[00:12] <donlaverty> it is not that hard
[00:12] <stockholm> donlaverty: i wanted to have it in nvram to have it accross upgrades
[00:13] <joebush> the front on mine doesn't have a dmz either
[00:13] <joebush> Air (fancy for WLAN), WAN, LAN[1-4]
[00:13] <donlaverty> but actually doing as i told you will work aswell
[00:13] <joebush> Oh, and PWR :)
[00:13] <Dabian> I guess we could use another led.
[00:13] <Dabian> Yeah :)
[00:13] <Kaloz> *poke*
[00:13] <Dabian> Kaloz! :)
[00:13] <Kaloz> anyone here has a wla-g54/wbr-g54?
[00:14] <crazy_imp> Dabian: /dev/gpio# echo 1 > out
[00:14] <crazy_imp> Segmentation fault, but it causes that the powerled starts blinking, and the dmz led turned on (wrt54g)
[00:14] <joebush> I was more curious as to why /proc/sys/reset isnt' effected by the button
[00:14] <Dabian> interesting
[00:14] <donlaverty> if you want to you can write a startup script that overwrites /etc/dropbear/authorized_keys each time you boot the rooter
[00:14] <Dabian> joebush : It *should* be...
[00:14] <joebush> exactly
[00:14] <crazy_imp> Dabian: yes, and it didn't turn of with echo 0, just a segfault
[00:15] <Dabian> crazy_imp : You need to type the command exactly like this:
[00:15] <Dabian> (well, there may be other ways .. but ..)
[00:15] <Dabian> echo -en "\001\000\000\000" >/dev/gpio/out
[00:16] <crazy_imp> Dabian: the leds still doing the same like before
[00:17] <crazy_imp> (but no segfault)
[00:20] <joebush> hmm, the file is now empty (had a stream of D's before)
[00:20] <joebush> and no led changes
[00:20] <donlaverty> joe: try checking /proc/sys/button for changes when hitting reset
[00:20] <joebush> hmm
[00:21] <joebush> don't have a /proc/sys/button
[00:22] <Dabian> joebush : Are you sure you really press the reset? Sum times you'd need a pensil or a stick..
[00:22] <Dabian> (Don't break anything though. ;-)
[00:22] <joebush> no, it's pretty easy
[00:23] <joebush> well, I can try again to be sure
[00:23] <joebush> one sec
[00:23] <Dabian> while true; do sleep 1 ; cat /proc/sys/reset ; done
[00:24] <Dabian> joebush : If you still have the problem, I would reboot the wrt.
[00:25] <joebush> noithing
[00:26] <joebush> A reboot isn't going to make the button update /proc/sys.reset ;)
[00:26] <joebush> typo
[00:27] <Jonek02> I have tried upgrading my OpenWrt on Asus Wl500gd using the mtd command to olegs firmware. I used the reboot option, but it did not reboot
[00:27] <joebush> pull the power
[00:27] <Jonek02> now i just get a segmentation fault when isuing the reboot command
[00:27] Action: Jonek02 can't, since i am not on the site ;-)
[00:27] <crazy_imp> Dabian: interesting, different hardware return different results if i doing cat /dev/gpio/(in/out/outen/control)
[00:28] <Jonek02> I also tried init 6, but thats just the same.
[00:28] <Jonek02> Will pull the plug tomorrow, but just wondered if there was a way using commandline
[00:30] <Jonek02> maybe something with cp /dev/null /proc/...something ...
[00:31] <crazy_imp> Dabian: can you explain me what: "echo -en "\000\000\000\000" > out" does (just the part with the \000\....,) and why this line is turning the wlan led at my wrt54g on, and why does echo -en "\001\... turning it off?
[00:32] <fish_> re
[00:33] <frop> lo
[00:35] <crazy_imp> (the > out, should be > control)
[00:35] <joebush> doesn't do anything for me at all
[00:36] <Kaloz> hmz, okay, better question :) anyone here with any kind of v1 hardware? :)
[00:37] <crazy_imp> wrt54g, just ver2, didn't know what version of wrt54gs is under my roof
[00:39] <joebush> hehehe, I am logged in on the wrong box!!!
[00:39] <joebush> no wonder the leds weren't changing
[00:39] <crazy_imp> would be interesting if someone would create a list since which mac a new version begins
[00:40] <frop> i've motos
[00:40] <frop> 2 v2 and 1 v3
[00:40] <donlaverty> dabian: come on lets kill joe
[00:41] <donlaverty> it'll be fun
[00:41] <joebush> hey, I have 4. Isn't easy to keep track of ;)
[00:41] <joebush> 10.0.0.1 and 10.0.0.11 that's where I went wrong
[00:41] <frop> btw, is here the boys with dlink 502t?
[00:43] <crazy_imp> joebush: give them different names
[00:43] <joebush> echo -ne "\377\377\377\377" and echo -ne "\000\000\000\000" are the same thing apparently
[00:44] <donlaverty> get some magic markers make a dot on them and name them by their color
[00:44] <joebush> crazy_imp: they do have different names, but the names in hosts on my router aren't accessible from the clients..only from the other OpenWrt boxes
[00:44] <joebush> So I have to use the IP's
[00:45] <joebush> ping router from a client machine doesn't do anything, so I can't ssh to it that way either. Would be nice though
[00:45] <crazy_imp> or take names from figures out of the discworld like me :D
[00:45] <joebush> maybe someone here knows why that is?
[00:46] <joebush> umm, router, ap, media, etc is fine ;)
[00:46] <crazy_imp> joebush: but pinging from router to client works?
[00:47] <joebush> by hostname?
[00:47] <joebush> yes
[00:47] <joebush> hey, it is working now
[00:47] <crazy_imp> ....
[00:48] <joebush> tried for hours to figure out why the dns wasn't letting clients access things from host. Probably 'another' effect of the issue I had
[00:48] <joebush> great. glad I checked now
[00:49] <joebush> fulle named windows are nice :)
[00:49] <overseer> is there an exposed i2c interface on any of the wrt or wgt boards?
[00:50] <joebush> wl rssi <mac> shows the strength of the incoming signal, right?
[00:51] <joebush> damn, the putty window still only has the IP
[00:51] <nbd> joebush: tried 0.7.2 yet? :)
[00:51] <joebush> no ;)
[00:51] <joebush> one sec
[00:52] <crazy_imp> joebush: look inside at the prompt.... :D
[00:52] <joebush> inside at the prompt?
[00:52] <joebush> nbd: remove first?
[00:52] <nbd> no
[00:52] <nbd> and keep your config
[00:53] <crazy_imp> joebush: yes, my put does only showing the ip in the top, but if you are looking: root@herr_ixolite:
[00:53] <joebush> got a link, nbd?
[00:54] <joebush> says, root@OpenWrt ;)
[00:54] <joebush> never changed the hostname there
[00:54] <joebush> doesn't it actually server a purpose other than the prompt?
[00:54] <joebush> hmm, nevermind
[00:55] <crazy_imp> joebush: just do: nvram set wan_hostname=whateveryoulike and then commit
[00:55] <joebush> did now
[00:55] <joebush> have to reboot though, I guess
[00:56] <Dabian> crazy_imp : The \000 means 0 in the octal system, that is 9 bits.
[00:56] <joebush> You mean lan_hostname I hope
[00:56] <crazy_imp> Dabian: ok and then should \001 be 1?
[00:57] <Dabian> crazy_imp : You happen to now the binary numbersystem and/or hexidecimal?
[00:57] <crazy_imp> joebush: for me it does with the wan_hostname :D
[00:57] <joebush> hmm, guess it needs to be wan_hostname
[00:57] <Dabian> crazy_imp: Indeed .. but when its \001\000\000\000 its probably a lot more than 1.
[00:58] <crazy_imp> i jsut said \001, not more behind it
[00:58] <Dabian> oh ok .. yeah .. thats 1
[00:58] <Dabian> \010 is 8 though.
[00:58] <nbd> joebush: http://downloads.openwrt.org/people/nbd/qos/
[00:59] <Dabian> and \100 would be 64 or something.
[00:59] <joebush> hmm, one of then says media.lan in the putty bar. Without me changing wan_hostname
[00:59] <crazy_imp> but why >1=off and 0=on?
[00:59] <Dabian> crazy_imp : I am guessing that its mapping to some register in the broadcom chip, that controls the leds.
[00:59] <crazy_imp> ack
[01:00] <Dabian> crazy_imp : How it does, I have no real idea, I can only guess.
[01:01] <joebush> guess connection to media was now enough to change the titlebar
[01:01] <crazy_imp> better not think about it, or is a construction paper for the chip somewhere?
[01:02] <joebush> The funny thing is the addition af .lan
[01:02] <Dabian> crazy_imp : I think there has been some reverse engeneering, but broadcom seems to refuse to hand out their specs. I am not sure my knowledge is acurate here though, nbd, olli or another developer of OpenWrt will know more.
[01:02] <joebush> s/af/of
[01:03] <Dabian> crazy_imp : Maybe you can get MBM to explain it on the phorum.
[01:03] <joebush> I guess when it first looks up the name, it uses the full name it gets back
[01:04] <crazy_imp> Dabian: hey, does we looking like someone who is able to reproduce the chips ;) :D
[01:04] <Dabian> crazy_imp : Indeed :)
[01:04] <crazy_imp> Dabian: hm, thats an idea
[01:04] <Dabian> Its only too expensive.
[01:05] <joebush> nbd: installed
[01:06] <crazy_imp> Dabian: but why building these one? then i would say a geode from amd would be the better choice :D
[01:07] <Dabian> crazy_imp : The reverse ingeneering is to get the specs, so we can make OpenWrt even better. Not to make new chips. :-)
[01:08] <crazy_imp> Dabian: i know
[01:10] <joebush> nbd: it is choking my download even with no upload. Something isn't right
[01:10] <Dabian> [av]bani : Sell them the eiffel tower next. ;-)
[01:11] <telexl> would anyone like to hear an amusing (to me, anyway..) story about how I bricked my WRT?
[01:11] <crazy_imp> ^^?
[01:11] <telexl> I bought a WRT54G v1.1, hooked it up to my access point and someone got in and change my root password.
[01:12] Action: gr8w11ne is waiting for the punchline
[01:12] <crazy_imp> telexl: thats bad
[01:12] <telexl> I hadn't set boot_wait so I was locked out. Decided to reflash via JTAG, only I then found that someone had already been at the flash ram chip and had shorted pins.
[01:12] <telexl> So hairydairymaid's util kept hanging while flashing. Bricked.
[01:13] <telexl> I ended up unsoldering the flash ram and am considering making a keyring fob out of it.
[01:13] <telexl> Not a very good joke really.
[01:13] <Dabian> telexl : Strange .. there was a guy the other night asking how he could do a thing like that ...
[01:13] <crazy_imp> why didn't you try to bring it back to the store?
[01:13] <telexl> crazy_imp: I got it on EBay.
[01:14] <telexl> Also, it was a pride thing: I wanted to fix it myself.
[01:14] <Mr-packet> did you replace the flash chip?
[01:14] <telexl> So now I have decided to collect WRTs so I have a nice collection.
[01:14] <joebush> nbd: put in 0.7.1 again and things are fine
[01:14] <crazy_imp> thats the point why i wouldn't by something like electronics there
[01:14] <joebush> nbd: just thought I'd let you know
[01:14] <telexl> Mr-packet: no. It was a tiny SMD and I really messed up the board when I unsoldered it.
[01:15] <Mr-packet> telexl.. you used a soldering iron right?
[01:15] <Dabian> telexl : Did the guy halfway flash the chip over wiereless?
[01:15] <Mr-packet> urghh...
[01:15] <telexl> Mr-packet: yes - 18W iron. Too hot.
[01:15] <Mr-packet> urghh..
[01:15] <Mr-packet> you need a hot air rework tool
[01:15] <telexl> Also, I really can't solder.
[01:15] <telexl> Mr-packet: oh! /that's/ how they do it!
[01:15] <Dabian> telexl : And when did it happen? Its not more than a few weeks or months since the guy asked, IIRC.
[01:15] <Mr-packet> yes...
[01:16] <Mr-packet> and you can also do it in a oven
[01:16] <telexl> Dabian: happened a few days ago.
[01:16] <crazy_imp> Mr-packet: wouldn't cutting it of working?
[01:16] <telexl> Mr-packet: aw.. my cooker doesn't work - it shorts the mains when I switch it on.
[01:16] <Mr-packet> sigh...
[01:17] <Mr-packet> best most people don't open the box
[01:17] <telexl> Could I put it in the microwave? no, forget that question..
[01:17] <Dabian> telexl : Oh well .. maybe it was him, maybe it wasn't. He was trying to find out ways to brick routers running OpenWrt.
[01:17] <telexl> Mr-packet: the warranty seal was broken when I got it - someone else had been at it.
[01:17] <Mr-packet> microwave ovens and wrt..
[01:17] <donlaverty> that guy made a hell of a brick - hey why didn't you try to get it working with a hammer?
[01:17] <Mr-packet> you can couple the output of the wrt to the magnetron of the microwave
[01:17] <Mr-packet> use the magnetron as a massive amplifier
[01:17] <telexl> donlaverty: I didn't want to be violent to it - it hadn't done me any harm.
[01:18] <telexl> Mr-packet: yes. that'd be an awesome hack.
[01:18] <Mr-packet> you could get 1500W of power no problems
[01:18] <crazy_imp> the magnetron of a microwave would harm you :D
[01:18] <Mr-packet> well, plenty of problems like it would be bloddy dangerous
[01:18] <donlaverty> but if your soldering skills are as you described them trying to fix your brick with a hammer sounds more promising to me
[01:19] <telexl> I think the radio authority would be after me, if i lived.
[01:19] <joebush> they'd throw you away for life....or whatever remained
[01:19] <telexl> so, now I have a bricked WRT without a flash chip. I can still talk to it over JTAG. is there anything i can do with it?
[01:19] <Mr-packet> the big issue woud not be the microwave radiation
[01:19] <Mr-packet> remember that wifi and microwave ovens don't run at the same frequencys
[01:19] <Mr-packet> close, but not that same
[01:20] <telexl> donlaverty: my soldering skills are best described as 'mediocre'.
[01:20] <telexl> Everything seems to run at about 2400 MHz. I get interference on my wireless cameras from the wi-fi.
[01:21] <Mr-packet> but a microwave works by running at the first resonance band of water
[01:21] <joebush> I am sure that microwaves litter quite a lot. Running all over the place.
[01:22] <telexl> I wonder if it can be detuned..
[01:22] <joebush> They aren't designed to be precise
[01:22] <crazy_imp> telexl: where do you come from? here in my town (germany) an isp does providing internet over wlan, and every box is running at 200mw, and the regulating authority didn't do anything to them after we had reportet it, they just come here looking at it, saying thats too much power and that was all....
[01:23] <crazy_imp> (okay, in a case of 1,5kw i think they will do something)
[01:23] <Mr-packet> microwave ovens do run pretty precisenly.. at 2.4542 Ghz
[01:23] <joebush> of course. That's a weapon
[01:23] <Mr-packet> they need to. or it just won't work
[01:23] <Mr-packet> you need to dump most of the engergy into that band
[01:23] <crazy_imp> (oh, i forget, they are using big antennas)
[01:23] <telexl> crazy_imp: I'm in the UK. The Radio Authority probably wouldn't care much about an overpowered WLAN here. i remember the days when they went after CB'ers with 'burners' though.
[01:24] <joebush> not really true. As long as they cover the necessary band, it can run aover. But that also means less effect. Which is why some microwaves would be more effective than others
[01:24] <Mr-packet> well, i best go and work on something practical
[01:24] <crazy_imp> telexl: hehe, everywhere the same
[01:24] <telexl> i saw a microwave dish earlier, on a tv transmitter. i wonder what it was beaming, and where to. ah well.
[01:25] <Mr-packet> i suspect however that the signal/noise ratio on a oven magnetron, might be so high, that it would render it useless
[01:25] <crazy_imp> Mr-packet: i hope you life far enough away from me :D
[01:25] <joebush> Kind of ironic really. That the 'open' frequency given us to use for wireless run smack into microwaves band
[01:25] <telexl> Maybe they're running out of frequency allocations?
[01:26] <crazy_imp> what was the freq of mobilephones / handy's?
[01:26] <joebush> Mr-packet.: I understood that microwaves disturbed WLAN without prejudice...and not only on a specific channel
[01:27] <telexl> thanks for your help folks. bedtime.
[01:27] <crazy_imp> (wiki is atm down, so i cant look it up :/)
[01:27] <Mr-packet> bedtime.. its almost lunchtime
[01:27] <joebush> australia?
[01:28] <crazy_imp> everytime = lunchtime, i'm just a very big hobbit ;)
[01:28] <Mr-packet> joebush.. don't be silly...
[01:28] <telexl> sometimes for me, lunchtime is at bedtime and vice versa - but today i am on a normal sleep pattern. anyway.. ttfn
[01:28] <joebush> silly about what?
[01:29] <joebush> should be about lunchtime in Australia
[01:29] <crazy_imp> about the location of telexl, he is locatet in the uk (said it above)
[01:30] <joebush> but Mr-packet said lunchtime, not telexl
[01:30] <joebush> was meant to him
[01:30] <crazy_imp> joebush: okay you are right
[01:30] <joebush> :)
[01:31] <joebush> way passed my bedtime. Have a meeting in the morning
[01:32] <crazy_imp> joebush: hey, i nearly done the same failue like you, making a ssh session over a wrt to a wrt, just looked at the ip in the windowtitle.... :D
[01:33] <joebush> ok, I didn't do that. I just read it wrong :|
[01:33] <joebush> even worse
[01:33] <joebush> but now I get the name in the putty titlebar :)
[01:34] <crazy_imp> thats good
[01:34] <joebush> and on the prompt
[01:34] <joebush> Foolproof....exactly what I need
[01:35] <crazy_imp> i need a working nfsserver, tring some flags in the exports, and now it goes ro.....
[01:35] <crazy_imp> not good
[01:37] <fwyzard> cool, I got a nice answer :)
[01:38] <fwyzard> anyone here can explain me where is the integrated broadcom network driver in kamikaze 2.4 ?
[01:38] <fwyzard> I have the wireless (probably) working, but not eth0
[01:51] <crazy_imp> hm, i have installed kismet-client and it didn't have colors, but putty and the terminal supporting colors (i think so, ls -alh is showing colored output), kismet_client says: terminal doesn't support colors. whats going wrong?
[01:56] <jakllsch> the termcap doesn't indicate the support for color
[01:56] <crazy_imp> but why is it working with ls?
[01:57] <jakllsch> maybe because it's not looking at the termcap, I doubt it uses curses
[01:57] <crazy_imp> ack
[02:03] <tat_> someone knows what's up with openwrt and mrouted ?
[02:12] Action: crazy_imp searching his hakin9 as night lecture
[02:13] <donlaverty> crazy_imp are you from germany? do you know were to get an english hakin9>
[02:17] <crazy_imp> donlaverty, yes i'm from germany, i think you could order it from http://en.hakin9.org/ or get a digital version
[02:17] <crazy_imp> some of the articels are free
[02:21] <donlaverty> thanks crazy
[02:21] <crazy_imp> np
[04:18] <moshii> mm NFS mounting seems broken, anyone managed to mount an NFS export?
[04:25] <moshii> ah, no problem, sorted :)
[04:59] Action: jakllsch hates how hotplug wants full control of shit
[05:03] <jakllsch> ahh, deleting hotplug helps some
[05:04] Action: jakllsch may be a tad off his rocker
[06:41] <[mbm]> .
[06:53] <Eagle_Fire> .\
[06:58] <Eggplant> /.
[06:59] <Eagle_Fire> .\
[07:01] <J4k3> -
[07:01] <J4k3> =
[07:02] <J4k3> |
[07:02] <J4k3> ^- towerbuilding
[07:07] <[mbm]> J4k3: careful or the jenga guys will send us a cease and decist
[07:13] <J4k3> haha
[07:14] <J4k3> that new tower... when I got there, it looked like )
[07:14] <J4k3> ;)
[07:14] <J4k3> jenga can't do )
[07:18] <Eggplant> J4k3, you got that all fixed up now?
[07:19] <J4k3> not yet, weather is perfect for the next couple days though
[07:19] <Eggplant> ah
[07:19] <Eggplant> got before/after pics?
[07:19] <J4k3> I got befores
[07:19] <J4k3> no afters
[07:19] <J4k3> http://www.intrastar.net/~jsuter/towerintown/
[07:20] <Eggplant> well its not quite after yet is it
[07:20] <J4k3> exactly.
[07:20] <J4k3> no during pics either.
[07:21] <Eggplant> is it me or are those guys a bit lose?
[07:23] <Eggplant> whats in the last pic, 2 yellow flags and, something red
[07:24] <jnc> another flag looks like
[07:24] <J4k3> various utility markers
[07:24] <J4k3> since we replaced the ground anchors, we called everybody first to make sure there was nothing in the ground
[07:24] <J4k3> gas main ran about 10' away...
[07:47] <Eggplant> that would have bene interesting, if not fun, to hit
[08:10] <geoff_> howdy wrt
[08:10] <geoff_> wrt sucks
[08:10] <geoff_> wrt is a loser
[08:10] <geoff_> wrt?
[08:10] <geoff_> hello?
[08:26] <ads> morning
[08:28] <LunohoD_> re
[08:29] <LunohoD_> what does this message mean: "user.info : sta_info"? there are hundreds of such messages in syslog!
[08:56] <Kaah> i work at my isp, and we have found something interesting about openwrt
[08:56] <J4k3> orly?
[08:57] <Kaah> when its rebooted it tryes to use a few ipnumbers, probalby the coders of owrt
[08:57] <rrittenhouse> Ive been searching for a while and i was wondering if there was an IRC client for OpenWRT
[08:58] <J4k3> kaah: what build?
[08:58] <Kaah> rc5
[08:58] <J4k3> your own build, or the prebuilt binaries?
[08:58] <Kaah> prebuilt
[08:58] <J4k3> at what point do you see it occur? as soon as the wan comes up?
[08:58] <J4k3> or immediately on boot?
[08:59] <Kaah> well we see that on our cmts(cable modem)
[08:59] <J4k3> well, I'd assume you're connecting your openwrt boxes to the cable modem via the wan port on the box.
[08:59] <Kaah> yes
[08:59] <zorrolero> rrittenhouse: http://ipkg.be/search?q=irssi
[08:59] <J4k3> dhcp assignment, no pppoe, etc?
[08:59] <Kaah> yes
[09:00] <Kaah> ordinary settings
[09:00] Action: J4k3 pulls a bin.
[09:00] <Kaah> well i must go now, bbl
[09:00] <Kaah> i'm @ work, so talk to you later
[09:01] <rrittenhouse> zorrolero: awesome i forgot about irssi :-D thx
[09:02] <rrittenhouse> Its an odd need but where i live they whine if i leave my computer on for power reasons and my WRT54G is always on so i figure i can use that to help my situation hehe
[09:02] <Kaah> i will reboot my router later, and see what ip numbers it wants and mail them to a developer
[10:00] <Ionic`> Hum does anyone has the libstdc++ for OpenWrt?
[10:25] <zemon> Can you point me site for download firmware for update wrt54gs v4.0 ?
[10:26] <trogs> zemon: http://wiki.openwrt.org/Faq
[10:27] <zemon> thank
[10:57] <Kaah> is anyone here using OPTUSINTERNET-AU?
[10:58] <Kaah> i live in sweden, and my router requests a ip from sidney via dhcp.
[10:58] <Kaah> like 5 ips, from different locations
[10:58] <Mr-packet> kahh. why would you want to do that
[10:59] <Kaah> i havent done any settings to it, only firewall en wireless settings
[10:59] <Kaah> a friend at work check my cable modem for signal strength and saw what ips my router had requested
[11:00] <Kaah> very very very strange
[11:01] <Kaah> i'm going to whait a few days and see if they appear again
[11:02] <Kaah> rebuilt my cabletv at home this weekend, thats why i checked via the cmts if the signal strenght was ok from my motorola modem
[11:19] <fish_> re
[11:20] <Ionic`> Mh so no one has the libstdc++? :/
[11:24] <J4k3> stds are bad
[11:24] <J4k3> sometimes they make you cry, sometimes they make you die... don't get an std!
[11:25] <Ionic`> J4k3: but it's needed for compiling c++ :/
[11:28] <florian_> Ionic`: can you try using uclibc++ ?
[11:28] <Ionic`> Mh florian_ symlinking uclibc++ as libstdc++?
[11:29] <florian_> no, passing special CFLAGS at configure time in order to use uclibc++ as a non standard libstdc++ library
[11:29] <florian_> see the nmap/Makefile example
[11:31] <Ionic`> HMmmm
[11:32] <florian_> It won't work all the time, because some programs are using a littlbe bit more than just c++ library, and sometimes you will have to use the libstdc++ provdided with the cross-compiler, but sometimes it works
[11:32] <Ionic`> Hech, I mean natively :p
[11:32] <Ionic`> It would be nice to build a real libstdc++, if possible
[11:33] <florian_> there is a real, but small libstdc++ built in the staging_dir
[11:33] <Ionic`> For MIPS?
[11:34] <florian_> sure
[11:34] <Ionic`> Oh well, I'll try it
[11:34] <Ionic`> But nmap should be working with uclibc++, I think
[11:35] <Mr-packet> i'm hoping we have the wrt54g3g project making some progress again
[12:01] <damien_> I've installed openwrt on a DSL-504T
[12:02] <damien_> it work fine...I've downloaded the img file on download.openwrt.org/users/ndb
[12:03] <damien_> here in fact: http://downloads.openwrt.org/people/nbd/ar7/annex-b/
[12:03] <nbd> that link is gone
[12:03] <damien_> but it don't have nvram
[12:04] <nbd> of course it doesn't have nvram
[12:04] <damien_> before, i've always worked on xrt54g hardware
[12:05] <damien_> with nvram
[12:06] <damien_> why is there no nvrom on my dsl ? is it because of the hardware or because of the software ?
[12:10] <nbd> nvram is non-standard stuff used mostly by the broadcom stuff
[12:10] <nbd> we decided not to emulate the broadcom's weirdness by adding nvram to other platforms
[12:12] <damien_> ok, then how does it work on the DSL ? how to set the IP or netmask etc.. ?
[12:12] <nbd> /etc/config/network
[12:18] <[olli]> i can't believe why users are going to use use the "bleeding edge" stuff currently
[12:19] <[olli]> white russian is going more stable with each release candidate. rc5 is a very good release
[12:20] <damien_> thanks nbd for you help and for the work on ar7 :)
[12:23] <Ionic`> Hmm florian_ building nmap-4.01 with -luClibc++ is not working really, well, it seems like it's the same error as when building via the SDK
[12:24] <[olli]> Ionic`, white russian uses uclibc .27, trunk uses .28. i guess there is the problem why white russian hasn't 4.01 yet
[12:24] <damien_> ndb , i see you removed the ar7 directory from your directory on downloads.openwrt.org...
[12:24] <damien_> i can't use this firmware ?
[12:24] <Ge0rG> damien_: the ar7 build in the downloads directory is untested and unsupported
[12:24] <Ionic`> Mh
[12:25] <Ionic`> [olli]: do you have older releases of nmap?
[12:25] Action: Ge0rG could put online another untested and unsupported image
[12:25] <SiD3WiNDR> Ge0rG: so can i, dd if=/dev/urandom of=image.trx bs=1M count=4
[12:25] <SiD3WiNDR> :>
[12:25] <Ionic`> .. :P
[12:25] <Ge0rG> SiD3WiNDR: mine boots on at least one of the ar7 devices.. your too? :P
[12:25] <[olli]> Ionic`, official white russian currently use nmap 3.81
[12:25] <SiD3WiNDR> it might
[12:26] <damien_> GeOrG , Yes, I read it. it's no problem for me.
[12:26] <SiD3WiNDR> but the chances aren't too big
[12:26] <Ge0rG> SiD3WiNDR: maybe you should deploy monkeys with typewriters
[12:26] <SiD3WiNDR> yes, I will become famous with my remixes of hamlet
[12:41] <Ionic`> [olli]: err btw, Trunk might use uclibc 0.28, but the uClibc++ should be the same, or not?
[12:42] <[olli]> Ionic`, i don't know. you can check it...
[12:43] <Ionic`> Mhpf ok sorry
[12:47] <nbd> uclibc++ and uclibc are different things
[12:47] <nbd> for different purposes
[12:48] <nbd> uclibc++ is a replacement for libstdc++
[12:50] <[olli]> lol. http://www.golem.de/0604/44605.html
[12:51] <[olli]> linux is a big kindergarten
[13:11] <[olli]> cool. rc5 is up for 9 days now
[13:14] <Mr-packet> rc4 was up for 100days plus
[13:14] <Kaloz> howdy Mr-packet
[13:50] <atari> can i update from rc4 to rc5 with ipkg upgrade if i use jffs2?
[13:52] <florian_> no, you have to reflash anyway
[13:53] <[olli]> atari, i would reflash to upgrade between releases
[13:53] <atari> damn :/
[14:12] <grafzahl> moinmoin *! I need a ia32-system with a _really_ small memory footprint. As i run several linksys hw with openwrt, i'd like to use that. Will do kernel myself, just need the userland. Any hints for building OpenWRT userland for ia32?
[14:12] <grafzahl> i saw there's a port for soekris. May that will run on any standard ia32-hw?
[14:13] <Kaloz> sure it will
[14:13] <Kaloz> just modify the kernel options if you don't want to use the serial for console
[14:13] <grafzahl> ;-) ok, i'll try it. thnx
[14:13] <zemon> wrt54gs v4 ,Can you tell me to Enable boot_wait ?
[14:13] <Kaloz> yw
[14:14] <Kaloz> zemon: nvram set boot_wait=on? :)
[14:14] <grafzahl> kaloz: will do kernel myself (ARCH=xen)
[14:14] <Kaloz> zemon: if you mean before flashing, you can't. simply upload the firmware via the webinterface
[14:14] <zemon> Kaloz: i can't see nvram i try to update new firmware.
[14:14] <Kaloz> grafzahl: openwrt/xen?
[14:14] <grafzahl> will try network simulation my "mass virtualization"
[14:15] <Kaloz> grafzahl: pervert :P
[14:15] <[olli]> bbl
[14:15] <grafzahl> :-) semms to be a natural idea
[14:16] <zemon> kaloz: i get firmware-linksys-wrt54gs-v4-3.3.2.2 and try to update to wrt54gs v4. ,I just buy wrt54gs today.
[14:16] <Kaloz> well, beware that there is now a wrt54gs v5 as well
[14:17] <Kaloz> that one has 2mb flash, so unusable
[14:17] <zemon> kaloz : some document tell my put ;cp${IFS}*/*/nvram${IFS}/tmp/n
[14:17] <Kaloz> zemon: that won't work on the v4
[14:17] <Kaloz> zemon: simply use the web-interface to upload the firmware
[14:17] <zemon> Really ?
[14:17] <zemon> And it don't have problem about boot_wait ?
[14:18] <grafzahl> how much RAM will a openwrt node wants to have on o network with ~100 nodes for OSPF-routing w/ quagga?
[14:18] <Kaloz> nope
[14:19] <Kaloz> grafzahl: no idea
[14:20] <zemon> kaloz: does firmware-linksys-wrt54gs-v4-3.3.2.2 is the newest for wrt54gs v4 ?
[14:20] <Kaloz> zemon: no ide,a e use openwr tonly
[14:21] <zemon> Can you point me site for download opnewr for wrt54gs v4 ?
[14:21] <zemon> You mean OpenWrt-gs-code.bin ?
[14:24] <zemon> I can't download openwrt-gs...
[14:24] <datenmaulwurf> i've pppoe-problems with my wgt634u and KAMIKAZE (trunk)
[14:24] <datenmaulwurf> http://pastebin.com/651159
[14:24] <datenmaulwurf> the modem seems to hang up
[14:25] <datenmaulwurf> but with my wrt54g and rc4 it works
[14:25] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, well. it's the unstable development branch .. use white russian...
[14:26] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: white russian on my wgt634u?
[14:26] <[olli]> no. on a device supported by white russian
[14:27] <datenmaulwurf> thanks, but your answer doesn't really help in this situation
[14:27] <datenmaulwurf> :)
[14:27] <[olli]> rc5 is up for 9 days on my asus wl-500g
[14:27] <datenmaulwurf> and kamikaze was up ~15 days without using pppoe
[14:27] <J4k3> datenmaulwurf: you need to adjust the MTU down a bit.
[14:27] <[olli]> well, there the development branch isn't supported
[14:28] <[olli]> -there
[14:28] <datenmaulwurf> J4k3: that's not the problem
[14:28] <datenmaulwurf> the mtu-messages are on the wrt54g, too
[14:28] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: oh, no kamikaze-questions in this channel? sorry, i didn't knew that
[14:29] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, ofcourse, you are free to ask kamikaze question in here
[14:29] <[olli]> questions*
[14:29] Action: J4k3 zzz
[14:33] <[olli]> zemon, http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs
[14:35] <zemon> [olli]: I read that document and get firmware-linksys-wrt54gs-v4-3.3.2.2 firmware.
[14:36] <zemon> and upload via web site tool.
[14:36] <zemon> then i try to telnet,i can't connect to port 23.
[14:38] <datenmaulwurf> next try
[15:00] <Ionic`> Does anyone know which WLAN chip has the ASUS WL-500g Deluxe?
[15:00] <Ge0rG> it should be the broadcom brand
[15:00] <thresh> Broadcom BCM4320 802.11 Wireless Controller 3.90.37.0
[15:01] <Ionic`> Ach, thx
[15:01] <Ionic`> lspci, eh?
[15:01] <thresh> no lspci there
[15:01] <Ge0rG> looks like dmesg
[15:01] <thresh> thats from dmesg
[15:01] <Ionic`> Ach, thanks :)
[15:02] <Ionic`> There are really many patched needed to make this work, isn't it?
[15:05] <crazy_imp> mbm: if just read your wikipage about the wrt54gs, if i understand you right at the end there is no problem to give the ap more ampere then the original powersupply does?
[15:33] <Ionic`> Hach
[15:33] <Ionic`> got nmap-4.00 working
[15:34] <Ionic`> Let's try 4.01
[15:34] <crazy_imp> freak ;)
[15:34] <Ionic`> Modem-User :P
[15:34] <zemon> i upgrade firmware name firmware-linksys-wrt54gs-v4-3.3.2.2 and then i want to replace to openwrt-wrt54gs_v4-2.4-jffs2 ,and i try to update via web interface it said invalid password ,Can you poit me to fix .
[15:34] <crazy_imp> i'm just having isdn, not much better :D
[15:35] <Ionic`> Ist doch das Selber, loser xP
[15:35] <Ionic`> -r
[15:35] <crazy_imp> wäwäwä, aber flatrate :P
[15:36] <Ionic`> Hehe, na ja, ich hatte 5 Jahre lang ein 56k-Modem... ohne Flat. ;)
[15:36] Action: crazy_imp thinks about the language
[15:36] <Ionic`> Yeah, alright :P
[15:37] <Ionic`> And jup, I am a freak ;)
[15:37] <crazy_imp> hey, who isn't one? :D
[15:38] <Ionic`> Hech
[15:43] <crazy_imp> has someone build a watercooling for his device? i'm thinking about building a box with a climate over two radiators, not ataching anything to the device, just air with a fan. the hdd is a little bit to loud, i just can hear it if everything is off, so i want to build a sound absorbing box for it
[15:44] <crazy_imp> btw, what is the highest temperature that a wrt54gs can deal with, without breaking?
[15:45] <Ionic`> crazy_imp: I think these CPUs CAN not become so hot that they'd break :)
[15:48] <crazy_imp> Ionic`: i'm just thinking about the wrt54gs (with his powersupply) in a waterproof metalbox, on the flatroof of my friend, we put i put there in the autumn, so it cound get hot, but the summer is coming
[15:49] <crazy_imp> couldn't
[15:49] <Ionic`> Mh ach, good point
[15:51] <crazy_imp> and what is the minimum temperature? somedays in the winter i thought the devices was frozen, bad connection :D
[15:52] <Ionic`> Hech I think somewhat over 0 degrees :P
[15:53] <Ionic`> 01:03.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 03)
[15:54] <crazy_imp> hm, thats bad, winter, down to -15° + wind, that could be to cold :D
[15:54] <Ionic`> 00:02.0 Network and computing encryption device: Broadcom Corporation Sentry5 Crypto Accelerator (rev 01)
[15:54] <Ionic`> lol
[15:54] <Ionic`> This box does have a crypto device?
[15:54] <Kaloz> hardware rng to be exact
[15:55] <Ionic`> Hui
[15:55] <Ionic`> Hmm...
[15:55] <Ionic`> 01:02.1 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82xxxxx UHCI USB 1.1 Controller (rev 61)
[15:55] <Ionic`> This entry is shown 2 times, but...
[15:57] <Ionic`> 01:02.2 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. USB 2.0 (rev 63)
[15:57] <Ionic`> This is only shown one time. What does this mean? I thought the box has 2 USB ports with USB 2.0
[15:57] <Wonka> there's a hub behind that?
[15:57] <Kaloz> usb2 controlers include usb1.1 controllers for backward comaptibility
[15:57] <crazy_imp> could it be that the device can handel 2 ports?
[15:57] <Kaloz> thehub is inside the controller
[15:57] <Ionic`> No hub but a controler
[15:57] <Ionic`> 00:03.0 USB Controller: Broadcom Corporation Sentry5 USB Controller (rev 01)
[15:58] <Wonka> Ionic`: do a lsusb
[15:58] <Ionic`> Ach, ok :)
[15:58] <Ionic`> I'll get lsusb first.. :P
[15:58] <Wonka> lsusb -t
[16:00] <SiD3WiNDR> my usb2 ports don't include a separately seen usb1 controller :)
[16:01] <Kaloz> SiD3WiNDR: but you are on a wgt, right?
[16:01] <SiD3WiNDR> I'm on pc :P
[16:01] <SiD3WiNDR> only OpenWrt capable thingy I have has a usb1 port :(
[16:01] <SiD3WiNDR> +with usb
[16:01] <Kaloz> :p
[16:01] <thresh> anyway who asked here about asus wl500g and its integrated?
[16:01] <thresh> ah, i see, already answered
[16:02] <Kaloz> bbl
[16:02] <Ionic`> :)
[16:06] <frop> mjt: ping
[16:06] <frop> has someone menaged an OpenWrt on a dlink dsl50*t?
[16:06] Action: crazy_imp think it's time too get the missing parts for his omni
[16:06] <crazy_imp> cya all
[16:09] <mjt> frop: ?
[16:09] <mjt> aha
[16:10] <frop> mjt i've seen in logs you talking about dlink stuff...
[16:10] <frop> ...so...ping
[16:10] <Ge0rG> frop: it works
[16:10] <mjt> frop: dsl works.. wifi not ;)
[16:10] <Ge0rG> oh, wait. 50x
[16:10] <frop> heh
[16:10] <frop> 502t
[16:10] <frop> it should be like a 500t
[16:10] <mjt> oh.. 502t is.. difficult
[16:10] Action: Ge0rG is running openwrt on 664t
[16:11] <ejka_> 504t works
[16:11] <frop> ...one eth and one usb
[16:11] <mjt> 300, 500, 500t.. whichever it is.. i forgot
[16:11] <frop> mjt yeah...
[16:11] <mjt> mine is 604w - pretty similar to 664t i think
[16:11] <frop> 300t and 302t are equal...
[16:11] <frop> ...less the usb
[16:11] <mjt> or 604t...
[16:11] <frop> and 500 should be equal to 502
[16:11] <frop> ...less the usb
[16:11] <moshii> mm I have debian on my WRT, coolies :)
[16:12] <mjt> either way. except of the wifi stuff, it should work.
[16:12] <frop> i'should take particular care compiling kamikaze?
[16:12] <[olli]> bbl
[16:12] <frop> my 502 is on the way...so...just asking
[16:13] <frop> ...and well...for wless...there's no wless on it
[16:33] <atari> has anyone ever seen a wrt54gl version 1.1?
[16:49] <moonwatcher> can i somehow access my cable modem interface through the router?
[16:55] <nou> why not ?
[16:56] <Ge0rG> haha, ddwrt on wrt54g rev5
[16:56] <datenmaulwurf> i've a problem with my wgt634u
[16:56] <datenmaulwurf> i can't set the date/time correctly (
[16:56] <frop> rdate
[16:56] <frop> ntpclient
[16:57] <frop> openntpd
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> root@OpenWrt:~# /usr/sbin/rdate 128.138.140.44
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> Mon Apr 10 16:54:26 2006
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> root@OpenWrt:~# date
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> Sat Jan 1 02:29:10 CET 2000
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> root@OpenWrt:~#
[16:57] <frop> ...
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> /etc/TZ is correct
[16:57] <datenmaulwurf> frop: thanks for your answers - but i think the problem is another
[16:59] <frop> datenmaulwurf have you read the rdate's manpage?
[16:59] <frop> maybe that's the problem
[16:59] <datenmaulwurf> this command works correctly on my wl500g and my wrt54g
[17:00] <zemon> wrt54g i upgrade firm ware to openwrt-wrt54gs_v4-2.4-jffs2 via web interface it said successfull and i click continute and wait ~2 minute ie have some error and then i try to telnet it can't connect and now i can't connect to this wireless machine Can you point me to fix ?
[17:00] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, verdammt nochmal. use stable the stable white russian .. don't complain about kamikaze
[17:01] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: calm down
[17:01] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, i'm already down but i don't understand you
[17:02] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, we can't msg me. my nick isn't registered
[17:02] <[olli]> s/we/you/
[17:02] <datenmaulwurf> ok, but you got my message i see
[17:04] <damien_> I'm trying to compile my own image from svn source for my d-link dsl modem/router
[17:04] <datenmaulwurf> trunk?
[17:05] <damien_> but it did'n work. :(
[17:05] <damien_> yes, from trunk
[17:05] <damien_> i can't ping it, then i dodn't know what's wrong
[17:05] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: it's your part :)
[17:05] <datenmaulwurf> sorry
[17:05] <datenmaulwurf> :)
[17:06] <datenmaulwurf> damien_: does it have a serial-port?
[17:06] <frop> damien_ you should use whiterussian, cause trunk is dev only
[17:06] <frop> ...and datenmaulwurf is right...you *need* a serial console
[17:07] <damien_> serial is jtag ?
[17:07] <datenmaulwurf> no
[17:07] <frop> serial is serial
[17:07] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, ok. this should be no offensive. i just like to remember you that you are using the unstable development branch (kamikaze) which is _not_ supported in here
[17:07] <damien_> there is no serial port on dsl-504T
[17:08] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: yeah, but you said i'm allowed to ask question about trunk
[17:08] <frop> damien_ really?
[17:08] <frop> these guys have to be mad then
[17:08] <frop> http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Hardware/D-Link?highlight=%28CategoryAR7Device%29
[17:09] <[olli]> datenmaulwurf, ok. i'll be quiet for kamikaze related questions...
[17:10] <damien_> frop: thank you... I think that was a jtag port ;)
[17:11] <datenmaulwurf> damien_: yeah, flashing hardware without knowing it has a serial-port is very - aeh - exciting :>
[17:12] <datenmaulwurf> [olli]: is the forum for white-russian-questions only?
[17:18] <firef0x> took wgt634u 2.6 image from http://openwrt.inf.fh-brs.de/~nbd/test/
[17:18] <firef0x> [standart result], i have serial mod(parts for making one)
[17:19] <firef0x> power led - green solid, wireless led - blinking, serial mod only way ?
[17:21] <Ge0rG> firef0x: can you ping it at 192.168.1.1 on the wan device?
[17:23] <Pigmonkey> can i somehow access my cable modem interface through the router?
[17:23] <frop> firef0x with serial you can "debug" the problem
[17:23] <frop> Pigmonkey: is a web interface?
[17:23] <Pigmonkey> yes
[17:23] <frop> install a webrowser
[17:24] <Pigmonkey> i can only access it when it's direcly connected to a pc
[17:24] <firef0x> Ge0rG: no ping
[17:25] <Ge0rG> firef0x: then you need serial
[17:29] <Kaah> how do i make domains accessable inside router? im goin to 192.168.1.1 instead of blahblah.com
[17:29] <Kaah> in iptables
[17:30] <Kaah> have a webserver on the local network
[17:35] Action: firef0x making serialmod :)
[17:37] <crazy_imp> what is better, two small omni's each 1m long, or a big 2m?
[17:39] <alxhh> crazy_imp: rethink about your question
[17:40] <Kaah> http://dotlab.se/firewall.user.txt <- what is wrong with that line? :)
[17:42] <crazy_imp> alxhh: hm, do you mean why didn't he says the db? i dont know it, because i would build them. or did you want too point me on the fact that the db is slowly increasing with the length? so 2 would bring more then one, or?
[17:43] <[mbm]> Kaah: that last line is screwy
[17:43] <alxhh> i mean, your question didn't provide any information for helping you an ist not realted to openwrt
[17:43] <alxhh> ask some hamradio guys
[17:43] <[mbm]> Kaah: (plus multiport isn't needed since you're only using one port)
[17:44] <crazy_imp> alxhh: come on, nearly everyone here must use antenna's....
[17:44] <Kaah> aha
[17:44] <Kaah> i used that under rc4 and it worked fine hehe
[17:44] <Kaah> in rc5 i got network loops
[17:45] <[mbm]> networking hasn't changed in rc5
[17:46] <Kaah> well something has, vlan0: received packet with own address as source address isnt appearing anymore
[17:49] <Kaah> and let's se in a few days if the possible securityhole/bug in dhcp is still there :P
[17:52] <firef0x> anybody knows what color wires what mean in DKU5(nokia usb-rs232 cable)
[17:52] <joebush> crazy_imp: Your antenna question...what is it you want to achieve?
[17:53] <crazy_imp> joebush: maximal reciving distance
[17:55] <crazy_imp> joebush: (and this in all directions, so omni)
[17:56] <joebush> then the longer the better. 2 1m won't get any farther than 1 1m
[17:57] <crazy_imp> joebush: yes, for sending i think 2 will bring up more power, but for retiving 2 will make a better signal strength for everything in the near, but not for the far, are i'm right?
[17:58] <firef0x> anybody tried dku5 usb-serial cable ?
[17:58] <TheCompWiz> can anyone tell me the easiest way to setup a 2-way vpn tunnel... with the vpn tunnel becoming the default gateway?
[17:58] <TheCompWiz> I think my routing table is b0rken...
[17:59] <joebush> crazy_imp: 1 larger antenna is better for sending and receiving
[18:00] <joebush> crazy_imp: But the plane it can focus on is smaller....like a pancake instead of a donut
[18:01] <crazy_imp> joebush: ok, so 2 antenna's with for example 16db woudn't bring more as one with 24db?
[18:02] <joebush> crazy_imp: for distance? no
[18:02] <crazy_imp> joebush: i would searching for the pie ;) :D
[18:02] <joebush> How could it?
[18:02] <alxhh> crazy_imp: how would you use 2 antennas?
[18:02] <alxhh> just because, there are 2 connectors?
[18:02] <BazA> wonder does iptables on openwrt support "-m limit"
[18:03] <crazy_imp> alxhh: yes, i think they didn't put a second one at it for nothing
[18:03] <alxhh> crazy_imp: understand the concept of 'antenna diversity'
[18:03] <joebush> crazy_imp: They pretty much did
[18:03] <joebush> ;)
[18:04] <ejka_> TheCompWiz: you should add explicit routes for vpn endpoints
[18:07] <TheCompWiz> ejka_... I am aware of that... but I'm still having troubles.
[18:07] <crazy_imp> alxhh: be sure, it want to learn it :), but fore example, 2 ports are good if you having a patch-antenna pointing in one direction, and you want also a better local cover
[18:07] <alxhh> crazy_imp: no
[18:08] <crazy_imp> alxhh: why?
[18:08] <alxhh> and, explaining it here would increase snr in this channel, read and come back
[18:09] <crazy_imp> alxhh: did you have a good link for me?
[18:10] <alxhh> crazy_imp: das wurde schon 1000mal auf der wlanware geklaert, nutze google und halt um gottes willen .....
[18:11] <crazy_imp> alxhh: ack, nicht sauer sein :) hätte ja seien können das du nen gute seite dafür weißt......
[18:12] <[mbm]> (*cough* english in here, foriegn languages elswhere)
[18:13] <alxhh> [mbm]: swearing and yelling, nothing important
[18:19] <TheCompWiz> arggg... can someone give a working example of how to make a pptp tunnel the default route?
[18:19] <TheCompWiz> I can't make mine work to save my life.
[18:25] <TheCompWiz> yipee! finally... it's working.
[19:08] <Uber-Daddy> hiya folks
[19:09] <Uber-Daddy> got a question ^_^
[19:09] <Uber-Daddy> is wr850g serial 3.3v or 5 ?
[19:11] <Kaah> im thinking of burning up my wrt54gs
[19:11] <Uber-Daddy> lol
[19:11] <Kaah> 2000ms in ping against som servers, my friends on same connection has 30
[19:11] <Kaah> and same router
[19:11] <Kaah> but different firmware
[19:11] <Uber-Daddy> u using openwrt ?
[19:11] <Kaah> yes
[19:11] <Uber-Daddy> ahhh
[19:12] <Uber-Daddy> im trying to get mine working lol
[19:12] <Uber-Daddy> i needa know if wr850g serial is 3.3v or 5v
[19:13] <Kaah> hmm seems to be working now..
[19:14] <frop> Uber-Daddy 3.3 i think
[19:14] <kclaf> kaah : i could burn it for you if you want, i just burned my wl500g ;(
[19:24] <Uber-Daddy> thats what im thinkin frop >.<
[19:24] <Uber-Daddy> im using a MAX233ACPP chip which vcc detects if its 3.3 or 5 i beleive just gotta double check
[19:28] <Uber-Daddy> yeah :) 233acpp is avd ^_^
[19:29] <Uber-Daddy> hope the @'s dont mind but heres a link for a rs232 to ttl using a max233acpp chip with avd, you can purchase a kit, and the schematics is on the site
[19:29] <Uber-Daddy> http://www.compsys1.com/workbench/On_top_of_the_Bench/Max233_Adapter/max233_adapter.html
[19:30] <Uber-Daddy> now just to find a db9 plug >.<
[19:31] <Uber-Daddy> also on a personal note, maximum gives away 2 free samples of their chips, and the max233acpp is one of them. get it for free at their site
[19:37] <Kaah> why is iptables so hard? can't get access to webserver inside the network to work :(
[19:37] <Kaah> port forward works wan side, but how to get it to work inside?
[19:43] <Uber-Daddy> ^_^ burnt my self >.<
[19:59] <french_mizu> did anyone experience performance issue using wet mode ?
[20:00] <Uber-Daddy> i have no mode lol mine is bricked >.<
[20:00] <Uber-Daddy> working on a console :)
[20:03] <TheCompWiz> does the "cisco-button_0.1-3_mipsel.ipk" & gpio to poll the status of the cisco button peg the processor at 100%? or did someone fix/find a way arround that?
[20:06] <Uber-Daddy> this chan is dead lol
[20:07] <Uber-Daddy> man it would be nice to replicate the cisco ios with linux
[20:25] <TripleDES> who?
[20:25] <TripleDES> :P
[20:26] <Uber-Daddy> lol
[20:26] <Uber-Daddy> knock knock ^_^
[20:35] <Kaah> die router die!
[20:37] <Kaah> im buing a dlink or something
[21:13] <Uber-Daddy> lol wrt is like a robot lol
[21:17] <Kaah> he is a bot :P
[21:17] <Kaah> correction he = it
[21:19] <Uber-Daddy> holy cow lol
[21:19] <Uber-Daddy> crazy network ^_^
[21:20] <Uber-Daddy> you provide wireless wrt ?
[21:21] <triggerbot> http://picourl.dorkzilla.org/3yzzz
[21:32] <overseer> is there an exposed i2c interface on any of the wrt or wgt boards?
[21:36] <myren> i updated a package/Makefile.in, is there anything special i need to do to promote the change besides make package/mpd-clean make package/mpd-install
[21:54] <Eggplant> Is it true that airgo sources have bene found?
[21:58] <myren> ah ha!
[21:58] <myren> frak'n a!
[21:58] <myren> OpenWRT doesnt build the alsa libraries!!!!!
[22:02] <TheCompWiz> openwrt is a router.... you shouldn't try & build libraries on it. that's what a computer is for.
[22:02] <moonwatcher> [mbm]?
[22:04] <myren> openwrt is not a router, openwrt is a linux distribution for routers einstein
[22:05] <myren> wrt54gs, wgt634u are routers
[22:05] <myren> they share some letters, i'll give you that
[22:05] <[mbm]> moonwatcher: ?
[22:06] <TheCompWiz> myren.... y'know... trying to be a smart ass.... just made you an ass.
[22:08] <myren> being stupid hasnt helped your case either. ;-] just joshin ya man, dont take it too hard.
[22:09] <J4k3> ok... the changes to S50dnsmasq need to die.
[22:10] <J4k3> (or work...)
[22:10] Action: J4k3 pulls an old version of the script.
[22:11] <J4k3> and busybox needs a variable that will echo back whatever nonsense it was fed.
[22:11] <J4k3> error messages are cute and all, but when you can't tell WHY it generated the error message, its completely pointless
[22:11] <J4k3> why waste the bits for a big error message at all?
[22:11] <[mbm]> J4k3: saw that problem last time I looked at your logs, you have the wrong version of ipcalc
[22:12] <[mbm]> rc5 replaced ipcalc with an awk script
[22:12] <J4k3> ahh, and the rc5 changes were committed to kamikaze.
[22:12] <[mbm]> right
[22:12] <J4k3> but apparently that script hasn't made it yet.
[22:12] <[mbm]> ipcalc should have been commited to
[22:12] <moonwatcher> [mbm]: what were the three parts you wanted the CSS devided to?
[22:13] <[mbm]> but I'm wondering if busybox was misconfigured and clobbered it
[22:13] <J4k3> hmm
[22:13] <J4k3> well
[22:13] <J4k3> I am using my old .config
[22:13] <[mbm]> J4k3: in which case your busybox certainly is misconfigured
[22:13] <[mbm]> (buxybox .config is part of the openwrt .config)
[22:14] <[mbm]> moonwatcher: style (fonts), layout, color .. no color should be specified more than once in the css
[22:16] <rugolini> is there a correct version o jffs2 to use or something like that with openwrt ?
[22:16] <moonwatcher> so that means duplicating selectors, right?
[22:17] <rugolini> cause some images my openwrt can open and others no, and my linux can open all the images
[22:17] <rugolini> ( using mtd emulation )
[22:17] <[mbm]> rugolini: can you repeat your question in english?
[22:18] <rugolini> [mbm], haha, sorry
[22:18] <rugolini> the problem is this... i can make my image with ImageBuilder, and it works
[22:18] <[mbm]> that is a problem...
[22:18] <rugolini> if i do... dd if=openwrt...img of=/dev/mtdbloc0
[22:18] <rugolini> everything is ok
[22:19] <rugolini> but, when i sent do my CF
[22:19] <rugolini> doesnt work
[22:19] <[mbm]> to your cf?
[22:19] <rugolini> and some others jffs2 images work
[22:19] <rugolini> compact flash
[22:19] <rugolini> its a very weird problem
[22:19] <[mbm]> right, but you understand that a firmware image is more than a jffs2 filesystem, right?
[22:19] <rugolini> its like a random problem
[22:20] <rugolini> yeah
[22:20] <[mbm]> you can't just dump mtd0 and treat it as jffs
[22:20] <rugolini> but, i get kernel panic for not founding /etc/preinit
[22:20] <[mbm]> which is what you seem to be doing
[22:20] <rugolini> hmmm
[22:21] <[mbm]> (there's numerous forum posts where I've covered the flash layouts and how the jffs/squashfs split works and what preinit actually does)
[22:22] <rugolini> hmm, i see, but my problem, is that i cant even run preinit
[22:23] <rugolini> and i dont see how can i debug this....
[22:57] <myren> i'm trying to make a package for alsa libraries, but make package/alsa-lib-install isnt compiling the package
[22:57] <myren> it configures it
[22:57] <myren> but no compile
[22:59] <myren> any help? V=99 isnt showing anything
[23:03] <myren> the standard make line in $(PKG_BUILD_DIR)/.built: looks fine
[23:03] <myren> i can go into build_mipsel/alsa-libs-1.0.11rc4/src , hit make and it'll compile fine
[23:07] <myren> make[3]: Entering directory `/home/rektide/trunk/openwrt/package/alsa-lib'
[23:07] <myren> make[3]: Nothing to be done for `install-targets'.
[23:12] <myren> what the shit gives
[23:13] <Mr-packet> dot dot
[23:15] <myren> dash dash dash, dot dot dot, dash dash dash
[23:16] <myren> I have no idea what the package/Makefile script is doing, the %-compile target in particular is a mystery to me, but its obviously not working properly
[23:18] <myren> make[1]: Entering directory `/home/rektide/trunk/openwrt/package'
[23:18] <myren> make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/rektide/trunk/openwrt/package'
[23:18] <myren> why does it not do anything
[23:18] <myren> it never goes near the $(PKG_BUILD_DIR)/.built: target
[23:25] <myren> and your buildroot doesnt have uclib's libc
[23:26] <wbx> have you activated the package in your .config?
[23:26] <myren> no
[23:27] <myren> doesnt package/% override that?
[23:27] <wbx> no.
[23:27] <myren> hrm, i guess i better stick with the SDK entirely then
[23:27] <wbx> if the package is not activated in .config, it will not be compiled.
[23:28] <myren> i dont know how to shoehorn a package into the buildoort
[23:31] <wbx> we have a very good documentation for this.
[23:34] <myren> http://downloads.openwrt.org/docs/buildroot-documentation.html#add_software ?
[23:34] <myren> is there a $(VAR) for the toolchain dir?
[23:35] <myren> i need wordexp.h which is in ./toolchain_build_mipsel/uClibc-0.9.28/include/wordexp.h
[23:35] <wbx> there us a VAR. look at rules.mk
[23:39] <myren> i think i added alsa-lib to the buildroot properly, and i added BR2_PACKAGE_ALSA_LIB=m (as i've called it) to my .config
[23:40] <myren> is there anything else i need to do to propogate the changes to .config? its still not building
[23:40] <wbx> better use make menuconfig to add it.
[23:41] <wbx> if it does not build after make, there might be still a config issue.
[23:41] <wbx> datenmaulwurf: hi
[23:43] <myren> what should i set my ipkg/*.control Section: to for multimeida? is therea a list of Section:'s?
[23:43] <datenmaulwurf> wbx: heyho
[23:43] <wbx> nope. we do not use it extensively.
[23:44] <myren> how are packages classified in the menuconfig?
[23:46] <myren> i cant find alsa-lib in menuconfig, now that i've added it
[23:46] <TheCompWiz> arggggg!
[23:47] <TheCompWiz> can someone tell me why ip-down dosn't do ALL it's told to do?
[23:49] <myren> mercy be, hallejuhia! this places closes in 15 minutes, compile compile compile!
[23:50] Action: TheCompWiz hates it when that happens... it helps a lot if I have it typed correctly ;P
[23:58] <myren> uh, thats really weird, ./configure detected wordexp.h fine, but make didnt
[23:58] <myren> ah well, its in the -L and -I now
[23:59] <myren> whoo, i deleted my bin dir by accident
[23:59] <myren> that'll be fun to rebuild
[23:59] <myren> no car mp3 player yet i guess. ;-]
[23:59] <myren> plenty of time to compile overnight
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