[00:00] the ag2?? one does not have wireless, the wag54g does. [00:00] *ag241 [00:00] i've already a router without wireless [00:00] but i use rfc1477 as adsl protocol [00:01] IPoverATM or CIP [00:01] if you just want a wireless router, then get a wrt54g* [00:01] thankyou :) [00:02] the diff between the g and the gs is only the ram ? [00:02] I think the gs has a biger flash chip too... [00:02] but I am not sure. [00:02] *bigger [00:03] yeah, i've read on the wiki of openwrt.org [00:03] if there are others diffs :) [00:16] z3ro: ping [00:16] nettie: pong [00:16] Ge0rG: hi [00:17] z3ro: how's going? :) last night I had a small talk with wbx, he didnt sort the cable problems yet. He said he was pretty busy this week as well :( [00:18] yeah, it's going good. I decided to remove all the code for the boards not based on the sangam chip (sangam= all "ti ar7*" boards) [00:18] so the wag54g, dlink, avm, etc are all based on sangam. [00:21] sounds cool [00:22] yeah [00:22] did you already built a custom rootfs and tried it ? -- I'm pretty sure it will work ;) [00:22] you're doing a great job ;) [00:25] I have not tried a rootfs yet, no. [00:26] any kernel knowledgable persons about? [00:30] lecram: just ask, maybe someone will know what you want to know. [00:32] I'm trying to build a siit module, but it fails on some structures [00:33] it is for the 2.4 kernel [00:36] siit.c: In function `ip4_ip6': [00:36] siit.c:314: error: structure has no member named `tclass1' [00:36] and so on... [00:37] for the rest it compiles remarcably cleanly :) [01:02] morning [01:05] what are the major differences between the jffs2 and squashfs experimental build? [01:08] jffs2 is a normal writable fs [01:09] squashfs is a read only fs, with symlinks from a jffs2 root fs [01:09] hm. do I want to flash the new build right now? [01:11] lecram: thx [01:13] re [01:17] nbd: do you remember that moron from the gpl-violations.org legal list? now he mailed the dropbear list, because he is too fumb to be able to crosscompile [01:29] Kaloz: URL? [01:30] y354C: i got it in mail :p but sec [01:31] y354C: http://lists.ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au/pipermail/dropbear/2005q2/000219.html [01:31] you got email [01:31] with tom hanks and meg ryan [01:32] y354C: btw, did i already tell you that imho all ppl who use info@foo.bar addresses for mail are idiots? :p [01:37] Action: Ge0rG is using experimental jffs2 in failsafe mode, and / is mounted r/o... I tried "mount /dev/root / -o remount,rw" but the fs is still locked. [01:38] Write of 51 bytes at 0x0019c03c failed. returned -30, retlen 0 [01:38] Not marking the space at 0x0019c03c as dirty because the flash driver returned retlen zero [01:38] thats what the kernel tells [01:38] mtd unlock rootfs? [01:39] whoops. [01:39] thanks [01:39] that was my first time in failsafe... ;) [01:43] It is spurious and annoying for you to call 'nonsense', when you do not even [01:43] know what these Broadcom modifications are, nor any other differences in the [01:43] code much less those relating to 802.11n, which are significant. If we had [01:43] acquiesced to doing this half-assed, there wouldn't be any problem, as you [01:43] say. I would ask why you are so diligently working directly against the [01:43] interests of this forum? Is it simple bloodymindedness? [01:45] sure [01:45] :p [01:45] y354C what's that? [01:45] y354C: i was thinking about sending hime the manpage of diff [01:46] coder: that moron on gpl-violations.org legal list [01:46] coder: http://lists.gpl-violations.org/pipermail/legal/2005-April/thread.html [01:46] is brian beattie subscribed? [01:46] The part of the thread between Quantum Scientific and Kaloz. [01:46] if not I wont subscribe [02:16] It's a pity wrt54g v3 doesn't have 32MB ram [02:17] there is a v3? [02:17] there has been one for a while afaik [02:18] i think the g v3 came out same time as gs 2.0, not sure though [02:18] never heard of one of them... I know g v2.2 and gs v1.1 [02:18] http://openwrt.org/TableOfHardware [02:19] ah, thats a nice one [02:19] i'm lucky with my g model v2 rev XH, since it has 32MB RAM [02:20] TornadoQ: how can you see if its an XH? [02:21] you'll have to open it [02:21] total used free shared buffers [02:21] Mem: 14172 7316 6856 0 0 [02:21] I can't seem the search for the post in the forum [02:22] hm... no need yet to void the warranty ;) [02:22] ...yet [02:22] heh, for an additional unused 16MB I didn't care ;) [02:43] Ge0rG, http://wrt54g.free.fr/revival/wrt54g-v2/imgp0763.jpg - look at the upper right corner and then stand on your head ;) [02:48] Ge0rG: You have to set set an nvram var to enable the extra 16MB. [02:48] Ge0rG: Otherwise you'll only have the first 16MB. [02:49] what if mine only has 16mb? will it horribly die when I set the variable? [02:50] that's why it would be clever to check it out first ;) [02:50] I'll do that some time later. maybe ;) [02:50] on http://openwrt.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1278 someone says that you can actually see text on the RAM by using a flashing light [02:51] i wanna try that right now [02:52] heh, that guy wasn't even kidding - you can actually read the text on the RAM chips ;) [02:55] (and make that flashlight) [02:56] You already voided the warranty by flashing a third part firmware. [02:56] y354C: thats something the guy in the electronics store can't prove ;) [02:57] <_Tassadar> ? [02:57] Ge0rG: Sure he can. [02:57] Ge0rG: Just not as easily. [02:58] y354C: how, if you flash it back to the linksys image first? [02:58] anyone know if dumpedcore had released his web interface for wrt ? [02:58] didl: he didn't yet [02:59] z3ro: If your router was working well enough that you could flash a different image, why would you want to return it? [02:59] didl: I think he gave [mbm] some preview screen-shots. [02:59] y354C: hmm, good point. [02:59] i have seen screenshot, but 'mwait for release :) [02:59] Action: z3ro shutsup. [02:59] *shuts up [03:00] didl: is that online anywere, I wouldn't mind having a look at it. [03:01] look on google with dumpedcore interface y may look a screenshot on her web site [03:02] nothing much on google for "dumpedcore" [03:03] op wrt [03:03] Hehe. [03:42] howdy.... I'm trying to setup ipv6 connectivity on an OpenWRT Experimental (wbx) using sixxx... I got everything running so far but I can't ping the remote tunnel endpoint from the machines on my network am I missing something on the router? [03:49] thiesen: maybe /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/forwarding? [03:49] is 1 [03:49] use someone the new testing version [03:49] on wrt54gs [03:50] make[2]: Entering directory `/home/georg/WRT54G/experimental/openwrt/package/bridge' [03:50] make[2]: *** virtual memory exhausted. Stop. [03:50] make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/georg/WRT54G/experimental/openwrt/package/bridge' [03:51] make[1]: *** [bridge-prepare] Error 2 [03:51] cool! [03:51] hah [03:51] xD [03:51] swapon is your friend [03:51] Mem: 513764k total, 505064k used, 8700k free, 1192k buffers [03:51] Swap: 497972k total, 7988k used, 489984k free, 185088k cached [03:51] Ge0rG: maybe something todo with iptables? [03:52] thiesen: ip6tables? should be set to ACCEPT everywhere [03:52] thiesen: can you tcpdump the packets on the different wrt interfaces? [03:52] coder: I've got enough free ram... maybe its some weird make(file) bug? [03:53] Ge0rG: not using ip6tables... [03:54] thiesen: you must allow incoming and outgoing ip proto 40 on the wan interface [03:57] the new testing version has kernel 2.6. or [03:57] Ge0rG: outgoing is allowed anyway... I set the incoming rule which is described in the howto... trying tcpdump now [03:59] well I can ping the local tunnel endpoint but not the remote one [04:00] thiesen: do you see the encapsulated packets going out on $wan when pinging the remote endpoint? [04:00] is your tunnel "up" in the sixxs web interface? [04:00] well I can ping the local tunnel endpoint but not the remote one [04:01] ... sorry ... [04:01] tcpdump on $wan ;) [04:04] well ... dosn't look like they are there (but I'm not sure that I would see them because I don't know how they look like) [04:05] any hints from "ip -6 r"? [04:06] Ge0rG: I can ping6 from the router to the remote point, so it should be up [04:07] ip -6 r look like the one in the howto [04:07] thiesen: you've got a tunnel _and_ a subnet? [04:12] Ge0rG: oh, my subnet is disabled..... [04:32] use someone openwrt with krnel 2.6 [04:58] Ge0rG: but even after enabling the subnet it doesn't work [05:16] hmm, the linksys does better on a online scan then the new router I have....... [05:16] actually it does perfect on a online port scan [05:17] while the new none linksys router is getting port 80 and 113 reported closed only [05:36] aaaah..!!.. finally =) [05:36] my employer will send me on a linux-kernel training... =) [07:03] he should hear you [07:29] lqb [07:30] lqb: hello [07:31] I think his line is the problem [07:31] he keeps disconnecting [07:33] lol, I pushed disconnect button [07:35] [Elmy] is my script [07:35] IRcap beta suck [07:35] :S [07:36] okey :) [07:36] it's begin to flash and then make an error [07:36] you made it yourself? [07:38] no [07:39] www.ircap.com [07:39] I have a linksys router but I also have a new router a ovislink, and no I never heard of the brand before. What I was wondering about is the point of having the ability to turn of the the NAT function in it? (PS it's based on GPL just as the linksys) [07:39] okey [07:43] none who could answer that??? [07:47] I could understand it If I could just turn of the NAT and DHCP and get my external ip trough the router with the firewall functions on [07:47] using it as a transparant firewall instead if that exists [07:55] http://www.ovislink.com.tw/WMU9000UI/ [08:01] [mbm]: is it possible to get a cvs account to submit software and kernel patches and updates ? [08:02] my GS seems to have bricked itself last night, I shorted the pins on the flash and was able to get it to return a ping [08:02] but when tftping the new image, the transfer times out [08:02] hmm [08:02] anyone have any suggestions? [08:02] tried reaching it trough wireless [08:02] ? [08:02] it's actually the only piece of wireless equipment I have [08:03] oh [08:03] it's really strange, it was chugging along just fine, and then it apparently just dropped out [08:03] becouse I experinced modified firmware doing sudden weird stuff like making the lan ports stop working [08:04] I was running firmware from a few months back [08:04] so I had to get to it with a wireless card [08:04] okey [08:04] I could bring it to work and try that.... [08:05] as it stands, when it gets powered on, the power light blinks [08:05] and it acts as a simple switch [08:05] well, I can't garantee anything but it could be worth a shot [08:05] I was seeing arp chatter from my cablemodem [08:05] hmm [08:05] are you getting ip from it? [08:05] however, i can't get the new firmware to build [08:05] Elmy: nope [08:06] well, that sounds just like my problem [08:06] the lan ports stopped working [08:06] once you got in, how did you re-enable them? [08:06] wireless was the only selution and reflash it with original firmware [08:07] I see [08:07] I actually reflashed it with a old ver 2,7 [08:07] with that program you can download you know [08:07] I just realised there are binary releases of experimental [08:07] I really need to be awake longer before doing this stuff [08:07] not flashing it from the router but trough the program [08:08] through linksys' windows flashing dealy? [08:08] ye if you run windows??? [08:08] Elmy: the family has a few windows machines [08:09] also, I work at a small mom and pop computer store... [08:09] I reseted the router and reflashed it with that linksys prog trough wireless [08:09] and reseted it again [08:09] I'll have to try that [08:09] Action: grelli packs up sati [08:09] and the I reflashed it with new firmware and loaded in my backup settings [08:10] and the it worked [08:10] alrighty, I'll give that a wack at work [08:11] well, that's my only advice for you [08:11] maybe someone else here has a better one [08:11] I'm gratefull for any suggestions [08:12] I just tell you what I did in a similar situation [08:13] as it seems like the lan ports stopped working and I could not get any contact even with static ip on my network card [08:14] If you are using openwrt I don't get why it's not anyone here who have any suggestions [08:16] I'v only used a GUI version: linksys original, sveasoft++ and last hyperwrt that is stable as linksys [08:18] in openwrt, is there a command to ouput the openwrt version and linksys hardware version? [08:19] somebody using openwrt in client mode with wpa ? [08:22] ekkaia: cat /proc/cpuinfo [08:22] thank u z3ro [08:22] no problem [08:24] grelli: Do you use openwrt or ? [08:26] oh, sorry man, I was getting ready for work [08:26] I'm using openwrt [08:27] okey [08:27] I'm not going to stop you from going to work :) [08:27] I was just making some tea [08:27] gotta leave in 15 [08:28] okey [08:35] I guess if this doesn't work, the next solution is to build a jtag cable [08:37] ye [08:39] I think I've got the parts around for such a beastie [08:39] :) [08:41] wee [08:41] I'm off to work [08:41] okey [08:41] good luck [08:41] I'll check back in and let you know how it goes [08:41] thanks [08:41] have a nice day :P [08:41] you too [08:51] hello, is there anyway to browse the Wiki offline? I mean anyway to download the Wiki database? [09:20] re [11:08] suggestions on how to set up dnsmasq on my wrt54gs so that apart from giving out the 1918 ip's via dhcp it also gives out a real ip ? [11:08] ie i was thinking of binding the real ip to ifconfig br0:1 real.ip [11:08] but when i do that dnsmasq still can not seem to see it and refuses to give it out [11:30] strerror: did you put a nameserver into /etc/resolv.conf ? [11:30] and is it readable ? (dnsmasq will log an error on this) [11:30] lecram: yes and yes [11:31] can it reach that nameserver? [11:31] yes [11:31] i.e. can you get local resolving? [11:32] yes [11:32] check the permissions of /etc/resolv.conf [11:32] my problem is handing out a "Real" ip on a 1918 class c [11:32] not related to dns [11:32] ah [11:33] hmm... never tried doing that [11:33] why do you want _both_ private, and public space? [11:41] lecram: because i don't have that many real ip's but i would like one laptop in particular to have real ips [11:41] did you specify in /etc/ethers? [11:48] i modified openwrt-squashfs.bin but everytime i flash it using linksys firmware it says "upgrade failed" and the power light keeps flashing, any ideas? [11:58] ekkaia: have you tries using boot_wait ? [11:58] u mean tftp? [11:59] yes [11:59] yea [11:59] same problem, power light flashes forever [12:04] which experimental, and which box ? [12:10] wrt54g [12:10] latest build i think [12:10] april 13th maybe [12:14] which hw recision/ [12:14] ? [12:14] 3.0 [12:14] i tried everything [12:14] tftp lock power and dmz light on solid [12:15] linksys upgrade page says "upgrade are failed" and the power light blinkning, rebooting after puts the box in error mode where i can tftp again (with the same problems) [12:16] is 3.0 supported? [12:17] supposed to be [12:17] and earlier tests of my bin file worked [12:19] I have a later cvs build you could try, but I'm not sure I can help beyond that [12:19] there seems to be a problem re-flashing these [12:20] did you try both jffs2 and squashfs? [12:20] i only use squashfs [12:20] if it's a format error, then that might work [12:20] how would jffs2 help [12:20] different .bin layout? [12:22] yea [12:23] u know what [12:23] it works when i flash it to a new linksys [12:23] not when i flash it to one that has already been flashed [12:23] if that doesnt' work, then you need mbm or nbd.. or olaf [12:24] eh... oleg [12:24] even if i put stock linksys firmware and factory reset [12:24] isnt that messed up ?!??! [12:24] ack [12:25] I'm not very knowledgable, but that sounds like you need a jtag cable [12:26] y? [12:26] or the flash is borked? [12:27] hehe i killed 4 wrt54g for this [12:27] i can flash linksys stock firmware [12:27] i dont understand why flashing after putting back the original doesnt work [12:27] doesnt everything get overwritten ? [12:27] like new [12:27] it should [12:28] it doesnt :S [12:30] :/ [12:38] hi, i broke my router and i can't access the failsafe mode. I'd be glad for some help. Thanks [12:39] anybody awake? [12:41] yes [12:41] what version is ur router? [12:42] 1.0,1.1,2.0,2.2,3.0 ? [12:42] 2.0 [12:43] open the front up [12:43] get a pin [12:43] hm, i can't see no screws... is this really needed? [12:44] there are no screws [12:44] just pull the blue part off [12:44] careful not to hurt urself [12:44] with raw power you mean :) [12:44] unpower the router [12:45] did it [12:46] and now? [12:47] get a pin [12:48] theres a chip inside u can see it without taking the whole black part out [12:48] it says intel on it [12:48] small rectangular chip [12:48] you are describing the "shorting pins method" from the troubleshooting guide [12:48] yeah lol [12:48] i dont even use boot_wait [12:48] i just use this method, so much easier/faster [12:48] thanks, but i hoped to fix it without reseting everything - because i did set boot_wait [12:49] it doesnt reset everything [12:49] ok [12:49] it just puts the router in a constant boot_wait mode [12:49] where the power led is flashing while the others are normal? [12:50] dmz flashes every 3 seconds [12:50] ok [12:50] then just tftp ur image, take ur time, and it will go through [12:50] u can also catch the boot_wait and tftp ur image (while setting urself a static ip of 192.168.1.100/255.255.255.0/192.168.1.1) [12:51] as i said boot_wait is on and using tftp is also no problem right now [12:51] for me its easier to short pins, for u tftp boot_wait might be better [12:51] i have no ssh or telnet daemon runing on it - that's why i cant login [12:52] ok, i will do i [12:52] it [12:52] that sucks [12:52] i thought that puting another image on it will erase the jfs2 partition [12:53] that would also put the router into a vanilla state where it starts all daemons [12:53] am i wrong? [12:53] that i dont know [12:54] s0rin: not likely [12:54] s0rin: the nvram partition is there still so it should boot up on the IP/setting you had configured previously [12:54] blahee: yes it does [12:55] at least all my boxes has came up with the old config after tftp new version to boxes [12:56] blahee: and there is no way to kick the old config? [12:56] well i mean without shorting the pins [12:57] s0rin: none that i am aware off, but i am pretty much newbie on this stuff too [12:58] s0rin: but what are in there that you should be able to reset? [12:59] (something like 'nvram set clkfreq=400 ; nvram commit' ? :) [13:00] blahee: don't know for sure... last thing i did was trying to get dnsmasq run [13:00] i noticed that it didn't respond to dns queryes when _not_ started with "-d" flag (debug) [13:01] so i modifyed the startup script and appended "-d" to the dnsmasq line [13:01] i also flushed the firewall rules [13:01] then rebooted... that's all - damn thing :/ [13:03] but the tftp/upload as boot should nuke those mods, but save the IP etc. configs (as those are nvram) [13:03] s/as/at/ [13:03] yes i thought too [13:03] but it doesen't [13:04] now i have a router with dnsmasq running on it (correctly) and nothing else - no sshd no telnetd ... [13:04] the -d might be 'debug and don't fork background', so it may block the further booting [13:04] and the power led flashing like mad [13:05] well i got what i wanted - dns is ok, but i want to tweak thing further :) [13:12] damn [13:12] i cant get wiviz to work with thttpd [13:12] has anybody got it working with thttpd-php? [13:13] bye [13:35] Just a note: [13:35] If you're having problems flashing your WRT v2.2 set the clkfreq=216 in the nvram. [13:35] Seems like even the pmon driver will randomly drop packets/crash depending on the bytepatterns. [13:36] Action: RoDent grumbles about chinese hardware. [13:40] setting the freq to 216 is generally a good idea [13:59] http://www.staros.com/ are these guys legit? [14:29] hi, i am back - my router still sucks :( [15:14] !ping [15:14] usage: !ping [15:16] is there a way to run a IPSec VPN server from the WRT [15:16] (openVPN isn't good for my needs, I need something that I can use the built in clients in both Windows and Mac OS X) [15:29] ew [15:29] i mean re [15:30] Has anyone used the openssh ipkg with the experimental build? [17:39] questionk [17:40] i have successfully flashed my gs with the new code and it boots into openwrt fine [17:41] but everytime i try to set the lan_ipaddr on the router and reboot, it will no longer assign any connected device an ip address [17:42] i will only then be able to access it by setting my network settings to use a static ip [17:45]