OpenWrt

[00:00] <inh> grrrrr
[00:00] <inh> stupid sd card mod ><
[00:01] <CRC_> gah
[00:01] <CRC_> I wish I could figure ash arithmetic out :|
[00:01] <olifozzy> calavera: still doesn't work :(
[00:01] <inh> hrm
[00:01] <inh> i dunno about ash
[00:01] <inh> but bash can do it
[00:01] <CRC_> all I wanna do is grab a value from a file, minus 1, and put it back in the file.
[00:01] <[mbm]> CRC_: echo $((2+2)); expr 2 + 2
[00:02] <CRC_> [mbm]: can it handle say, $(($var-1)) ?
[00:04] <[mbm]> x=2;y=3;echo $((x+y))
[00:04] <[mbm]> no need for $
[00:04] <CRC_> hmmmmm
[00:05] <calavera> olifozzy: hmm. you could ssh into you router. do "killall dnsmasq" and run "dnsmasq -d" and take a look at the debug output
[00:05] <CRC_> excellent... thanks [mbm] :)
[00:05] <inh> [mbm], theres a problem with the mips_staging_dir
[00:05] <inh> i think
[00:05] <calavera> brb
[00:06] <inh> when trying to compile the source for the sd card mod, in one of the slw onf inludes, a file was looking for a headerfile in /asm-generic
[00:06] <inh> though that file is found in /asm
[00:06] <inh> so i jsut mkdir asm-generic, and copied the file there
[00:06] <inh> just a heads up
[00:07] <Dabian> I got my WD-500gd! I got my WD-500gd!
[00:07] <Dabian> :)
[00:07] <Dabian> Is there a way I can test if it works, before I mod it?
[00:08] <inh> how do i send files to the wrt?
[00:08] <Dabian> (Warrenty is void when I do that, i guess)
[00:08] <Dabian> inh: tftp, I guess.
[00:08] <inh> no mbm showed me a way with ssh
[00:09] <Dabian> inh: scp
[00:10] <inh> could be
[00:10] <inh> how do you send a file to the temp dir?
[00:10] <Dabian> scp localfile user@myhostip:/tmp/
[00:10] <Dabian> where user == root for wrt, I guess.
[00:10] <CRC_> [mbm]: to check for a file: [ -f $file ] && { stuff in here } ?
[00:11] <inh> now to wire up my sdcard slot...
[00:12] <inh> how can i save /tmp/ ?
[00:12] <inh> i need a file there to be there when i reboot
[00:12] <Dabian> /tmp/ is cleared on reboot, usually ..
[00:12] <Dabian> Uhm ../tmp/ is cleared on reboot, usually ..
[00:12] <inh> i know
[00:12] <inh> how can i save a file to the fs tho
[00:12] <Dabian> At least on ordinary linux.
[00:13] <Dabian> inh: Is tmp your only rw filesystem?
[00:13] <inh> i dunno what is rw
[00:13] <Dabian> Because I assume tmp is in memory
[00:13] <inh> i think it all is maybe... its jffs
[00:13] <Dabian> rw == readable & writable.
[00:14] <Dabian> inh: Why do you think you need to reboot your wrt?
[00:14] <inh> i know
[00:14] <inh> becasue i have to solder in the sd card slot
[00:14] <Dabian> How do you know then.
[00:14] <Dabian> oh
[00:14] <Dabian> then just upload the file when you soldered it in, I guess?
[00:14] <inh> yea thats what ima do
[00:15] <Dabian> Or put the file on the sd card before soldering in.
[00:15] <inh> wouldnt work
[00:15] <inh> file is the sd card driver hehe
[00:15] <Dabian> oh ok :)
[00:15] <Dabian> hehe
[00:18] <inh> i dun think this will work
[00:20] <inh> crap
[00:20] <inh> so much for not many changes between v2 and 3
[00:22] <inh> so mcuh for the sd card mod :(
[00:23] <inh> hmmmmmmmm
[00:23] <inh> you know what......
[00:23] <inh> hrm....
[00:23] <inh> anyone have a v 2.0 taken apart andd feel like helping me out?
[00:23] <J4k3> g or gs?
[00:24] <J4k3> I have a g v2 in my lap
[00:24] <J4k3> taken apart
[00:24] <inh> ah nvm
[00:24] <inh> im trying to find compaible points betwen that and a 3 i have
[00:24] <J4k3> pondering removing the capacitor between the radio and the 'diversity' antenna chip
[00:24] <inh> but i dont think its gonna happem
[00:24] <J4k3> and attaching coax there
[00:24] <inh> happen
[00:25] <inh> for an external antenna?
[00:25] <J4k3> yeah
[00:25] <inh> just attach the coax where the thin coax is that goes to the other anenna
[00:25] <J4k3> well
[00:25] <inh> the diversity chip will use your antenna, assuing its stronger
[00:25] <J4k3> I'm wondering how much signal is lost in that
[00:26] <Dabian> How do I get an IP address from a dhcp server? ifconfig eth1 ????
[00:26] <J4k3> I can't imagine its less than 1db, maybe 2
[00:26] <inh> its not a lot
[00:26] <inh> i use crappy coax, crappy connectors, and its stil good gain
[00:26] <J4k3> on my v1.1 I noticed the coax'd port was about 2db weaker (on TX) than the directly soldered port
[00:26] <inh> at least on my modded pmcia wifi card
[00:27] <J4k3> the problem with the WRT is they made the board so BIG
[00:27] <J4k3> I doubt your pcmcia card's feedline is 1/5th the length as the wrt's
[00:28] <J4k3> my senao pcmcia w/ internal antennas... the last chip on the transmitter, the diversity chip, and the two antennas are all within maybe 1cm
[00:28] <inh> mine arnet
[00:28] <inh> dlink dwlg630
[00:28] <inh> pretty good distance
[00:28] <J4k3> ah
[00:28] <inh> at least a few cm
[00:28] <J4k3> I had the lame internal antenna version of the 'awesome' 200mW senao 11b card
[00:29] <inh> hehe
[00:29] <inh> gotta go external on those
[00:29] <inh> im trying to find these poitns on a ver 3 http://kiel.kool.dk/pics/solderpoint_1_annotated.jpg
[00:29] <J4k3> yeah
[00:29] <J4k3> I'm waiting for my leg to rot off
[00:29] <J4k3> with cancer
[00:29] <J4k3> haha
[00:29] <inh> i know they arent there exactly, but im hoping somethign similar willl be
[00:29] <inh> lmfa
[00:29] <inh> o
[00:30] <J4k3> hmm
[00:30] <J4k3> does yours have the ADMtek chip?
[00:30] <inh> no
[00:30] <J4k3> I remember somebody mentioning v3's are very different
[00:30] <inh> sadly
[00:30] <J4k3> yeah... :|
[00:30] <inh> i remember someone saying they arent :/
[00:30] <tojoe> v3's have that crappy bcm switch
[00:31] <J4k3> I pity da fool
[00:31] <J4k3> that has to solder that
[00:31] <J4k3> thats... ONE TINY COMPONENT
[00:31] <inh> yea
[00:31] <J4k3> whats it for?
[00:31] <inh> dammit i want an SD CARD!!!
[00:31] <inh> for the sd card mod
[00:31] <J4k3> ahh
[00:31] <tojoe> at least you have a resistor pack to solder to and dont have to solder directly to the pins of the chip
[00:32] <J4k3> so
[00:32] <J4k3> what can I do with an SD card?
[00:32] <J4k3> :)
[00:32] <inh> save kismet pakckets to it
[00:32] <inh> store your pakages
[00:32] <CRC_> J4k3: how do you get else working on an [ $bleh = 0 ] && { bleh }
[00:32] <inh> anything
[00:32] <J4k3> cool
[00:32] <J4k3> damn... got a url with info?
[00:32] <inh> J4k3, thik you could find out where those points go to on the CPU?
[00:33] <J4k3> lemmie eyeball it
[00:33] <J4k3> I think this is a 3 or 4 layer board tho
[00:33] <inh> yea
[00:33] <inh> probably is
[00:33] <inh> but ya never know
[00:34] <J4k3> hmm
[00:34] <J4k3> I can see it
[00:35] <inh> could always set a multimerter in diode test mode, and put one lead on the point, and run the other over differnt components and see if anything connects... sice you cant get to the chip lead directly
[00:35] <inh> ooo really?
[00:35] <J4k3> it seems to be related to RP1 by the CPU
[00:35] <inh> even though i don thave that chip, some traces are still there, and there are a lot of similarities, so i may get luky
[00:36] <J4k3> which is directly to the left of the BCM4712 line
[00:36] <CRC_> man
[00:36] <CRC_> there's zero examples of doing an if/else on the WRT :|
[00:36] <inh> pi i have i cant read shit on. got a am J4k3 ?
[00:36] <inh> *a cam
[00:36] <J4k3> I have a horrible cam
[00:36] <inh> *pic
[00:36] <J4k3> I have access to a decent scanner at the office
[00:36] <J4k3> it'll do the job great
[00:37] <inh> hehe okie
[00:37] <inh> now to figure out what i can do in the mentime...
[00:37] <inh> sadly, component names arent the same...
[00:38] <inh> my RP5 is for the front leds
[00:38] <J4k3> mine is too
[00:38] <inh> i mean rp3
[00:39] <calavera> hmm. did openwrt.org just go down? or is it just me?
[00:39] <J4k3> it happens
[00:40] <J4k3> it'll be back up
[00:40] <J4k3> thats for sure
[00:40] <calavera> :)
[00:40] <PolarWolf> squid?
[00:41] <inh> man this sucks. i want it to work dangit
[00:42] <calavera> i just installed freeradius-eap-peap but can't find any docs for it whatsoever on how to use it. apparently everything is precofigured but where do i add users for instance?
[00:42] <inh> maybe [mbm] can help?
[00:43] <inh> i have the addresses the program uses for i/o
[00:44] <inh> but i dunno how they translate to the cpu physially
[00:44] <inh> J4k3,
[00:45] <inh> if you will, wannasee if pin 60,64,and68 go to those points?
[00:46] <J4k3> the wires run back to that area on the chip
[00:46] <J4k3> its hard as hell to tell exactly where
[00:46] <J4k3> the way its mounted
[00:46] <inh> yea tahts what i figured :/
[00:47] <inh> incomfing flood
[00:47] <inh> static volatile uint32 *gpioaddr_input = (uint32 *)0xb8000060;
[00:47] <inh> static volatile uint32 *gpioaddr_output = (uint32 *)0xb8000064;
[00:47] <inh> static volatile uint32 *gpioaddr_enable = (uint32 *)0xb8000068;
[00:47] <inh> static volatile uint32 *gpioaddr_control = (uint32 *)0xb800006c;
[00:47] <inh> that makes me think those are th pins it uses
[00:47] <inh> since it control the pins directly
[00:48] <Dabian> is openwrt site down?
[00:48] <J4k3> yeah its connection refused
[00:48] <J4k3> it'll be back up shortly
[00:48] <inh> or maybe that needs to be converted to decimal, which means pins 96,100,104, and 108
[00:48] <inh> yea..tahs gotta be it
[00:49] <inh> 4 spaing between each one.. makes sense kinda....
[00:49] <inh> spacing
[00:50] <inh> J4k3, when you flip the pb over, under the cpu, is tehre a grid of lil holes?
[00:52] <inh> whoa whoa whoa
[00:52] <inh> the product sheet for the chip in my v3 says it has support for USB
[00:52] <inh> this coould be intersting
[00:53] <inh> holy crap
[00:54] <Dabian> J4k3: Typical .. its been working fine untill I want to mod my wd-500gd :)
[00:55] <Dabian> or is it wl?
[00:55] <Dabian> I guess its wl
[00:55] <Dabian> OK .. I will ask here then
[00:56] <Dabian> How do I fetch the expirimental version .. I assume I need it from cvs?
[00:57] <inh> no
[00:58] <inh> i can dcc it to you if you want
[00:58] <Dabian> I can't take dcc with this client, but then again, I assume you have a different one from mine, since you have a "real" wrt?
[00:59] <inh> im using irc on my laptop
[00:59] <inh> my wrt is taken apart as i search for a way to make a mod for a v2 work on my v3
[01:00] <Dabian> inh: You have the sources ?
[01:00] <inh> yea
[01:00] <Dabian> Cool
[01:00] <Dabian> Wow, I guess I need to learn a lot.
[01:02] <DabianII> This client can take dcc. :-)
[01:03] <inh> ok
[01:03] <inh> ill send em to ya
[01:03] <DabianII> cool
[01:04] <inh> hmm soon as i find em :/
[01:05] <DabianII> J4k3: When is openwrt up again? Within a few weeks or?
[01:05] <DabianII> inh: Its ok .. I can wait
[01:05] <DabianII> inh: I don't want you to go out of your way to find them for me.
[01:06] <inh> its not that
[01:06] <inh> my home dir is just packed
[01:06] <inh> i have the binaries of the experimentals.. but theyre for wrt54gs
[01:06] <inh> *wrt54g's
[01:07] <DabianII> right
[01:07] <inh> hmm i ant find em
[01:07] <DabianII> Well .. I can use the time to draw how I want my network .. its nice to have a clear idea abotu it.
[01:07] <inh> and id hate to send you the wrong file
[01:07] <inh> yea
[01:08] <DabianII> J4k3: openwrt will be up again within few weeks, right?
[01:08] <J4k3> haha, this happens on occasion
[01:08] <J4k3> give it a few hours
[01:08] <inh> man
[01:09] <inh> J4k3, i cant find the datasheet
[01:09] <inh> apparently the cpu also supports usb
[01:12] <J4k3> yeah it does
[01:12] <inh> but no datasheet
[01:12] <inh> anywhere
[01:12] <inh> grrrr
[01:13] <J4k3> :|
[01:13] <inh> stupid broadcom
[01:14] <iheartcanada> any page up tracking all the cool things people do with their openwrt?
[01:14] <inh> i wish
[01:14] <inh> but basically, you put linux on it
[01:15] <inh> and go from there
[01:20] <inh> grr
[01:20] <inh> ok someone has to have a datasheet
[01:20] <inh> otherwise the people who made the sd card mod wouldnt know abotu the gpio pins
[01:21] <J4k3> it seems like someone mentioned a datasheet got accidentally included in someone's source distro
[01:21] <inh> where did you see that?
[01:21] <inh> i would kill for a datasheet right now
[01:22] <Dabian> inh: Who?
[01:22] <Dabian> inh: Who would you kill? Not your own mother .. what about a friend?
[01:22] <inh> id kill my mom for a datasheet
[01:23] <Dabian> And she is alive now?
[01:23] <inh> yup
[01:24] <Dabian> Lets hope for her, that it wont help then. :-)
[01:24] <Dabian> I guess you might work something out, if you contact linksys.
[01:24] <inh> na
[01:24] <inh> no way id get it from linksys
[01:25] <inh> i emailed broadcom, telling them id liek to tuse the BCM94712 in a product,which atually isnt a lie, hehe
[01:25] <Dabian> Find an employee who has them, and contact him privately, offering him a car or something, for the specs.
[01:25] <inh> hehe
[01:26] <iheartcanada> is there a serial port on the wrt54g so that you can do control or data reading?
[01:26] <Dabian> I assume your mother is worth more to you than a silly car. :-)
[01:26] <inh> iheartcanada, yea
[01:26] <inh> Dabian, no, not really
[01:26] <inh> iheartcanada, you can attach 2 serial ports really easy
[01:26] <Dabian> inh: You hate your mother already?
[01:27] <inh> but... it can also support usb, which would be nice.. thoug i jsut want it to support an sd card atm
[01:27] <inh> Dabian, yea
[01:27] <iheartcanada> inh: interesting
[01:27] <Dabian> Oh .. then it doesn't count.
[01:27] <Dabian> How come?
[01:27] <iheartcanada> the wrt54g has usb too?
[01:28] <Dabian> iheartcanada: Don't think so, but the wl-500g deluxe has.
[01:28] <inh> iheartcanada, the chip supports it
[01:28] <inh> though without a datasheet, we'll never know which pins they ae
[01:28] <inh> are
[01:28] <inh> so as of now, no , the wrt54g has no usb
[01:28] <Dabian> iheartcanada: inh is trying to find someone to kill to get to the specs.
[01:28] <iheartcanada> Dabian: wow
[01:28] <iheartcanada> Dabian: ah
[01:29] <Dabian> iheartcanada: for the wrt54g
[01:29] <J4k3> dead people suck at producing information
[01:29] <Dabian> They actually suck at a lot.
[01:29] <iheartcanada> how much is the wl-500g?
[01:30] <Dabian> iheartcanada: Depend on where you live and stuff.
[01:30] <iheartcanada> USD?
[01:30] <J4k3> terrance and phillip say "ifartcanada" :)
[01:30] <Dabian> I live in denmark, I gave somewhere between 700 and 800 kroner, I guess.
[01:31] <Dabian> for the ASUS board.
[01:31] <iheartcanada> *nod*
[01:31] <iheartcanada> so my guess is asus didn't release a gpl firmware like linksys did for the wl-500g
[01:32] <Dabian> Linksys released a GPL firmware?!??
[01:32] <iheartcanada> i don't know, isn't the wrt54g firmware gpl or something?
[01:32] <inh> mi.aau.dk
[01:33] <inh> that domain work for anyone?
[01:33] <Dabian> iheartcanada: Not the original one, afaik.
[01:33] <iheartcanada> oh
[01:33] <Dabian> inh: Er du dansk?
[01:33] <inh> uhmm... no?
[01:33] <Dabian> iheartcanada: I plan on modding my asus board when openwrt.org is up again.
[01:34] <Dabian> inh: mi.aau.dk seems to lack dns.
[01:34] <inh> aau.dk doesnt tho
[01:34] <iheartcanada> cool
[01:34] <inh> but the email addres sis invalid
[01:34] <Dabian> inh: No, its a danish university.
[01:34] <inh> and i have a feeling its for the guy that did the sd card mod
[01:34] <Dabian> inh: Oh .. it might have an mx-record
[01:35] <Dabian> nope
[01:35] <Dabian> inh: What was the email?
[01:35] <inh> rhode@mi.aau.dk
[01:35] <inh> the server doesnt respond
[01:36] <Dabian> I think I can guess the email.
[01:36] <inh> but i did an email search for the guy that did the mod, and that ame up
[01:36] <inh> and it would make sense
[01:36] <inh> sine thats his last name, and his website is a .dk
[01:37] <Dabian> inh: I have a little trouble pinging the host I assume he has an email at .. but hang on.
[01:38] <iheartcanada> i read online some guy made a cell phone netwrk with the wrt54g, for some farmers
[01:39] <iheartcanada> the questino i got is, how do you get a 802.11b telephone that is compatible with asterisk???
[01:39] <inh> asterisk?
[01:39] <inh> he probably conneted the wrt to the cell phone via the serial port, and used that as the uplink
[01:39] <inh> itd be slow, but would work
[01:39] <Dabian> ues
[01:39] <iheartcanada> ah
[01:39] <Dabian> yes
[01:40] <Dabian> I have the email now, I think .. lemme try one thing.
[01:40] <inh> hehe
[01:40] <inh> go Dabian !
[01:40] <Dabian> oh well
[01:40] <Dabian> you can give it a shot
[01:40] <inh> i might have found an email for the other guy that did it
[01:40] <Dabian> inh: oh ok
[01:40] <inh> so i sent one to him
[01:40] <inh> whats the email you got?>
[01:41] <Dabian> rhode @ daimi.au.dk
[01:41] <inh> ok ima try it
[01:42] <inh> Dabian, http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/mail.ch?domain=rhode%40daimi.au.dk
[01:42] <Dabian> The last test I made didn't work .. because they have apparetly started blocking port 79.
[01:43] <Dabian> inh: Does that mean you cannot use this mailadress?
[01:44] <Dabian> inh: Then my guess is this: Rhode used this email, while he was at the university, but now he is out, so the email has been closed.
[01:44] <inh> hmm
[01:44] <inh> well crap
[01:44] <Dabian> Have you his name?
[01:44] <inh> too bad theres no more info on his website
[01:44] <inh> yea
[01:44] <inh> this is the website http://kiel.kool.dk/
[01:45] <inh> email got returned :/
[01:47] <inh> [mbm], you awake?
[01:47] <Dabian> +45 28 38 43 25
[01:48] <inh> whats that?
[01:48] <Dabian> inh: thats his cell phone number
[01:48] <inh> haha no way
[01:48] Action: f1anders is gone.. autoaway after 15 min ..[cyp(l/on.p/on)]
[01:48] <Dabian> inh: Why did you want to reach him anyhow?
[01:48] <olli_04> hi, whats going on with the openwrt.org website?
[01:48] <Dabian> inh: I also have his landline number.
[01:48] <inh> i want to know how he figured out what pins to use on the cpu
[01:48] <inh> hoping he may have a datasheet
[01:49] <inh> or any info at all so i an get his mod to wrok on a wrt54g version 3
[01:49] <inh> wanna give him a all for me? -D
[01:49] <inh> you're a lil closer than i
[01:49] <Dabian> a all?
[01:49] <inh> a all?
[01:50] <Dabian> oh .. you're distant
[01:50] <inh> yea
[01:50] <Dabian> Where are you living?
[01:50] <inh> USA
[01:50] <Dabian> You have any SIP devices?
[01:50] <inh> what do you mean?
[01:50] <Dabian> IP phone
[01:50] <roam> is openwrt.org down?
[01:50] <inh> roam, yea
[01:50] <inh> Dabian, no, i wish
[01:50] <Dabian> roam: It was when I check the last time.
[01:51] <inh> if i did i woudl give him a call, though it migh tbe wierd getting a call from the USA
[01:52] <Dabian> inh: Well, all you need is his email. "Hello, I have a wrt54g, I wonder if I could have your email address to ask you a question?"
[01:52] <Dabian> well .. something short
[01:52] <inh> hehe
[01:52] <Dabian> You can prepare it :)
[01:52] <inh> yea
[01:52] <inh> but still, i cant afford to call over there
[01:52] <Dabian> Is it really that expensive?
[01:53] <Dabian> Both on landline and cell?
[01:53] <inh> yea
[01:53] <inh> viop is the only way i could do it
[01:53] <iheartcanada> you know if the openwrt can do assterisk, i can give one of these boxes to my grandmother in the far east and she can call us for free
[01:53] <inh> but no one i know has it
[01:53] <iheartcanada> as long as she has a dsl account i guess
[01:53] <Dabian> It wont take a minute to say "Hello, I want to kill for the wrt54g specs, so I need your email pronto."
[01:53] <Dabian> inh: pulver.com
[01:54] <Dabian> I think you can do it with software.
[01:54] <Dabian> But he has a regular landline number, so I dunno how cheap it is?
[01:54] <inh> wellif he had skype...
[01:54] <Dabian> You have skype out?
[01:54] <inh> no but i could
[01:54] <inh> well no
[01:54] <inh> not out
[01:54] <Dabian> oh well
[01:54] <inh> if he had the skype app i could contat him there
[01:55] <Dabian> maybe this other guy replies.
[01:55] <inh> both emails got returned
[01:55] <inh> im tempted to sign up for voip jsut to call him
[01:55] <Dabian> inh: You wont regret it .. but buy a device for it .. I use the sippura spa2k
[01:56] <inh> i would use a sippura if i got one
[01:56] <Dabian> For a random call, I guess you can go with software.
[01:56] <inh> i thnk the 2k1 tho
[01:56] <Dabian> but be prepared for bad quality.
[01:56] <Dabian> 2001?
[01:56] <inh> wanna call him for me? :)
[01:56] <inh> yea
[01:56] <Dabian> There is a 3k also.
[01:56] <Dabian> I don't know the 2001
[01:57] <roam> Dabian: the Sipura 2000 and 3000 have different purpose.
[01:57] <Dabian> oh wait
[01:57] <Dabian> inh: Its not his numbers anyhow
[01:57] <roam> Dabian: The 3k is for connection a POTS-Line to VoIP.
[01:57] <inh> sorry 1001
[01:57] <inh> http://www.sipura.com/products/spa1001.htm
[01:57] <inh> well that woulda sucked
[01:57] <Dabian> inh: I just noticed they spell the name differently.
[01:57] <inh> i have a project i wanna do using one of those and some other things...
[01:57] <Dabian> rode instead of rhode
[01:58] <Dabian> sorry abotu that .. glad you didn't call. .)
[01:58] <inh> but right now i wanna get the damn sd card mod working
[01:58] <inh> i bought a freakin 1 gig card to use... and carnt....
[01:58] <inh> cant
[01:58] <Dabian> Whats the problem?
[01:59] <inh> well, basically, i dont have the same hardware he does
[01:59] <iheartcanada> Dabian: is that all asterisk need, a sipura spa 2000?
[01:59] <inh> he used a v2, and i have a v3, which doesnt even have the same chip in his...
[01:59] <iheartcanada> to route pc calls out to the pstn?
[01:59] <inh> but im pretty sure i could make it work, i jsut have to find the right pinson my cpu
[01:59] <Dabian> iheartcanada: I don't run asterisk.
[02:00] <iheartcanada> oh
[02:00] <iheartcanada> what kind of software works with the sipura spa 2k/3k?
[02:01] <inh> :(
[02:02] <iheartcanada> Dabian: how much does your spa-2000 cost?
[02:02] <Dabian> iheartcanada: I have a sip spa2k .. one wire is connected to powersupply, one wire is connected to my phone, and one wire is connected to my hub. Via the hub, I connect to my VoIP provider. If someone calls me, I receave a package on the spa, and my phone starts ringing, if I want to call someone, my provider routes it to the regular phone-net.
[02:02] <iheartcanada> Dabian: sweet
[02:03] <inh> thats how all voip works
[02:03] <inh> unless its pc to pc software, like skype
[02:03] <iheartcanada> is there a more general telco name for devices like the spa2k? a pstn gateway maybe?
[02:03] <Dabian> iheartcanada: Yeah .. and the quality is nice, but you need to have QoS or stop downloading when you talk.
[02:03] <iheartcanada> *nod*
[02:04] <inh> Dabian, jsut give voip packets priority
[02:04] <inh> or get vonage
[02:04] <inh> they give you a router that does that automatially
[02:04] <Dabian> Thats actually the main reason I buy my WL-500gd .. I hope to mod it with linux and have it go QoS.
[02:04] <iheartcanada> sweet
[02:04] <iheartcanada> so with the wl-500gd, you don't need a computer
[02:05] <iheartcanada> just that wl-500gd, a pstn gateway (like the spa2k), and a proper telephone
[02:05] <inh> hmmmm
[02:05] <inh> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5774694633
[02:05] <inh> might be a version 2
[02:05] <inh> or newer..
[02:05] <inh> doesnt look like my v 3
[02:05] <Dabian> iheartcanada: I don't need a computer as it is, actually .. since I have an external gateway.
[02:05] <Dabian> iheartcanada: I just need something to do QoS for me.
[02:05] <iheartcanada> right
[02:06] <inh> Dabian,
[02:06] <inh> get an old ocmputer
[02:06] <Dabian> I have a GNU/Linux firewall, but it is a monster with 5 scsi disks .. eats too much power.
[02:06] <inh> and put m0n0wall on it
[02:06] <inh> m0n0wall has traffic shaper
[02:06] <Dabian> inh: Can I put m0n0wall on the WL-500gd?
[02:07] <inh> Dabian, nope
[02:07] <inh> well, maybe, but i dunno why you would wanna
[02:07] <inh> i jsut put an add in cragis list (a nationwide classified thing) asking for old omputers
[02:07] <inh> computers
[02:07] <inh> went adn picked up a few, and i use one for my internal lan firewall, and the other for my project linux box
[02:08] <Dabian> inh: I have plenty of old computers. But they make too much noise and takes too much power.
[02:08] <iheartcanada> inh: you don't need to do that, cmputer fairs all sell old computers like P3-800Mhzs for USD$130
[02:08] <iheartcanada> if you live in a big city you should be fine
[02:08] <inh> but im broke
[02:08] <inh> i live just outside LA
[02:08] <iheartcanada> yeah $130 is for people hwo are broken
[02:08] <iheartcanada> broke
[02:08] <iheartcanada> any cheaper than that and it's free
[02:08] <inh> i could only afford the wrt becasuse of my tax return checks
[02:09] <inh> besides, i got a p2 300mhz, stuffed it in a closet, and it works great and i barely hear it
[02:09] <iheartcanada> ah
[02:09] <Dabian> inh: I don't have room for a closet :)
[02:09] <iheartcanada> L.A. i'd love to visit someday
[02:09] <iheartcanada> inh, you need to start a irc hotel, we'll go visit la stay at your place
[02:09] <iheartcanada> you can charge $20 a night
[02:09] <iheartcanada> $2 for slices of pizza
[02:10] <iheartcanada> yeah advertise that, on craigslist and here
[02:10] <inh> hehe
[02:10] <Dabian> If you consider what it cost you a year to power an old computer, you'll see that your wrt is soon a good investment.
[02:10] <iheartcanada> soon you will be able to buy whatever sip crap you want
[02:10] <inh> i wanna mod my wrt, and set it up in remtoe locations
[02:10] <iheartcanada> inh you live with your parents?
[02:10] <inh> not anymore
[02:11] <inh> im with my gf atm
[02:11] <iheartcanada> ah
[02:11] <inh> at her parents place
[02:11] <iheartcanada> bachlors?
[02:11] <iheartcanada> ah
[02:11] <iheartcanada> well you can't rent your gf
[02:11] <Dabian> inh: Because you hate your own mother?
[02:12] <iheartcanada> inh: get rid of your gf, that way you can afford the gadgets you want
[02:12] <Dabian> lol
[02:12] <iheartcanada> all girls do is put money on their face, and then eat it
[02:12] <inh> hehe
[02:12] <inh> man i gotta get a datasheet or something
[02:12] <inh> this is driving me nits
[02:12] <iheartcanada> do you have any idea how much lipstick a girl eats in her lifetime?
[02:12] <inh> she doesnt wear makeup
[02:13] <Dabian> cool girlfriend
[02:13] <iheartcanada> i was thinking more of ugly girlfriend, but okay
[02:13] <iheartcanada> i guess maybe she's the natural beauty kind
[02:13] <inh> eh
[02:14] <inh> shes cute
[02:14] <iheartcanada> is she fat like rosemary in shallow hal?
[02:14] <iheartcanada> describe her :)
[02:15] <inh> this work for you: http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=4625306&imageID=30871013&Mytoken=20050521031631
[02:17] <iheartcanada> dood is this you? http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=4625306&imageID=28005898
[02:18] <iheartcanada> nice motorcycle
[02:18] <iheartcanada> well she ain't fat that's for sure
[02:18] <inh> hehe
[02:18] <inh> thx
[02:19] <inh> someone has to have a datasheet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[02:22] Action: iheartcanada breaks into asian asic design firm with deadly ninja stars on behalf of inh's consortium of nasty GPL thugs
[02:23] Action: iheartcanada suffers slight set back as dogs with pink hair chases him across the freshly watered corporate lawn
[02:23] <inh> hehe
[02:23] <inh> points for tryin
[02:28] <inh> hmm
[02:28] <inh> i cant ping google.com but i can ping my router...
[02:30] <inh> anyone care to help with that issue?
[02:32] <Dabian> hmm ...
[02:32] <Dabian> can it be that the openwrt docs are incomplete?
[02:32] <Dabian> I found the google cache.
[02:32] <inh> what do you mean?
[02:33] <Dabian> Well
[02:33] <Dabian> http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:fVjkI4GbHzoJ:openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Installing+installing&hl=en&client=firefox
[02:33] <Dabian> Doesn't seem very specific .. "enable the boot_wait option" Cool but how?
[02:34] <inh> it tells you
[02:34] <inh> what i did, was jsut used the std linksys firmware update page, and told it to update using the openwrt image
[02:34] <Dabian> ahh .. the webinterface has a firmware upgrade page. :)
[02:35] <inh> yea
[02:35] <inh> its not the 'safe'way to do it
[02:35] <inh> but it worked for me
[02:37] Action: inh blows up broadcom
[02:38] <J4k3> muhaha
[02:38] <J4k3> you destroyed your datasheet!
[02:38] <Dabian> I wonder if broadcom are even the right ones to ask?
[02:39] <inh> well, they make the chip
[02:39] <Dabian> Exactly
[02:39] <Dabian> So they care much about the specs.
[02:40] <Dabian> If you ask a vendor on the other hand, they paid a lot for the specs, but don't care much about them.
[02:41] <inh> hrm
[02:41] <inh> gotta find a distributor
[02:41] <J4k3> I got a spare one
[02:41] <J4k3> out of my 1978 ford van
[02:42] <J4k3> oh, a parts distributor
[02:42] <Dabian> ?
[02:42] <Dabian> inh: Also .. don't take no for a no .. maybe you talked to the wrong department in broadcom.
[02:42] <inh> hehe
[02:43] <inh> well i emailed their southern california sales office
[02:43] <Dabian> inh: Maybe they will even sell you the specs if you keep bothing them, just to make sure you stop bothering them. :-)
[02:43] <Dabian> Sales know nothing about specs.
[02:43] <Dabian> Is my guess.
[02:43] <Dabian> You gotta get hold of someone in production, I guess.
[02:44] <Dabian> (Which I admit, can be hard)
[02:44] <inh> well, i emailed sales beaue i want to use thier chip in one of my own products
[02:44] <Dabian> inh: So, if you buy the chip, you don't get specs?
[02:44] <Piega`> openwrt.org down :°
[02:44] <Dabian> Sounds strange.
[02:44] <Dabian> Piega`: yeah :(
[02:45] <Dabian> Piega`: And googles cache seems to not work too well either.
[02:45] <inh> well i dunno i haavent heard bak
[02:45] <inh> i asked for a dev kit or a datasheet to aide me in the design proccess
[02:46] <Piega`> :°°°
[02:47] <inh> man i gotta get my wrt online
[02:54] <Dabian> iheartcanada: There is a GPL in my users manual ;-)
[02:55] <Piega`> pfff
[02:55] <Piega`> I create a mirror of linksys firmware and other related wrt firmware...
[02:55] <Dabian> So .. the default firmware for WL-500gd is probably GPL.
[02:57] <Dabian> That was a pleasent surprise :)
[02:57] <Dabian> I better get the sourcecode for the firmware from ASUS.
[02:57] <inh> hehe
[02:57] <inh> why?
[02:57] <Dabian> Because its available, and GPL.
[02:57] <Piega`> nbd: and adsl driver and connections on ag241 works fine?
[02:58] <Dabian> Who knows? Maybe they have some cool mods I can use. :)
[02:58] <inh> hehe
[02:58] <inh> maybe
[02:58] <inh> i wish tar would work on my wrt
[02:59] <Dabian> inh: What about your gf, btw, is she a geek as well?
[02:59] <inh> nvm
[02:59] <inh> ywa
[02:59] <inh> yea
[02:59] <Dabian> Cool
[02:59] <inh> shes up at 4am with me, working on wiritng html for her blog hehe
[03:00] <Dabian> :o)
[03:01] <inh> hehe wiviz is cool
[03:02] <inh> if i could get it to work
[03:02] <wbx> Ge0rG: ping
[03:03] <inh> Dabian, http://students.washington.edu/natetrue/wiviz/
[03:05] <Dabian> Wi-Wiz, ey?
[03:06] <inh> well, wiviz hehe
[03:06] <inh> funny thoough, it wont pick up the wifi net im conencted to
[03:07] <Dabian> crypted maybe.
[03:07] <inh> yea
[03:07] <inh> doesnt hsow crypted nets? it should
[03:08] <inh> still kinda nifty
[03:09] <inh> i also like that you can put the wrt in to client mode, so i could use it as a wireless 'card' but over an ethernet port.. can be very handy
[03:10] <Dabian> Why should it?
[03:10] <Dabian> In crypted mode, I guess its crypted down to layer 2, no?
[03:10] <inh> because theres still a netwrok there even if data is encypted
[03:10] <inh> no
[03:10] <inh> only the data is crypted
[03:10] <inh> mac addresses are still visible
[03:13] <Dabian> Ahh yes
[03:13] <Dabian> but mac is layer 2 no?
[03:13] <inh> not sure
[03:13] Action: inh digs for his books
[03:13] <phedny> mac is layer 2 yes ;)
[03:13] <phedny> layer 3 = ip
[03:14] <inh> ok so only layer 1 is encrypted
[03:15] <inh> wait, no.. layers 2,3,and 4 are crypted
[03:18] <Dabian> If you crypt layer 1, I guess everything is crypted. :)
[03:19] <inh> well if everything was crypted, itd cause havoc
[03:20] <inh> as each client would have to try and decrypt every packet to see if it belonged to them
[03:20] <inh> while probably safer, not effiecient
[03:20] <inh> so they leave MACs unencrypted
[03:21] <blop> hm site is sown ?
[03:21] <blop> down ? :)
[03:21] <inh> yea :/
[03:22] <Dabian> blop: I am sure its because I just aquired my device this morning :-P
[03:22] <inh> yup
[03:25] <blop> your device ?
[03:26] <Toastie_> How can I switch my OpenWRT into a Bridge setting?
[03:27] <Toastie_> That is, to make it automatically add vlan1 to br0 and avoid masquerading?
[04:09] <_marc_> http://openwrt.org/ is out ...
[04:11] <Toastie_> After adding vlan1 to the bridge, my WRT can no longer access Internet hosts itself.
[04:34] <_marc_> http://openwrt.org/ is back ...
[04:34] <iheartcanada> woot
[04:35] <Toastie_> In fact, when I ping my vlan1 nexthop, I don't even see packets coming out of that iface.
[05:09] <Toastie_> Anyone here works in a LAN-WAN bridging configuration?
[05:18] <blop> http://openwrt.org/ > new site ?:)
[05:31] <roam> I'm having problems with wireless on a WRT54G V1.1 with experimental build. When there's load on the interface the router reboots.
[05:41] <Toastie_> roam, I've read some tip in the FAQ about overclocking the router
[05:44] <roam> Toastie_: Do you think overclocking would solve the problem?
[05:44] <Toastie_> roam, you can try it
[05:44] <Toastie_> roam, I never had this problem -- I'm just citing the FAQ
[05:48] <roam> Will check, but I don't think overclocking would reduce crashrate
[05:48] <roam> It's been mentioned in the Bugre3portthread in the forum by many people.
[05:49] <roam> Where can I find the stable release of openwrt?
[05:50] <Toastie_> Anyone here uses a 'wet' setting?
[05:51] <Toastie_> www.openwrt.org
[05:55] <roam> Toastie_: I found the Thread about the overclocking.
[05:56] <roam> Toastie_: I just wonder if I can overclock from 125 MHz to 216 MHz without any harm
[05:57] <Toastie_> Hmm :)
[05:57] <Toastie_> Wouldn't count on that
[05:57] <Toastie_> (I'm not talking out of knowledge here..)
[05:57] <kshatriya> hey all
[06:14] <dmnd> what are the interface names for a WRTG54GSv2 ? i would like to setup wireless
[06:35] <reg> I have open a binary file with vi by error and my openwrt shell has now bad caracters : any idea to restore it ? (reboot don't change it)
[06:36] <roam> Toastie_: Overclocking to 150 MHz made it worse than normal. I underclocked it to 100 MHz and it seems quite stable now.
[06:37] <Toastie_> :)
[06:38] <reg> erf, so stupid question i asked :(
[06:39] <ptitlouis> reg: yes it was :)
[06:39] <reg> I try a second chance : where is default iptables rules ?
[06:40] <reg> ptitlouis: hey
[06:40] <ptitlouis> :P
[06:40] <reg> ;)
[06:48] <dmnd> how do i enable encryption ?
[06:49] <dmnd> iset wl_auth_mode and wl_wpa_psk
[06:49] <dmnd> wl0_crypto=tkip
[06:50] <calavera> hm. i can't fit freeradius and nas onto my wrt54g :(
[06:52] <wigyori> 'morning
[07:04] <reg> erf, rules are naturally in /etc/init.d/S45firewall
[07:18] <dmnd> how do i install the nas binary ?
[07:22] <jopi> dmnd: simply copy it to the system
[07:23] <lqb> jopi alo
[07:23] <lqb> :P
[07:23] <dmnd> jopi: where do i download it ? it says in the faq the file is about 200MB? :)
[07:24] <jopi> dmnd: no, read it again :)
[07:24] <jopi> it says how you can extract nas binary from a binary firmware file
[07:24] <jopi> or ... let me see
[07:25] <dmnd> yes
[07:25] <dmnd> with the mounting etc?
[07:25] <dmnd> so i mount it on another linux system and then copy it from there?
[07:25] <jopi> yes
[07:25] <jopi> or pick it from the dcc I am sending you
[07:26] <dmnd> thanks!
[07:26] <dmnd> lets try :)
[07:26] <jopi> good luck
[07:30] <dmnd> working ! :)
[07:30] <dmnd> thanks
[07:30] <dmnd> is it always running in the fg ?
[07:30] <jopi> use &
[07:30] <jopi> :P
[07:31] <dmnd> ok, just checking :)
[07:31] <jopi> are you sing nas as client or as master?
[07:31] <jopi> using
[07:37] <dmnd> jopi: master
[07:38] <dmnd> i just need basic functionality :)
[07:38] <dmnd> started with openwrt this afternoon
[07:38] <dmnd> can i run ipv6 with the 2.4.30 kernel ?
[07:51] <jopi> dmnd: don´ t know, I haven´t tried ipv6
[07:52] <dmnd> ok
[07:57] <cuti> hey
[07:57] <cuti> do i need to configure anything to get ipv6 working?
[07:57] <cuti> from the openwrt
[07:58] <cuti> my ipv6 worked before but after i install openwrt it doesnt work anymore
[08:00] <dmnd> there's a wiki about it cuti
[08:00] <cuti> i tried it
[08:01] <cuti> but it doesnt work still
[08:01] <cuti> http://openwrt.org/IPv6_howto << this one
[08:29] <nbd> re
[08:29] <Eagle_Fire> re re re re re re re respect ya!
[08:29] <nbd> :)
[08:30] <Eagle_Fire> hey nbd, when i try to inject packets using prism0 i get an error 97 (message too long) no matter what the length
[08:31] <nbd> i'll have a look at the reverse engineered source. maybe i find something
[08:31] <Eagle_Fire> woot
[08:31] <Eagle_Fire> thanks
[08:32] <Eagle_Fire> i'm trying it with combinations of wl settings
[08:32] <Eagle_Fire> the most promising, "wl out", didn't work
[08:32] <Eagle_Fire> (since wl out allows wl evm tests to happen)
[08:32] <[mbm]> Eagle_Fire: hmmm that's a different error than you had last night
[08:32] <Eagle_Fire> i was saying send returned -1
[08:32] <Eagle_Fire> and upon realizing this morning
[08:32] <Eagle_Fire> that the actual error code is in errno, not the return value
[08:33] <[mbm]> ah
[08:33] <Eagle_Fire> i found the real error
[08:33] <Eagle_Fire> printf(%m) is very convenient
[08:33] <[mbm]> did you try with the prism2 headers?
[08:34] <Eagle_Fire> yeah
[08:34] <[mbm]> hmm.. some drivers take those headers and some just take the raw hfa packet
[08:35] <nbd> hmm... the reverse engineered source doesn't contain any prism stuff :(
[08:38] <Eagle_Fire> doesn't appear to be any combination of wl commands to make it stop saying that
[08:40] <Eagle_Fire> though my search was not exhaustive
[09:08] <coder> that join flood ban is funny and effective
[09:08] <Eagle_Fire> but effective against what?
[09:34] <ldc> quick question.... is the BR2_* settings from the configuration just to access as $BR2_* in makefiles etc?
[09:45] <RItalMan> I believe it means BuildRoot 2 ?
[10:03] <Eagle_Fire> or maybe Baton Rouge 22
[10:03] <Eagle_Fire> where the 2 stands for 22
[10:04] <Eagle_Fire> hehe, seamans
[10:07] <ldc> RItalMan, well, it was not about that... just about the makefile-scripting and variable-access within it... but it's solved now...
[10:08] <ldc> RItalMan, now i'm just trying to figure out how to do a partial-patternmatch in a makefile...... it's going slowly, but it's moving forward atleast :)
[10:08] <Fabe> hi, someone with experimental and a working WPA-PSK setup?
[10:11] <Eagle_Fire> OMG HI!
[10:11] <kshatriya> i have a small and probably stupid question :)
[10:12] <kshatriya> i installed openwrt quite a while ago on my wrt54g - it runs great but now i was planning on playing a bit with the latest cvs version
[10:13] <kshatriya> but on the webpage i only find how to flash on a newly wrt54g - how do i flash with a new version of openwrt, when it is already installed ?
[10:13] <Eagle_Fire> download the .trx for your version into /tmp
[10:14] <Eagle_Fire> then use the command mtd write filename.trx linux
[10:14] <Eagle_Fire> when that finishes powercycle your router
[10:14] <Eagle_Fire> and then you're good
[10:14] <kshatriya> oh cool!
[10:14] <Eagle_Fire> or you can use tftp if you want
[10:14] <ldc> kshatriya, http://openwrt.org/OpenWrtFaq#head-e9d1d6a54806a68fe48c16766aef84207101a130
[10:14] <kshatriya> will my custom made scripts still exist on the squashfs partition or will they be overwritten?
[10:15] <Eagle_Fire> i would back them up first
[10:15] <Eagle_Fire> but if it's squashfs there's a good chance they'll stay intact
[10:15] <kshatriya> ldc: great! i've really been looking for that, strange that i didn't found it before
[10:16] <kshatriya> ok, i'm going to try that :)
[10:16] <ldc> kshatriya, no problem
[10:34] <synth> mysql on openwrt? insane
[10:40] <Tornado> then look at the answer to that post.. a guy is suggesting oracle on it.. ;)
[10:44] <synth> sqlite is a neat library, if anyone needs sql on their openwrt, i think sqlite fits in 64kb
[10:44] <synth> thats old, but they have a neat project.
[10:44] <jopi> synth: is there a sqlite package for wrt ?
[10:45] <synth> i have no idea, i've just used it with php so far on my desktop
[10:48] <synth> plus, mysql is just a pain..
[10:48] <RItalaw> jopi: I tried to port sqlite few months ago
[10:49] <synth> whats wrong with it? why isn't it portable
[10:49] <RItalaw> http://openwrt.alphacore.net/sqlite_3.0.8_mipsel.ipk
[10:49] <synth> something stupid like defining their own sizes for double longs and shit?
[10:49] <synth> oh wel
[10:49] <synth> cool, it works?
[10:49] <RItalaw> dont't know, did had the time to test
[10:51] <RItalaw> did not have the time to test sorry
[10:51] <synth> i'll tell you in a minute
[10:52] <RItalaw> mail me if you encounter issues : florian@alphacore.net
[10:52] <synth> will do
[10:52] <RItalaw> thanks
[10:52] <synth> hey
[10:52] <synth> got one
[10:52] <synth> before you go
[10:52] <synth> where do i get readline :D
[10:54] <RItalaw> same place : http://openwrt.alphacore.net
[10:54] <synth> cool
[10:55] <synth> thanks
[10:59] <kshatriya> hey all, thnx, everything worked, i'm running kernel 2.4.30 on my linksys now :D
[11:26] <jopi> RItalaw: sorry, went out and didn´t read your comment til now
[11:26] <jopi> RItalaw: thank u very much, I´ll give it a try
[11:28] <Kaloz> yo jopi
[11:29] <jopi> hi, Kaloz
[11:29] <jopi> not luck with wzr
[11:29] <jopi> :/
[11:30] <Kaloz> :/
[11:30] <Kaloz> the wisp who was going to donate one for me doesn't replied, yet
[11:31] <Kaloz> and without a serial console, i don't really have any idea, how to procedd
[11:31] <Kaloz> proceed even
[11:31] <jopi> the wisp I wanted to donate a pair of them isn´t paying me anymore
[11:31] <jopi> :P
[11:32] <jopi> so I ´ll say bye to them
[11:32] <Kaloz> :P
[11:32] <Kaloz> once up, once down :)
[12:08] <dionoea> i've been trying the experimental openwrt package
[12:08] <dionoea> but it just doesn't seem to boot
[12:08] <dionoea> i can get the tftp thing but that's it
[12:09] <dionoea> is there a default IP address i can try to telnet to ? (192.168.1.1 doesn't work even when pressing the reset button for 2 seconds)
[12:09] <dionoea> other symptoms include the power light blinking continuously
[12:10] <dionoea> and the DMZ light lighting for 5 seconds and shuting for 5 seconds
[12:10] <dionoea> </ long description >
[12:10] <J4k3> how long have you let it sit, and do you have squashfs or jffs2 installed?
[12:10] <dionoea> i was trying the jffs2 thing
[12:11] <dionoea> wrt54g v2 btw
[12:11] <J4k3> ah, no 'failsafe' mode on jffs2
[12:11] <J4k3> when it comes up and starts blinking
[12:12] <J4k3> that, in my experience, means the flash didn't take and you need to reflash
[12:12] <J4k3> and you should be able to reach it at 192.168.1.1
[12:12] <dionoea> i tried that many times .... i'm able to ping sometimes
[12:12] <dionoea> but no telnet or ssh port open
[12:12] <dionoea> should i try to recompile with the telnet option always enabled ?
[12:12] <stupkid> hey
[12:12] <J4k3> are you using dhcp to assign addresses to the PC you're working on this with?
[12:12] <dionoea> i was before flashing
[12:13] <J4k3> you have it manually configured now?
[12:13] <stupkid> i got a problem ican't ssh to my router anymore after i removed dnsmasq
[12:13] <stupkid> how come
[12:13] <dionoea> but it doesn't seem to be used now ... and i can't get any console to configure it
[12:13] <dionoea> i don't really know the current status
[12:14] <J4k3> you've reset the nvram?
[12:14] <dionoea> J4k3: by pressing reset for 30 seconds ?
[12:14] <J4k3> not just attempted failsafe?
[12:14] <J4k3> yeah
[12:14] <dionoea> i think i did. i'll retry it
[12:14] <J4k3> hold up
[12:14] <J4k3> well
[12:14] <J4k3> if you did it before it doesn't matter
[12:14] <J4k3> since its already lost boot_wait
[12:15] <dionoea> J4k3: yeah ... i'm using the screw driver thing
[12:15] <stupkid> can someone please help me
[12:15] <dionoea> to get the tftp thing to start when all seems lost
[12:15] <stupkid> i can't ssh to my router anymore
[12:16] <dionoea> J4k3: do you think it might work if i try with the squashfs bin ?
[12:18] <J4k3> maybe, give it a try
[12:18] <J4k3> stupkid: does it attempt to connect and just sit there?
[12:18] <J4k3> ssh seems to love doing that for me (at least openssh on unix boxen) if DNS is screwed
[12:18] <dionoea> J4k3: what's the normal behavior supposed to be with jffs2 ? is there supposed to be a "long" wait time before it boots ?
[12:19] <hrzags11> stupkid: what LED is on on WRT
[12:19] <J4k3> ssh rather sucks for an actual 'console' since it requires entirely too much crap around it to work properly.
[12:19] <J4k3> but sadly nobody can bother writing a decent telnet daemon
[12:19] <J4k3> dionoea: about 2 minutes
[12:19] <J4k3> in my experience
[12:19] <J4k3> first time
[12:20] <dionoea> ah ... maybe i wasn't patient enough
[12:20] <dionoea> so i send the .bin using tftp and wait 2 minutes ?
[12:20] Action: J4k3 keeps eyeing the transmitter interface trace on the board
[12:20] <dionoea> or reboot it by unpluging the power cord and then wait 2 minutes after poser on ?
[12:20] <J4k3> send the bin, watch it reboot, then just wait
[12:21] <dionoea> are the leds supposed to blink or do something when its finished blinking ?
[12:21] <dionoea> -blinking+booting
[12:21] <J4k3> it'll look normal once its done booting
[12:21] <J4k3> it'll do all sorts of silly stuff in the meantime
[12:21] <dionoea> ok ... like blinking the power led ?
[12:22] <J4k3> yeah
[12:22] <dionoea> ok ... i'll give it another try ...
[12:22] <J4k3> now once its been up 5 minutes... its time to wonder wtf happened.
[12:22] Action: dionoea 'll be back after he's uploaded the bin
[12:24] <dionoea> ok ... its booting now
[12:25] <hrzags11> dionoea: blinking power LED mean that is some problem with your boot image
[12:25] <hrzags11> boot proces
[12:25] <dionoea> arg ...
[12:25] <dionoea> well ... even the openwrt.org builds seem to be problematic
[12:26] <dionoea> should i use the .trx files instead ?
[12:26] <J4k3> I sure I wish there was somebody in Houston or Dallas that actually sold RP-connectors without a lot of bullshit
[12:26] <J4k3> frys generally has some, but never what you need, since 3424234 geeks came before you and raped them.
[12:27] <dionoea> :)
[12:27] <dionoea> hrzags11: ?
[12:27] <hrzags11> dionoea: use jffs image
[12:28] <dionoea> this one : http://openwrt.org/downloads/experimental/bin/openwrt-wrt54g-jffs2.bin ?
[12:28] <dionoea> (it doesn't work --> blinking power led)
[12:28] <hrzags11> dionea: yes
[12:28] <hrzags11> dionea : which version of wrt54g ?
[12:28] <dionoea> v2.0
[12:29] <dionoea> maybe i frogot mode octect in atftp ... that might be the problem
[12:29] <dionoea> i'll retry
[12:29] <hrzags11> dionoea: I know that problem, my friend have same ... finaly I solve it in next few steps
[12:30] <hrzags11> dionoea: put Linksys original firmware version 2.x.x
[12:30] <dionoea> is that available on the linksys website ?
[12:31] <hrzags11> dionoea: upgreat on version 3.x.x of Linksys
[12:31] <hrzags11> dionoea: and then set boot_wait (or just check if is set)
[12:31] <hrzags11> dionoea: then tftp openwrt image
[12:32] <dionoea> is that the right image ? ftp://ftp.linksys.com/pub/network/WRT54G_2.02.2_US_code.bin ?
[12:32] <hrzags11> dionoea: that was working for me
[12:32] <dionoea> thanks
[12:32] <hrzags11> dionoea: you are from US ?
[12:32] <dionoea> no ... but who cares ?
[12:32] <hrzags11> Linksys :)
[12:33] <dionoea> ftp://ftp.linksys.com/pub/network/wrv54g_2.03_fw.rmt ?
[12:33] <hrzags11> dionoea: ia am from Europe, and use ESTI version
[12:33] <hrzags11> dionoea: it is .bin or .zip version
[12:37] <dionoea> hrzags11: will the lynksys forware automatically listen on 192.168.1.1 once it boots ?
[12:38] <hrzags11> dionoea: nop ... it is depend of first part of flesh if I understand well how system work
[12:39] <dionoea> hrzags11: why do i need to put version 2.X.X firware first btw ?
[12:39] <hrzags11> dionoea: but it will work if you set boot_wait and didn flash first part of flesh (image dont cover that part)
[12:41] <hrzags11> dionoea: becouse in my case wrt54g wasnt able to boot when I successfuly put version of 3.x.x , and to solve that problem I first put 2.x.x
[12:42] <hrzags11> dionoea: I think that first part is boot loader imge
[12:44] <dionoea> anyone know the default kinksys login and password ?
[12:46] <dionoea> hrzags11: ?
[12:47] <dionoea> i guess i'll try google
[12:47] <hrzags11> dionoea : default
[12:47] <J4k3> admin, no pass?
[12:47] <hrzags11> dionea : admin
[12:48] <hrzags11> or admin, Linksys
[12:48] <dionoea> admin is the login and no password ?
[12:48] <dionoea> ok ... i'll try those
[12:52] <olli_04> hi, is rrdtool already packaged as an ipkg?
[12:53] <hrzags11> olli_04: check on Nico package tracker
[12:59] <stupkid> ifup eth0 Unregonized kernel version
[12:59] <stupkid> how come
[12:59] <stupkid> what kernel version on woody
[12:59] <z3ro> okay... this kernel is starting to annoy me. what could cause chars to be printed to the serial console at a very slow rate - about one per second.
[12:59] <z3ro> prom_printf works fine, but printf is slow.
[13:00] <z3ro> obviously it's the timers, but I can't find what is wrong.
[13:00] <dionoea> hrzags11, J4k3 : it worked !
[13:00] <dionoea> thanks ...
[13:00] <dionoea> new problem now : why is / mounted read only ?
[13:01] <hrzags11> dionoea : reboot
[13:01] <dionoea> i can't mount it rw ... :(
[13:01] <dionoea> ok
[13:01] <hrzags11> dionoea: some bug/feature I submit on developer list that , it will be fixed in next release
[13:02] <z3ro> wbx, [mbm], nbd: any of you people awake?
[13:07] <dionoea> cool :)
[13:15] <dionoea> while i'm here ... any one know the difference between wpa and wpa2 ?
[13:16] <ToR\L> 2?
[13:16] <ToR\L> ;oD
[13:16] <dionoea> :p
[13:16] <dionoea> seriously ?
[13:16] <ToR\L> dunno
[13:16] <ToR\L> technically correct but totally useless
[13:16] <ToR\L> wpa generates random keys every so often
[13:16] <ToR\L> based on a preshared key
[13:17] <Stereo> wpa2 is more secure
[13:17] <ToR\L> and I think the cipher is what you pick
[13:17] <Stereo> no, no
[13:17] <dionoea> Stereo: yeah ... but what changes in the protocol ?
[13:17] <Stereo> I can't remember the exact details
[13:17] <ToR\L> er the key seeds the ciper and the ciper picks random wep keys
[13:17] <Stereo> ask in #wireless, someone might know
[13:17] <ToR\L> I have a friend who knows everything
[13:17] <ToR\L> his name is google
[13:17] <ToR\L> I'll ask him
[13:18] <dionoea> i'll ask #wireless ...
[13:18] <ToR\L> http://www.wi-fi.org/OpenSection/protected_access.asp
[13:18] <ToR\L> more authentication options
[13:20] <dionoea> is openwrt wpa2-able ?
[13:22] <hrzags11> dionoea: it is problem with driver not with openwrt
[13:22] <dionoea> so it doesn't work ?
[13:22] <hrzags11> dionoea: I think that Linksys (nas) doesnt support wpa2 yet
[13:22] <dionoea> ok
[13:23] <ToR\L> well the newer beta linksys firmwares have a wpa2 compatible nas
[13:23] <ToR\L> if you can extract it
[13:23] <ToR\L> or if they give out the source
[13:23] <ToR\L> I read that somewhere
[13:23] <hrzags11> dionoea: for wpa you use nas program from Linksys(Broadcom) and if driver support than it will work
[13:26] <Stereo> I wonder if we could use nas for wpa2
[13:26] <Stereo> I suppose the drivers change too
[13:27] <dionoea> btw, how can i get his nas tool ?
[13:28] <Stereo> just search it on the package page
[13:28] <Eagle_Fire> you can touch my nastool for $5
[13:28] <dionoea> Eagle_Fire: :)
[13:28] <hrzags11> dionoea: nas package
[13:28] <hrzags11> dionoea: or beter get it from orginal Linksys image ... check in FAQ on openwrt
[13:28] <dionoea> it isn't in ipkg ... :(
[13:29] <hrzags11> dionoea: ask maintener way isnt :)) ... I use second way , and also spy what Linksys do in thay own firmware :) ...
[13:32] <Death_INC> strange, when I have wl0_wpa_psk, wl0_wep and wl0_auth_mode set, it dosnt get my ssid properly set on reboot
[13:32] <Death_INC> where does it set that from nvram, to point me in the right direction?
[13:35] <hrzags11> wl0_ssid i think
[13:35] <dionoea> arg ... i don't have cramfs support enabled ...
[13:35] <hrzags11> dionoea: hmm ... just a scond I will put it on web
[13:36] <Death_INC> hrzags11: yea I know, but where does it read that and set it on the radio
[13:37] <Death_INC> the nvram is set, it's just not being set on the radio
[13:38] <Death_INC> seemed that ifup shoudld do it, but I cant find it there
[13:40] <Death_INC> I suppose I could just leave the nvram that screws it up unset, and set them w/o commit from the init.d script I have starting nas, but that's a seriously ugly way to do it
[13:41] <Death_INC> the prom dosn't set things on the radio from nvram does it?
[13:42] <hrzags11> dionoea: http://161.53.0.154/wrt54gs/nas.zip
[13:42] <dionoea> thanks :) ( ... mounting the cramfs image wasn't really working here)
[13:44] <Death_INC> nas is here: http://nthill.free.fr/openwrt/tracker/packages/show.php?id=3
[13:44] <Death_INC> http://nthill.free.fr/openwrt/ipkg/stable/20041003/nas_0.1-2_mipsel.ipk
[13:45] <dionoea> thanks ... hrzags11 already gave me his version :p
[13:45] <Death_INC> or did you want the new one that dosnt work with openwrt? :b
[13:45] <Death_INC> ipkg=your friend
[13:45] <hrzags11> dionoea: it is nas from euro Linksys 3.x.x image of firmware
[13:46] <Death_INC> that one works fine
[13:46] Action: Death_INC nods
[13:46] <Death_INC> dammit, wlconf isn't setting ssid... what is? bleh
[13:46] <Death_INC> wait...
[13:46] <hrzags11> Death_INC : nas is binary not connected with openWRt at all
[13:46] <Death_INC> hrzags11: if you get the binary from 4.5 version it won't work
[13:46] <Death_INC> but there's an ipkg for it too heh
[13:47] <Death_INC> it requires updated wl.o module
[13:48] <Death_INC> cool, found where it does it... wlconf sets ssid
[13:48] <Death_INC> and there's a bug somewhere
[13:48] Action: Death_INC goes looking
[13:48] <hrzags11> is it 4.5 official stabile version of firmware for wrt54g_ ?
[13:48] <Death_INC> hrzags11: no thats the beta
[13:48] <Death_INC> they working on getting the new stuff integrated tho
[13:49] <Death_INC> what I found interesting is that they have libbrcmcrypto.so now
[13:49] <Death_INC> maybe we can make openswan or something use the aes functions on the card?
[13:50] <hrzags11> :) , I use openvpn :)
[13:50] <Death_INC> openvpn would be same thing
[13:50] <Death_INC> it's having to do encryption using the main processor, if it could use the hardware crypto it would speed things up
[13:50] <hrzags11> but not on openwrt, becouse I have some problem with routing
[13:50] <Death_INC> aah
[13:50] <Death_INC> that works
[13:51] <Death_INC> I've got WPA+WDS w/ AES now, but I'd rather be using ipsec
[13:51] <hrzags11> how you plane to conect crypto card to wrt ?
[13:54] <Death_INC> hrzags11: there is hw crypto for WPA/WEP already
[13:54] <Death_INC> wl0_auth_mode=psk is what's making it ignore my SSID, now just to figure out why
[13:57] <Death_INC> heh
[13:57] <Death_INC> AP: Set SSID to bring AP up only when nas will not run
[13:58] <Death_INC> wtf, but then why dosnt nas set my SSID?
[13:58] Action: Death_INC grumbles
[13:59] <hrzags11> Death_INC: -s option i think
[14:00] <Death_INC> hrzags11: it has it :\
[14:00] <Death_INC> ./usr/sbin/nas -P /tmp/nas.pid -l br0 -H 34954 -i eth1 -A -m 2 -k insecure -s CHAOS -w 4 -g 3600
[14:00] <Death_INC> it works if I bring it up after setting ssid
[14:01] <Death_INC> (yes, insecure IS really my key)
[14:01] <Death_INC> heh
[14:01] <hrzags11> i didnt get ... what you mean under seting ssid ?
[14:02] <Death_INC> wl ssid CHAOS
[14:02] <Death_INC> it isn't being set
[14:02] <hrzags11> hmm i never ever use wl , only nvram command
[14:02] <Death_INC> shouldnt need to
[14:03] <Death_INC> but I wasnt seeing them on my client anymore, so I checked "wl ssid" to see what was there
[14:03] <Death_INC> and it was blank
[14:03] <hrzags11> what is in wl0-ssid ?
[14:03] <Death_INC> CHAOS
[14:03] <Death_INC> wl0_ssid
[14:04] <Death_INC> if I unset wl0_auth_mode then reboot, set all the variables THEN start nas it works fine
[14:04] <Death_INC> or manually execute it
[14:04] <Death_INC> but I have wds so I can't
[14:05] <hrzags11> is it connected with time ? ... i dont use PSK, but i think that i see somever that nas start with 3 to 5 sec delay
[14:06] <Death_INC> no, it dosnt matter
[14:06] <Death_INC> I did have to put a sleep of 1 second in to get wds working properly with wpa tho
[14:07] <Death_INC> what auth mode do you use?
[14:07] <Death_INC> radius?
[14:08] Action: Death_INC sighs
[14:08] <hrzags11> wpa+tkip + eap-ttls
[14:08] <hrzags11> yap radius with 802.1x
[14:09] <Eagle_Fire> wds + wpa is a tricky mix
[14:09] <Death_INC> Eagle_Fire: I got that part working, but strangely it stopped setting my ssid
[14:09] <JonnyRo> Eagle_Fire: i didnt know it was possible
[14:09] <hrzags11> way wds at all ? ;))) buy another wrt :)))
[14:09] <Death_INC> it works
[14:10] <Eagle_Fire> cool
[14:10] <Death_INC> just gotta make sure nas4not runs AFTER nas initializes
[14:10] <JonnyRo> Does just one unit do the authentication?
[14:10] <Death_INC> the way it is now, it tries to run it before nas
[14:10] <Death_INC> JonnyRo: I think they all authenticate
[14:10] <JonnyRo> is a client able to roam between units?
[14:10] <Death_INC> you run it the same on all of them, then run nas4not
[14:10] <JonnyRo> ah
[14:11] <Death_INC> yea, it would just transparently be re-authenticating I assume
[14:11] <Death_INC> but it worked for me
[14:11] <Death_INC> course, I screwed one of my wrt's recently so I gotta go pick a new one up while I'm waiting for my JTAG interface heh
[14:12] <Death_INC> and it seems that nas dosn't set the SSID so you have to manually put that back in if you want any clients to see your networks
[14:13] <Death_INC> since wlconf assumes it dosnt need to set ssid if it's going to execute nas
[14:13] <JonnyRo> I bought four of them a few weeks ago, then got busy as hell
[14:13] <JonnyRo> only managed to do wep testing
[14:13] <JonnyRo> with wds
[14:13] <JonnyRo> Still not sure if I want to bother with a routed mesh network
[14:13] <JonnyRo> or just try to stick with wds
[14:13] <stephank> Wow, this is awesome. I never expected such a large channel devoted to wrt hacking. Hello! :)
[14:13] <JonnyRo> Expected client count around 6 users
[14:14] <Death_INC> well, I havent been able to figure a way to do a routed mesh since you can only talk on one channel at a time
[14:14] <JonnyRo> Death_INC: wouldnt you use ad-hoc
[14:14] <JonnyRo> Death_INC: then randomly generate ip addresses, in some fixed range
[14:14] <JonnyRo> Death_INC: then use some sort of route discovery tool
[14:14] <JonnyRo> like zebra
[14:15] <Death_INC> but you'd still have one big wireless network
[14:15] <Death_INC> same as you have with wds
[14:15] <stupkid> anyone knows why i get this error saying NO DHCPOFFERS received? No working leases in persistent database - sleeping
[14:15] <JonnyRo> Death_INC: true enough, since you'd still have the same problems with collisions
[14:15] <stupkid> when i try to ifup eth0
[14:15] <Death_INC> sure you could SET differnt IPs on them, but it owuldnt be a different network... would still be one broadcast domain
[14:16] <Death_INC> check this out http://pastebin.com/287645
[14:16] <Death_INC> fresh boot, logged in ran nas
[14:16] <Death_INC> ssid left blank
[14:16] <stupkid> Death_INC, can ya help with my problem
[14:16] <Death_INC> couldnt see from clients, couldnt connect
[14:16] <Death_INC> set ssid via wl, restarted nas and everything works
[14:16] <hrzags11> stupkid: which wrt and version ?
[14:16] <Death_INC> stupkid: um, do you have a dhcp server on that network?
[14:16] <JonnyRo> What does nas4not stand for?
[14:17] <Death_INC> JonnyRo: wish I knew heh
[14:17] <JonnyRo> nas4not is different from nas4wds
[14:17] <stupkid> Death_INC: yup
[14:17] <JonnyRo> ?
[14:17] <JonnyRo> this is the first time i've heard of either utility, but i havent been on the channel for a couple of weeks
[14:17] <[mbm]> JonnyRo: something like 'nas notifier' just sends an event to nas to tell it about a new interface
[14:17] <Death_INC> JonnyRo: I never had nas4wds do anything
[14:17] <stupkid> i have experimental build wrt
[14:18] <Death_INC> JonnyRo: it's just a symlink to nas, behaves differently
[14:18] <Death_INC> stupkid: do you have a dhcp server on that network NOT run on the wrt?
[14:18] <hrzags11> stup kid: wrt54g or wrt54gs or some other unit ?
[14:18] <stupkid> yeah Death_INC
[14:18] <[mbm]> stupkid: 'ifup' in openwrt takes arguments like "wan" and "lan" .. not "ifup eth0"
[14:18] <stupkid> wrt54gs
[14:18] <stupkid> yes, i had dhcp server Death_INC
[14:19] Action: Death_INC points at mbm's answer
[14:19] <JonnyRo> [mbm]: btw, thanks for the help on that experimental build, the public lab network has been running beautifully for a couple of weeks now
[14:19] <JonnyRo> [mbm]: with seperate vlans
[14:19] <[mbm]> stupkid: http://openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Configuration#head-b62c144b9886b221e0c4b870edb0dd23a7b6acab
[14:19] <JonnyRo> [mbm]: for the public lab and the main office
[14:19] <[mbm]> JonnyRo: cool
[14:20] <JonnyRo> [mbm]: next i'm going to set up a wds bridge between that lab and my house, so that there will be two paths to the internet, in case one fails
[14:20] <hrzags11> stupkid: mbm is right ifup eth0 make no seans
[14:20] <stupkid> oh
[14:20] <Death_INC> [mbm]: for some reason wlconf thinks it shouldnt be setting a ssid on the radio if it's going to execute nas, but nas doesn't set a ssid either so nothing works unless you manually set the ssid... or am I doing something wrong?
[14:21] <stupkid> i can't ssh to it either
[14:21] <hrzags11> stupkid : wan and lan are on same eth0
[14:21] <stupkid> it says network in unreachable
[14:21] <hrzags11> stupkid: ping ?
[14:21] <[mbm]> Death_INC: hmm maybe you have different versions of wlconf and nas?
[14:21] <hrzags11> wher you connected wan or lan ports
[14:22] <Death_INC> [mbm]: wlconf that came w/ openwrt and nas from http://nthill.free.fr/openwrt/ipkg/stable/20041003/nas_0.1-2_mipsel.ipk
[14:22] <Death_INC> but that would make sense
[14:22] <[mbm]> Death_INC: that's an old nas back from when openwrt was based on the 2.07 firmwares
[14:22] <stupkid> just type lan or wan?
[14:22] <Death_INC> aah ok
[14:22] <[mbm]> Death_INC: experimental build is based on the 3.37
[14:22] <Death_INC> so I really should pull it out of the linksys firmware huh heh
[14:23] <stupkid> hey man
[14:23] <stupkid> when i type lan
[14:23] <stupkid> it says command not found
[14:23] <[mbm]> Death_INC: yep, but you might have to reconfigure it as some of the nvram variables changed
[14:23] <Death_INC> stupkid: "ifup lan"
[14:23] <Death_INC> cool
[14:24] <Death_INC> heh I already had it, but I thought they were the same so I didnt copy up manually when I reflashed
[14:24] <Death_INC> 3_37_2 version should be ok yea?
[14:24] <[mbm]> Death_INC: yeah
[14:27] <hrzags11> mbm: one sugestion for boot pocedure of openwrt , is it possible to stop some startup script which not respond some preset time ?
[14:27] <stupkid> hey
[14:27] <stupkid> ifup lan
[14:27] <hrzags11> mbm: i had problem with ntp client
[14:27] <stupkid> it says can't find /create
[14:27] <stupkid> Operation not supported
[14:28] <Death_INC> -ash: ./nas: not found
[14:28] <hrzags11> stupkid: cd /tmp; touch foo ... isit work ?
[14:28] Action: Death_INC blinks
[14:29] Action: Death_INC tries nfs
[14:29] <stupkid> yeah
[14:29] <stupkid> touch foo work
[14:30] <hrzags11> stupkid: O.k. ... which interface you have when do ifconfig ?
[14:30] <stupkid> br0 eth0 eth1 lo vlan0 vlan1
[14:31] <hrzags11> stupkid: O.K. ... so you are connected over lan ports (1 to 4 switch) to your wrt54gs ?
[14:31] <stupkid> yes
[14:32] <hrzags11> stupkid: are you set password for ssh ?
[14:32] <stupkid> yes
[14:32] <hrzags11> and you are able to connect to ssh server via lan ports ?
[14:32] <stupkid> yes
[14:32] <stupkid> ssh root@192.168.1.1
[14:32] <stupkid> i can connect
[14:33] <hrzags11> stupkid: O.k. ... Are you break bridge ?
[14:33] <Death_INC> stupkid: nvram get lan_ifname and nvram get lan_ifnames
[14:34] <stupkid> lan_ifname return br0
[14:34] <hrzags11> Death_INC: I think it is only problem with DHCP server , everything eles work normaly :)
[14:34] <Death_INC> hrzags11: but he's trying to pull dhcp on the lan by the sound of it
[14:34] <stupkid> lan_ifnames return vlan0 eth1 eth1 eth2 eth3
[14:35] <Death_INC> those are right tho heh
[14:35] <Death_INC> hrzags11: heh maybe you right tho, could be problem totally unrelated to all that
[14:35] <hrzags11> stupkid: your WAN port are connected to network with DHCP
[14:36] <stupkid> yes
[14:36] <hrzags11> O.k. ... first of all your SSH wouldnt be accessible from your wan network with standard configuration
[14:36] <Death_INC> hrzags11: on your ntp client problem, you could just start it in the background then boot would continue
[14:37] <hrzags11> Death_INC: Yap that was my first thing to do, but package was diferntly set :)
[14:38] <stupkid> can i just reinstall opwnrt?
[14:38] <stupkid> openwrt
[14:38] <Death_INC> hrzags11: I use openntpd on mine, it works but sucks up all processor if it cant get to ntp server... not sure which is better ;)
[14:38] <hrzags11> stupkid: how you set DHCP parameters to your wan port ? via nvram command ?
[14:38] <Death_INC> stupkid: you would need to reset your nvram parameters probably
[14:39] <hrzags11> stupkid: everything is ok with your openwrt instalation
[14:39] Action: Death_INC nods
[14:39] <stupkid> nvram set lan_pro=dhcp
[14:39] <stupkid> nvram set wan_pro=dhcp
[14:40] <Death_INC> proto you mean?
[14:40] <stupkid> yeah
[14:40] <stupkid> proto
[14:40] <Death_INC> why do you want to pull your lan address via dhcp?
[14:40] <stupkid> oh
[14:40] <stupkid> it's not right?
[14:40] <Death_INC> not usually
[14:40] <Death_INC> usually you always want your lan_ipaddr to be like 192.168.1.1
[14:41] <Death_INC> or something, so you always know how to connect to it
[14:41] <stupkid> oh
[14:41] <Death_INC> but that's not to say you might not have a reason to do it that way
[14:41] <stupkid> let me set it
[14:41] <Death_INC> you probably already have it, would just need to change lan_proto to statuc
[14:41] <Death_INC> you probably already have it, would just need to change lan_proto to static
[14:41] <hrzags11> stupkid: dont worry it is common mistake :) ... eth0 is one interface with two part
[14:42] <stupkid> oh
[14:42] <stupkid> i set lan_proto=static now
[14:42] <stupkid> and wan_proto=dhcp
[14:42] <hrzags11> probably i should put one picture to OpenwwrtDocs page
[14:42] <Death_INC> stupkid: all the network connections on your router are connected via eth0, the software ogically splits it into vlan0 and vlan1 by default
[14:43] <Death_INC> make sure you have lan_ipaddr and lan_netmask set
[14:43] <stupkid> yeah
[14:43] <Death_INC> then nvram commit && reboot
[14:44] <Death_INC> how were you connecting to it? wireless?
[14:44] <hrzags11> lan
[14:44] <Death_INC> but.... nevermind
[14:45] <hrzags11> :) I have one nice picture I create for mysqlf, how to hendle that nice architecture of wrt network interfaces :)
[14:45] <Death_INC> I've changed mine to have all my wired ports on same vlan, I had no use for splitting them
[14:46] <Death_INC> I want to get isl or dot1 trunk port to it from my switch
[14:46] <Death_INC> that would be useful
[14:46] <Death_INC> haven't looked into it enough yet tho
[14:47] <hrzags11> :) ...some time is yust easy dont break standard thing :)
[14:47] <stupkid> nothing change
[14:47] <Death_INC> yea, I wouldnt tell him to mess with that ;)
[14:47] <stupkid> :D
[14:47] <Death_INC> stupkid: what excatly is the problem
[14:47] <stupkid> i want the linux machine to get online
[14:47] <Death_INC> aah
[14:47] <Death_INC> and the linux system won't pull dhcp?
[14:48] <stupkid> yes
[14:48] <stupkid> it wont
[14:48] <hrzags11> Death_INC: I do dot1x on standard basis
[14:48] <Death_INC> and when you run ifup eth0 on the linux system it won't pull an address?
[14:48] <hrzags11> stupkid: do you know one IP from DHCP range ?
[14:48] <Death_INC> hrzags11: between the linksys wrt and a cisco switch?
[14:49] <stupkid> hrzags11, nope i dont know
[14:49] <hrzags11> Death_INC: yap
[14:49] <Death_INC> hrzags11: gimme info :b
[14:49] <Death_INC> stupkid: look at /etc/dnsmasq.conf it'll list range
[14:49] <Death_INC> on wrt
[14:49] <Death_INC> but does your windows box pull dhcp?
[14:49] <hrzags11> Death_INC: Xsupplicant
[14:50] <Death_INC> hrzags11: nonono, not 802.1x
[14:50] <Death_INC> hrzags11: vlan trunking
[14:50] <stupkid> my dnsmasq has nothing in it Death_INC
[14:50] <stupkid> blank file
[14:50] <Death_INC> unhhh
[14:50] <Death_INC> did you use squashfs installation .bin?
[14:50] <Death_INC> or jffs2?
[14:51] <stupkid> jffs2
[14:51] <Death_INC> bah
[14:51] <Death_INC> you use 192.168.1.1 as your lan_ipaddr?
[14:51] <stupkid> yeah
[14:52] <Death_INC> put http://pastebin.com/287658 as your /etc/dnsmasq.conf
[14:52] <Death_INC> on the openwrt box
[14:52] <stupkid> oh
[14:52] <stupkid> i think that's the problem
[14:52] <Death_INC> that's the default contents should have been in it
[14:52] <hrzags11> Death_inc: It is to late, must go ... dpenezic@srce.hr, send me some example you like to do
[14:52] <Death_INC> hrzags11: no worries, I think we doing something different
[14:52] <Death_INC> hrzags11: I just want vlan trunking not authentication
[14:54] Action: Death_INC thinks the jffs2 image should have been much harder to find and install
[14:58] <stupkid1> holy cow!!!
[14:58] <stupkid1> it workssssssssss: :)
[14:58] <stupkid1> yay
[14:58] <stupkid1> i'm so happy
[14:58] <stupkid1> thank you all!!
[14:59] <Death_INC> heh, np
[14:59] <stupkid1> hehee
[15:00] <Death_INC> stupkid1, btw that file is there on default installl
[15:00] <Death_INC> careful what you delete ;)
[15:00] <stupkid1> haha
[15:00] <stupkid1> yeah
[15:00] <stupkid1> i deleted it last time
[15:00] <stupkid1> :D
[15:00] <Death_INC> heh
[15:01] <stupkid1> stupid me!
[15:02] <Death_INC> stupkid1, hey at least you have the right nick ;)
[15:02] Action: Death_INC gotta run
[15:03] <Death_INC> gonna buy new router for the one I hosed
[15:03] <Death_INC> stupid me *grin*
[15:03] <inh> what happened?
[15:03] <Death_INC> when I hose them, I do it good
[15:03] <inh> you bricked it?
[15:03] <Death_INC> I um
[15:03] <Death_INC> yea
[15:03] <Death_INC> getting jtag to fix
[15:03] <Death_INC> I wiped nvram
[15:03] <inh> ah cool
[15:03] <stupkid1> hahha Death_INC
[15:03] <inh> oops
[15:03] <inh> hehe
[15:03] <stupkid1> yup
[15:03] <Death_INC> then only set what I THOUGHT I needed
[15:03] <inh> jtag is easy to make
[15:03] <Death_INC> well, I didnt get everything
[15:04] <Death_INC> because it dosn't even go to boot_wait and get firmware... not that that would help
[15:04] <Death_INC> I should prolly make it myself
[15:04] <Death_INC> radio shack has everything I need?
[15:04] <Death_INC> I suck at soldering tho
[15:05] <[mbm]> wow. bot is pissed off :)
[15:05] <inh> yea
[15:05] <stupkid1> are they bot?
[15:05] <inh> ratshack should have everythign
[15:05] <Death_INC> wrt is
[15:05] <Death_INC> inh, may as well give it a shot then
[15:05] <inh> if now, it can be had online for dirt cheap
[15:05] <Death_INC> gonna buy a new one anyways
[15:05] <inh> erm
[15:05] <inh> ratshak wont have the header though
[15:06] <inh> that you need to put on the pcb
[15:06] <Death_INC> bah
[15:06] Action: Death_INC nods
[15:06] <Death_INC> you'd think they would those pretty standard
[15:06] <inh> have you found instructions for the jtag on the wrt?
[15:06] <Death_INC> I know a store probably would be but not open on weekend
[15:06] <Death_INC> yea
[15:06] <inh> they might have it... dunno though. i doubt it
[15:06] <inh> can you link me? i havent seen anything
[15:06] <sendo> hello, maybe I get a liitle annoying, but are there news on the implementation of the new wl.o-source for wl-500g from asus?
[15:06] <Death_INC> http://openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Troubleshooting#head-d1e14acb3488c8f4b91727d72dce9f59583f9d65
[15:07] <Death_INC> look at the zipfile
[15:07] <inh> ah cool thx
[15:07] <inh> that wiki is a paint :/
[15:07] <stupkid1> how come mine ssh root@192.168.1.1 takes about 15 seconds to connect
[15:07] <stupkid1> ?
[15:07] <stupkid1> can we make it connect faster
[15:07] <Death_INC> heh, I just did google for "wrt54g jtag" to find it again ;)
[15:07] <inh> hehe
[15:07] <Death_INC> stupkid1: your /etc/resolv.conf is fucked
[15:08] <stupkid1> haha
[15:08] <inh> mine takes forever too..
[15:08] <inh> hehe
[15:08] <stupkid1> how do i i unfucked it Death_INC
[15:08] <inh> my resolve.conf is messed up tho i know that much
[15:08] <inh> and even when i fix it, it still doesnt connect to the net
[15:08] <inh> bt i can ping lan ips
[15:08] <Death_INC> stupkid1: it should be setting it from your upstream dhcp server
[15:08] <stupkid1> ?
[15:08] <Death_INC> but if you know what your nameservers are you can put "nameserver NSIP" for each nameserver into it
[15:09] <Death_INC> I have internal DNS servers, so I have:
[15:09] <Death_INC> nameserver 192.168.1.2
[15:09] <Death_INC> nameserver 192.168.1.3
[15:09] <Death_INC> but you wouldn't :b
[15:10] <Death_INC> I'm going to look at the dropbear config and try to disable reverse dns resolution, it's silly to be trying
[15:10] <stupkid1> in my /etc/resolv.conf i have only this line
[15:10] <stupkid1> nameserver 192.168.1.1
[15:10] <Death_INC> heh
[15:10] <stupkid1> :)
[15:10] <Death_INC> that's trying to get dns from itself, that won't work
[15:10] <stupkid1> can i change it?
[15:10] <Death_INC> what's in /tmp/resolv.conf
[15:10] <stupkid1> blank
[15:11] <inh> ooops
[15:11] <inh> :p
[15:11] <Death_INC> are you pulling dhcp for you wan interface?
[15:11] <stupkid1> yeah
[15:11] <stupkid1> i put dhcp there
[15:11] <Death_INC> ifconfig vlan1
[15:11] <Death_INC> does it actually HAVE an address? heh
[15:11] <Death_INC> or, is it vlan0?
[15:11] Action: Death_INC shrugs
[15:11] <stupkid1> yes
[15:11] <Death_INC> the one that's not 1.1
[15:11] <stupkid1> my ip address
[15:11] <Death_INC> whats vlan0
[15:12] <stupkid1> nothing
[15:12] <stupkid1> no address in vlan0
[15:12] <Death_INC> what are you planning on using your wrt for?
[15:12] <Death_INC> to connect to your ISP?
[15:12] <stupkid1> yeah
[15:12] <stupkid1> and share internet
[15:12] <Death_INC> but you haven't connected it yet I assume
[15:12] <stupkid1> ?
[15:12] <Death_INC> to your isp
[15:13] <stupkid1> i connected
[15:13] <stupkid1> to my ISP
[15:13] <Death_INC> oh, so vlan1 had your REAL ip address?
[15:13] <Death_INC> from isp?
[15:13] <stupkid1> yeah
[15:13] <Death_INC> hrm, then /tmp/resolv.conf should have had the nameserver info
[15:13] <inh> Death_INC, ratshackwill have everything oyouneed to debrick
[15:13] <inh> except for the header
[15:13] <stupkid1> i know my isp nameserver
[15:13] <inh> but you can solder the wires to the pcb temporarily
[15:14] Action: Death_INC nods
[15:14] <stupkid1> where do i put it
[15:14] <stupkid1> 66.189.0.29
[15:14] <stupkid1> and 66.189.0.30
[15:14] <Death_INC> stupkid1: "nameserver 66.189.0.29" in /etc/resolv.conf
[15:14] <Death_INC> and another line for the second, same format
[15:14] <stupkid1> ok
[15:15] <stupkid1> how about the line nameserver 192.168.1.1
[15:15] <stupkid1> do i need to remove it?
[15:15] <inh> yes
[15:15] <Death_INC> yes
[15:15] <Death_INC> inh: printing pdf and I'll go hunting ;)
[15:16] <stupkid1> that's all?
[15:16] <stupkid1> how about /etc/hosts
[15:16] <stupkid1> do i need to change it
[15:16] <inh> hehe should be fun
[15:16] <inh> i gotta build a jtag interface
[15:16] <Death_INC> heh, gotta get a decent soldering iron too
[15:16] <Death_INC> I found a place I could order them from
[15:16] <stupkid1> Death_INC, do i need to change my /etc/hosts too?
[15:16] <Death_INC> thinking i may let them send them, only like $14
[15:16] <inh> i use rat shack irons
[15:16] <Death_INC> stupkid1: no that's irrelevant
[15:17] <inh> cheap, work fine
[15:17] <stupkid1> ok
[15:17] <inh> jsut gotta get used to em
[15:17] <Death_INC> inh: somebody tried one of those instant heat ones... they SUCK
[15:17] <inh> and replce the tips.. often
[15:17] <inh> yea
[15:17] <inh> cold heat things BLOW
[15:17] <inh> not for pcbs...
[15:17] Action: [mbm] has one of those things
[15:17] <stupkid1> ssh to my router still slow
[15:17] <Death_INC> heh the size of the hole you have to short is bigger than the solder
[15:17] <inh> maybe for like, soldering huge wires together
[15:17] <[mbm]> has a two pronged tip and heats up by puting voltage over the tip
[15:17] <stupkid1> it takes 15 seconds to connect
[15:17] <Death_INC> stupkid1: can you resolve things now on it?
[15:18] <stupkid1> ?
[15:18] <stupkid1> resolve things?
[15:18] <[mbm]> pretty sure the coldheat would fry any ics you tried to solder
[15:18] <Death_INC> [mbm]: yea thats what he had, it was hard to properly short them to get it hot
[15:18] <inh> stupkid1, , tpye ping google.com
[15:18] <inh> [mbm], in the xbox modding community, when those things first came out... it was horrible
[15:18] <Death_INC> [mbm]: what do you use it for?
[15:18] <Death_INC> haha
[15:18] <stupkid1> yes
[15:19] <stupkid1> i can ping google.com
[15:19] <inh> i need to find a way to ssh in to my wrt via wifi
[15:19] <Death_INC> inh: I'm going to try to get a serial interface working for my music keg (phatbox) too heh
[15:19] <inh> i have its wan port connected to a lan port on my router (my wifi router)
[15:19] <Death_INC> inh: just allow it via iptables (or, don't block it)
[15:19] <[mbm]> Death_INC: not much, works ok for some homebrew projects where you just want to tack wires fast
[15:20] <inh> Death_INC, i cant even ping it..
[15:20] <inh> thouh i knowits there
[15:20] <Eagle_Fire> mbm: any insight on packet injection?
[15:20] <Death_INC> inh: just disable all your firewall rules first to make sure you can talk to it ;)
[15:20] <inh> i have a couple of cheap radioshak irons.. work pretty ok... but the tips just kinda melt after time
[15:20] <[mbm]> Eagle_Fire: oh right .. forgot about that ;)
[15:20] Action: [mbm] fires it up
[15:21] <inh> hehehe
[15:21] <inh> Eagle_Fire, i starte airomini...
[15:21] <stupkid1> Death_INC, what do i do next
[15:21] <Death_INC> inh: wait, how do you have it configured? "wan" is local and "lan" is wifi? or "wifi" is wifi?
[15:21] <stupkid1> I pinged google like you told
[15:21] <Death_INC> stupkid1: did it work?
[15:21] <inh> i dont see any output at all
[15:22] <stupkid1> Death_INC yeah it works
[15:22] <Death_INC> then your resolv.conf should be fine, dont know why your ssh is still slow... could try putting stuff in your resolv conf
[15:22] <Death_INC> er
[15:22] <Death_INC> in your /etc/hosts
[15:22] <Death_INC> but it works fast for me as long as it can talk to a nameserver
[15:23] <stupkid1> in my /etc/hosts
[15:23] <inh> not on screen, nor to a file
[15:23] <stupkid1> 127.0.0.1 localhost
[15:23] <Eagle_Fire> inh, it doesn't put any output
[15:23] <stupkid1> 192.168.1.1 debian
[15:23] <Eagle_Fire> except (bssid).minicap in current dir
[15:23] <stupkid1> that's all i have in there
[15:23] <Eagle_Fire> is your monitor mode one?
[15:23] <Eagle_Fire> *on
[15:23] <Death_INC> stupkid1: try putting in "IPofClientwithSSH NameofClientWithSSH"
[15:23] <Death_INC> heh
[15:24] <stupkid1> Death_INC, i have a dynamic ip
[15:24] <inh> Eagle_Fire, no
[15:24] <inh> i didnt do that
[15:24] <Death_INC> stupkid1: whatever it is right now
[15:24] <inh> but i will
[15:24] <stupkid1> what ip should i put in IPofClientwithSSH
[15:24] <Eagle_Fire> "wlc monitor 1"
[15:24] <inh> next time i go to play wiht hit
[15:25] <Death_INC> stupkid1: if you run "ipconfig" it'll tell you
[15:25] <inh> hmm ok
[15:25] <Death_INC> on you rwindoze box
[15:25] <inh> ill probably ask how to do that later
[15:25] <inh> dont hav emy wrt handy
[15:25] <stupkid1> my external ip Death_INC?
[15:25] <Eagle_Fire> what about remote
[15:25] <inh> and i STILL WANT A FREAKIN DATASHEET FOR THE CPU!!!!!!
[15:25] <Death_INC> no, the ip on the client running ssh
[15:25] <stupkid1> but i have to change it everytime?
[15:25] <Death_INC> thats just to see if it fixes it
[15:25] <Eagle_Fire> those are secret, inh
[15:25] <inh> i know
[15:25] <inh> but i still want one
[15:25] <Death_INC> if so, you can put in an entry for every host in the subnet if you like :b
[15:25] <inh> or at least a pinout
[15:25] <inh> i need to locate certain pins
[15:26] <Eagle_Fire> someone dcc'd the datasheet to me once
[15:26] <Eagle_Fire> but i think i deleted it
[15:26] <inh> noooooooooo
[15:26] <stupkid1> Death_INC, how
[15:26] <Eagle_Fire> it's not something to have lying on your HD
[15:26] <Death_INC> stupkid1: sorry, I have to run heh...
[15:26] <Death_INC> good luck :)
[15:26] <stupkid1> noooooooo!
[15:26] Action: Death_INC afk
[15:26] <inh> :'(
[15:26] <inh> why must you taunt me...
[15:26] <stupkid1> pleases
[15:26] <stupkid1> ah
[15:27] <stupkid1> NameofClientWithSSH
[15:27] <stupkid1> how do i find out?
[15:27] <stupkid1> :D
[15:27] Action: inh cries
[15:27] <stupkid1> :)
[15:27] <inh> its gotta be around somewhere...
[15:27] <Death_INC> stupkid1: name is irrelevant
[15:27] <Death_INC> can use "doobie"
[15:27] <stupkid1> i can put any name?
[15:27] <inh> otherwise ill never find the locations of the pins
[15:27] <stupkid1> oh
[15:27] <Death_INC> really gone now
[15:27] <inh> bye bye mr brik
[15:27] <inh> brick
[15:28] <stupkid1> ok
[15:28] <stupkid1> ty Death_INC
[15:28] <stupkid1> have fun
[15:28] <inh> anyone ever try upgrading the flash chip?
[15:28] <inh> to liek a 16meg one?
[15:28] <Eagle_Fire> heh
[15:28] <stupkid1> same thing
[15:28] <Eagle_Fire> if they want a brick
[15:28] <stupkid1> my ssh is still slow
[15:28] <Eagle_Fire> that's a good way to do it
[15:29] <inh> yea
[15:29] <inh> but couldnt you just use the jtag
[15:29] <inh> and reflash?
[15:30] <Dabian> What is the recommended way of finding out which image to download?
[15:30] <Eagle_Fire> i can't even remember the guy's nick, who had the datasheet
[15:31] <inh> dang
[15:31] <inh> i really need it
[15:31] <inh> i want to do the sd card mod on my v3
[15:31] <inh> and it doesnt have the same components as the v2 it was designed for
[15:31] <inh> but i think if i can find the same pins from the cpu
[15:32] <inh> then it might just work
[15:32] <inh> hence the datasheet
[15:32] <Eagle_Fire> how do you connect to pins on a cpu whose pins are on the bottom
[15:33] <[mbm]> Eagle_Fire: hmm I must have an old source or something, you included the hfa header in the tar but you didn't even attempt to use it
[15:33] <Eagle_Fire> no, i just copied the relevant parts
[15:33] <inh> that, an im really interested in looking into usb for the wrts
[15:33] <Eagle_Fire> the important parts are in structs.h
[15:33] <Dabian> I know i need expirimental .. but the images seems to be for wrt54, or motorola ..
[15:34] <Eagle_Fire> you want "generic"
[15:34] <inh> Eagle_Fire, it looks like a lot of the pins are accessible via vias on the underside of the pcb
[15:34] <inh> i can use a small knife, remove the solder mask, and test with my multimeter
[15:34] <Dabian> Eagle_Fire: generic-flashfs ?
[15:35] <Ge0rG> wbx: pong
[15:35] <inh> or i could jsut modify the code, say screw the front indicator leds, and use those data lines...
[15:35] <Eagle_Fire> dabian, you may choose either squashfs or jffs2
[15:35] <inh> hmmm...
[15:35] <inh> that might actually work....
[15:35] <Eagle_Fire> if you're new to openwrt, i suggest jffs2
[15:35] <Dabian> Eagle_Fire: squashfs, even.
[15:35] <inh> assuming hte leds are controlled by the cpu...
[15:35] <Dabian> Eagle_Fire: OK .. that leaves me with two options. :)
[15:36] <Eagle_Fire> inh: a few of the led's are controlled by the cpu
[15:36] <Eagle_Fire> why not tie to the LED's ?
[15:36] <inh> i was thinking of using the lan port leds
[15:36] <Eagle_Fire> those are controlled by the switch
[15:36] <inh> damn
[15:36] <inh> thats what i was afraid of
[15:37] <inh> i need some output pins that are controled by the cpu.. as thats how data is read/written to the sd ard
[15:37] <Eagle_Fire> dmz, power, wireless lights are CPU
[15:37] <Eagle_Fire> is it just a bit banger driver
[15:37] <inh> yup
[15:37] <Eagle_Fire> sounds slow
[15:37] <Dabian> openwrt-generic-jffs2-8MB.trx or openwrt-generic-jffs2-4MB.trx
[15:38] <inh> kinda need those leds.. unless i could integrate a switch to enable the sd card and disable the leds
[15:38] <inh> its abotu 200kb/s
[15:38] <inh> not toooo bad
[15:38] <inh> but could be better
[15:38] <Eagle_Fire> dabian, select the one corresponding to the amount of flash on your unit
[15:38] <Eagle_Fire> you won't store a realtime wireless capture on that
[15:38] <Dabian> Eagle_Fire: Of course .. thanks :)
[15:38] <inh> think its too slow Eagle_Fire ?
[15:39] <Eagle_Fire> but airodump mini's capture logs can go on there
[15:39] <Eagle_Fire> it's fast enough i guess
[15:39] <Eagle_Fire> you could run a phase-locked loop to free the CPU from having to move the clock up and down
[15:39] <inh> software mods ome later
[15:39] <inh> i want the dang thing to work first
[15:39] <Eagle_Fire> well a phase-locked loop is hardware
[15:39] <Eagle_Fire> but yeah, get it working first
[15:40] <inh> i need to find lik 2 or 3 cpu pins...
[15:40] <Eagle_Fire> the LED's will provide you that
[15:41] <Eagle_Fire> i wonder if you could do something fancy with the JTAG connector
[15:41] <inh> thats what ive been hoping
[15:41] <inh> like on the xbox
[15:41] <inh> the jtag speask i2c
[15:41] <inh> so you can do anythign over it
[15:42] <Eagle_Fire> well the jtag has the data/clock things
[15:42] <Eagle_Fire> i wonder if the CPU can be told to send data out on them
[15:42] <Eagle_Fire> i don't think there's a /dev/jtag
[15:42] <inh> maybe
[15:42] <Eagle_Fire> heh, that piece of information would also be on that datasheet :)
[15:43] <inh> yup
[15:44] <inh> wish i had an osilliscope
[15:44] <Dabian> hmm .. the stuff I downloaded is "trx" .. but it seems I need the bins?
[15:45] <inh> i wonder
[15:45] <inh> i would imagine it can ontorl the jtag
[15:45] <Dabian> Is trx a zipped / gzipped / ?? format?
[15:45] <inh> i need to read more into haking the xbox to see how they did that
[15:45] <Eagle_Fire> dabian, don't get so edgy
[15:45] <Eagle_Fire> just send the trx over tftp
[15:45] <Dabian> Eagle_Fire: Edgy?
[15:45] <Eagle_Fire> calm down
[15:45] <Dabian> oh
[15:45] <Dabian> Well, just wondering
[15:46] <Dabian> Don't wanna paint myself in the corner, if avoidable. :)
[15:46] <inh> you can usually get out so no worries
[15:47] <Dabian> ok
[15:47] <Eagle_Fire> inh: just realized mozilla doesn't clean out my temp folder
[15:47] <Eagle_Fire> searching for it now
[15:50] <Dabian> One thing though .. it says that I should set up the wireless before uploading the openwrt .. which crypt should I set it up to? I don't have any wireless myself, so this is mostly for friends, but I don't wan't "Joe Random Cracker" who happens to be nearby, to use my thing to download child-porn, crack pentagon, or download stuff that is not supposed to be downloaded..
[15:50] <inh> sweet
[15:50] <inh> thank you
[15:50] <Eagle_Fire> inh: figured out who it was who gave it to me
[15:50] <Eagle_Fire> ironically, he's one of the hardest people to find here
[15:50] <inh> figures
[15:52] <Dabian> Ahh well .. I turn the stuff off ..
[16:05] <[mbm]> Eagle_Fire: hmm can't get any packets out prism0 but I'm not getting any errors sending them out eth1 .. gotta fire up a sniff and see if they actually made it out
[16:05] <Death_INC> dabian: bah use squashfs, it'll save your ass sometime
[16:05] <Death_INC> bah gone
[16:05] <Death_INC> crap I think I forgot to get a solder sucker
[16:08] <Death_INC> does that solder wick solder remove work for shit or should I go buy a solder sucker? one of those crappy kits had the wick in it
[16:11] <inh> ok so i missed everythign that was said after Eagle_Fire said that the guy is hard to catch online....
[16:13] <Eagle_Fire> [mbm]: firing raw packets out eth1 puts us at the ethernet layer
[16:13] <Eagle_Fire> i.e. 802.11 headers are added
[16:13] <[mbm]> hrm
[16:13] <Eagle_Fire> death_inc: don't waste your time with desoldering braid... use the sucker
[16:14] <Death_INC> Eagle_Fire: thanks
[16:14] <[mbm]> prism0 claims to be a prism2 encap so you'd probably need the packet in the prism format
[16:14] <Eagle_Fire> well then just resending exactly what was gotten in recv should work then, right?
[16:15] <Eagle_Fire> or is there some tx-control DID that i don't now about
[16:16] <[mbm]> not sure how it works for transmitting, I know that for sniffing you get a packet with prism2 followed by the hfa stuff
[16:16] <Eagle_Fire> hmm
[16:16] Action: [mbm] found this earlier - http://hunz.org/other/disassociate.c
[16:16] <Eagle_Fire> that's not what i've been using
[16:17] <[mbm]> did you look at the sniff util that comes with hostap?
[16:17] <Eagle_Fire> for me it's been prism header, prism DID list, then 802.11 header, ethernet, and so on
[16:17] <[mbm]> well, the hfa somewhat overlaps with the prism headers
[16:17] <inh> Eagle_Fire, did you find that sheet?
[16:17] <Eagle_Fire> i just used tcpdump -i prism0 -s 1500 -w like you said
[16:17] <Eagle_Fire> inh: still on it
[16:17] <inh> thanks
[16:18] <Dabian> !ping
[16:18] <WifiJane> usage: !ping
[16:18] <Dabian> Good ...
[16:19] <Dabian> Now .. I uploaded the openwrt generic, and now I cannot ping the unit. I wonder if I should reboot it using reset or power cycle, or prepare to upload another image?
[16:20] <Eagle_Fire> if it's been a few minutes, go ahead and powercycle it
[16:20] <inh> weeeeee
[16:20] <inh> i get to play with my new dremel and 185 piece accessorie kit
[16:21] <Eagle_Fire> mbm: seems this disassociate.c just sends zeroes in the size of a prism header before the 802.11
[16:21] <[mbm]> Eagle_Fire: yeah, really simplistic
[16:22] Action: [mbm] should try it on hostap
[16:23] <Dabian> wow
[16:24] <Dabian> I got on!
[16:24] <Eagle_Fire> go dabian
[16:24] <Eagle_Fire> you're the master
[16:24] <inh> hehe
[16:24] <stupkid> vnb ya there
[16:24] <inh> masta
[16:24] <stupkid> ?
[16:24] <stupkid> !seen vnb
[16:24] <WifiJane> i haven't seen vnb
[16:24] <stupkid> lol
[16:24] <stupkid> vnb is in here
[16:24] <JonasNZ> !seen JonasNZ
[16:24] <nbd> .
[16:24] <WifiJane> jonasnz was last seen in #wrt54g 19 hours, 24 minutes and 30 seconds ago saying: hi
[16:24] <JonasNZ> lol
[16:25] <Eagle_Fire> hey nbd
[16:25] <Eagle_Fire> still no luck on packet injection :(
[16:27] <Dabian> Eagle_Fire: Thanks
[16:27] <Eagle_Fire> no, thank you
[16:40] Action: f1anders is gone.. autoaway after 15 min ..[cyp(l/on.p/on)]
[16:50] <Dabian> When I do ifconfig -a, I see these interfaces:
[16:51] <Dabian> br0, eth0, eth1, lo, vlan0
[16:52] <Dabian> I assume some of it is wireless, I also assumed (at first) that br0 was some bridge thing .. but it seems to actually hold the 192.168.1.1 ip..
[16:52] <Dabian> Is there any pages that describes what the different devices are?
[16:53] <Eagle_Fire> yes
[16:53] <Eagle_Fire> they're known as "the OpenWrt docs"
[16:54] <Dabian> Eagle_Fire: You seem somewhat sarcastic..
[16:55] <Eagle_Fire> read the docs
[16:55] <Eagle_Fire> you'll learn much
[16:55] <Dabian> Right .. Rome wasn't build in one day. :)
[16:56] <Dabian> Right now I am just playing around .. like a curious child.
[16:57] <Dabian> Eagle_Fire: Grant me this question though. I'm still in the first boot, I have a filesystem, "/", that is mounted RW. Can I turn the device off, and it will boot right into openwrt again?
[16:58] <Dabian> (Or do I need to do something before that) The docs says something about first time boot)
[16:58] <Eagle_Fire> of course
[16:58] <Eagle_Fire> did you go squashfs or jffs?
[16:58] <Dabian> jffs
[17:01] <Eagle_Fire> with jffs you're supposed to reboot before using it
[17:01] <Eagle_Fire> but with openwrt, rebooting is always okay
[17:01] <Dabian> cool
[17:02] <Dabian> Pressing the reset, and releasing it fast, will that hurt? If so; i guess I can just power cycle to reboot, or reboot from the console.
[17:04] <stupkid> does anyone use ipv6 here?
[17:04] <Dabian> nice
[17:04] <Dabian> rebooting gave me 1.4 MB of diskspace :)
[17:10] <Eagle_Fire> reset button doesn't reset the CPU
[17:10] <Eagle_Fire> powercycle or "reboot" command to reset
[17:12] <Dabian> ok
[17:16] <Dabian> Whats the opposite of nvram commit?
[17:16] <Dabian> reboot?
[17:23] <inh> basically
[17:23] <inh> ooooooooooooo
[17:25] <inh> [mbm], Eagle__Fire , i think i got it.... i could use that extra button that came on v 3's, ehind the cisco logo, to either enable or disable the sd card mod, and when its enabled, i can use the LED lines to connect to the sd card....
[17:29] <Eagle__Fire> inh: does that give you the requisite amount of i/o lines
[17:31] <inh> Eagle__Fire, it should
[17:31] <inh> i only need liek 3 i think
[17:31] <inh> the rest is power and ground
[17:33] <inh> yea looks like i only need 3 for datain/dataout/and clock
[17:33] <Eagle_Fire> can't di/do be multiplexed?
[17:34] <inh> hmm i dunno
[17:34] <inh> thres the chip select line as well...
[17:34] <inh> but i think thats wired to be high or low
[17:35] <inh> http://kiel.kool.dk/pics/solderpoint_3_annotated.jpg
[17:40] <Eagle_Fire> you can probably hardwire chipselect
[17:40] <Eagle_Fire> and unless there's full duplex I/O
[17:40] <Eagle_Fire> you can use one data pin for I/O
[17:40] <Eagle_Fire> and one for clock
[17:42] <inh> how would i use one data pin for i/o?
[17:42] <Eagle_Fire> when it's time to make input, set it to input
[17:42] <Eagle_Fire> when it's time to do output, make it an output
[17:43] <inh> :p
[17:43] <inh> what was the phase locked loop you were talkin about?
[17:43] <inh> to speed things up
[17:47] <Eagle_Fire> well you'd just send a series of data pulses
[17:47] <Eagle_Fire> and the PLL would figure out what the clock pulses should be, and it issues them
[17:47] <Eagle_Fire> is probably more difficult than what it's worth
[17:48] <inh> sounds like
[17:48] <inh> either way.. stilll bit banging
[17:48] <Eagle_Fire> yeah but without two more instructions to turn the clock on and back off
[17:48] <Eagle_Fire> you triple your throughput
[17:49] <inh> hmmm
[17:49] <inh> are PLL complicated? hardware wise..
[17:53] <Eagle_Fire> just a chip and some support parts
[17:54] <Eagle_Fire> the difficulty is getting it to be able to recognize the data pulses
[17:54] <inh> well
[17:57] <Eagle_Fire> i have a friend who does embedded systems
[17:57] <Eagle_Fire> let me ask him
[17:58] <inh> instead of di/do and clk, and cs, i could hardwire cs, and use one pin for i/o, and one pin telling the PLL to get ready to accept datat to write to the chip, or get ready to read
[17:58] <Eagle_Fire> that could work
[17:58] <Eagle_Fire> you use the pin and strobe it when you're about to do a byte
[17:58] <inh> i was jsut thinking high/low
[17:58] <Eagle_Fire> and it sends a well-timed train of clock pulses to which the data is timed
[17:59] <inh> high to write, lo to read
[17:59] <Eagle_Fire> oh
[17:59] <Eagle_Fire> well a PLL is kind of a dumb device
[17:59] <Eagle_Fire> it's not something you tell to do things
[18:00] <inh> well what if i were to use a PIC
[18:01] <Eagle_Fire> you might be in danger of it not being fast enough to care about
[18:01] <Eagle_Fire> a 20mhz pic gets you 4 instructions per microsecond
[18:01] <Eagle_Fire> sorry, 5
[18:02] <inh> what does that translate to in throughput?
[18:02] <Eagle_Fire> lessee here
[18:03] <Eagle_Fire> 4 instructions per microsecond, one to set a data line, two to pulse the clock
[18:03] <Eagle_Fire> that's 1.3mbits
[18:03] <Eagle_Fire> or 166 k/s
[18:04] <Eagle_Fire> for your maximum
[18:04] <inh> hrm
[18:04] <Eagle_Fire> though pics have usarts...
[18:04] <inh> well what a bout a faster micro
[18:04] <inh> i hear avrs are > pics
[18:04] <Eagle_Fire> so you might be able to push 400 or 500
[18:04] <Eagle_Fire> they are
[18:05] <inh> well maybe thatd work...
[18:05] <inh> i ahve a pic dev kit i coud use
[18:05] <inh> and then try and port the code to avr
[18:05] <Eagle_Fire> well it puts the sdio mod out of the reach of many people
[18:05] <Eagle_Fire> for those speeds
[18:05] <Eagle_Fire> what is the max sd card rate?
[18:05] <inh> oh i dunno
[18:06] <inh> probably at least usb speed
[18:06] <inh> maybe even usb 2.. which is fast
[18:06] <inh> and i could make a kit and sell em. even preprpgrammed pics i could sel for a buck or two
[18:06] <Eagle_Fire> well the flash on it has a maximum write rate
[18:07] <Eagle_Fire> i bet it's somewhere below 200mb/s
[18:07] <Eagle_Fire> here you have the further issue of how to get the data to the PIC
[18:08] <inh> jsut rpeplae pic for the PLL
[18:10] <Eagle_Fire> inh, you may also consider using the other lines in the RS232 interface
[18:10] <Eagle_Fire> RTS, DTR, etc
[18:11] <stupkid> can someone help me get ipv6 to work?
[18:11] <stupkid> i tried every thing from openwrt doc but it didnt work
[18:11] <Dabian> OK .. I guess usually, you want to firewall-bridge and nat, wireless and lan, and route them through the wan. Now, what I want to do, is to disable wireless (shouldn't be too hard), and bridge lan and wan, and doing QoS on the stuff.
[18:11] <Dabian> Is this possible?
[18:11] <Eagle_Fire> remember what we said
[18:11] <Eagle_Fire> this is linux
[18:11] <Eagle_Fire> of course it's possible
[18:11] <Dabian> Everyting
[18:12] <Dabian> is possible
[18:12] <Dabian> Whats teh word? Feasable?
[18:12] <Eagle_Fire> feasible
[18:12] <Dabian> s/eh/he/
[18:12] <Dabian> Well, is it?
[18:12] <Eagle_Fire> ...
[18:12] <Eagle_Fire> are you listening
[18:12] <Dabian> yes
[18:12] <Dabian> or reading :)
[18:13] <inh> Eagle_Fire, thats a good idea
[18:13] <[mbm]> http://openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Configuration#head-b62c144b9886b221e0c4b870edb0dd23a7b6acab .. enough info there that you should be able to see how ifup works
[18:13] <[mbm]> (Dabian)
[18:13] <Dabian> [mbm]: Thank you, I'll check it out. Right now I havn't got the wan up yet.
[18:14] <[mbm]> you're online right now :P
[18:15] <Dabian> [mbm]: Using my old setup :)
[18:19] <Eagle_Fire> the standard configuration on openwrt should get you a nice basic NAT/firewall solution
[18:23] <lightbulb> anyone got their ears on? (hehe)
[18:24] <[mbm]> .
[18:24] <Eagle_Fire> .
[18:25] <Eagle_Fire> according to #electronics, bitbanging on the jtag port is out
[18:25] <lightbulb> I need some info on a group that may have knowledge of the Nexperia/Trimedia chips
[18:26] <lightbulb> what are you trying to do?
[18:26] <Eagle_Fire> help inh out with his sd-card mod
[18:27] <lightbulb> soryy - I came in late to the chat - any more info - is this for the WRT SD-Card mod?
[18:27] <Eagle_Fire> with my gpio probing i know that the WR850G has two free gpio pins...
[18:27] <Dabian> Eagle_Fire: I don't reall want nat.
[18:27] <Eagle_Fire> then you can turn it off
[18:27] <Eagle_Fire> it's all up to you
[18:27] <Dabian> yeah
[18:28] <Dabian> I just wonder how bridging and QoS will go together.
[18:28] <Eagle_Fire> they will
[18:28] <Dabian> Cool
[18:28] <Eagle_Fire> just toy with it
[18:29] <Eagle_Fire> you'll get it working, no use speculating until you've gotten your hands dirty
[18:29] <Dabian> I worry too much. :)
[18:29] <lightbulb> so why do you think jtag is out?
[18:29] <Eagle_Fire> using it as general I/O is out
[18:29] <Eagle_Fire> it still has its use as a debricking vector
[18:30] <lightbulb> this is a bcm4712 based router - correct?
[18:30] <Eagle_Fire> mine is at least
[18:30] <Eagle_Fire> openwrt supports a range of 47xx/53xx routers
[18:30] <Eagle_Fire> the term "supports" here is used lightly
[18:30] <inh> hmm
[18:30] <Dabian> Eagle_Fire: To setup a wan<->lan bridge, with no paticular filtering (on the bridged packages), is very easy I guess?
[18:30] <lightbulb> and you want to use GPIO pins?
[18:30] <inh> i could use serial for all ontrol
[18:31] <inh> and a GPIO for data
[18:31] <inh> liek the DMZ led....
[18:31] <Eagle_Fire> what's the max baud the onboard uart can go?
[18:31] <inh> would even need to disable it
[18:31] <inh> 115200 prob
[18:32] <Eagle_Fire> i wonder if you can somehow leverage the addressing/data lines
[18:33] <Dabian> inh: Unless you have a newer uart ..
[18:34] <Dabian> inh: 8255 wont go higher, but a 16450A, which is probably what you have, will ..
[18:34] <Dabian> inh: Or maybe I am assuming too much .. getting tired here.
[18:36] <inh> well
[18:36] <inh> i woudl probably jsut use on serial line, not for data, but maybe for clock and/or cs, etc
[18:36] <inh> but use a gpio for data
[18:36] <Dabian> inh: You know which chip is on?
[18:36] <Eagle_Fire> i have a spare SD card
[18:36] <Eagle_Fire> i would also like to try this sd mod
[18:37] <inh> i bought one for theis mod :/
[18:37] <inh> ah well woulda bought it anyway
[18:37] <inh> but i killed a card reader for the slot
[18:37] <Eagle_Fire> i'll just make my own slot
[18:38] <inh> Dabian, what do you mean ?
[18:38] <inh> oops
[18:38] <inh> ah well
[18:40] <Eagle_Fire> i have an 8mb sd card...
[18:40] <Eagle_Fire> it's small but it would triple the storage on my wrt
[18:41] <inh> yea
[18:41] <inh> i have a 128meg and a 1 gig
[18:41] <inh> or 256 meg i dunno
[18:42] <inh> i really wanna do this mod...
[18:42] <Eagle_Fire> the spec says there are 3x data lines
[18:42] <inh> for serial?
[18:42] <inh> or the sd mod?
[18:42] <Eagle_Fire> the sd spec on the sd website
[18:43] <inh> yea
[18:43] <inh> the mod only uses one though
[18:43] <inh> becase 'true sd card mode would be complex and costly'
[18:44] <Eagle_Fire> yeah, they require NDA's and junk
[18:45] <Eagle_Fire> is there already a driver for the SD card
[18:45] <inh> yea
[18:45] <inh> i beleive so...
[18:45] <inh> i saw somethign liek that in kernel config when i was building this kernel the other day
[18:45] <Eagle_Fire> well you have to specify which pins somewhere
[18:46] <inh> wait..
[18:46] <inh> driver for linux, or driver for the wrt hak?
[18:46] <Eagle_Fire> the one we need
[18:47] <inh> yea theres one from the guys that did the mod
[18:47] <inh> if you have a ver 2 wrt then youre ready to go
[18:47] <inh> but i have a ver 3, without the chip they use
[18:47] <inh> i htink its http://kiel.kool.dk
[18:47] <inh> or http://keil.kool.dk
[18:52] <CRC_> hmmm
[18:52] <CRC_> I just realised something
[18:52] <Eagle_Fire> seems that driver can be optimized a little to increase throughput
[18:52] <CRC_> the PREROUTING iptables chain only gets called on new connections :\
[18:53] <inh> probably Eagle_Fire
[18:53] <CRC_> packets for existing connections don't pass through the PREROUTING chain :|
[18:53] <inh> i compiled it and then realised.. i cant do the hardware part
[18:53] <inh> so i started hunting for the datasheet
[18:53] <inh> to find equivalent pins
[18:53] <Eagle_Fire> crc: that's because with TCP the routing is fixed once the connection is open
[18:53] <CRC_> hmmmmmm
[18:54] <CRC_> if you mark a packet in the FORWARD chain, does that mark still exist in the PREROUTING one?
[18:54] <CRC_> cos I just realised something... if I cut off a leecher on my AP, his existing connections don't die if I kill in PREROUTING
[18:55] Action: CRC_ rethinks his access controls
[18:59] <Eagle_Fire> but they do if you use wl deauth to boot him off the wireless
[18:59] <CRC_> heh
[19:00] <CRC_> I don't wanna do it that way though
[19:00] <CRC_> I want to let people get X free data, then just firewall them
[19:01] <CRC_> I leave my AP open, and I don't mind people using it
[19:01] <CRC_> but I don't want them to leech0r flat out
[19:01] <Eagle_Fire> well
[19:01] <Eagle_Fire> why not just kill in INPUT chain then
[19:01] <CRC_> FORWARD it'd have to be
[19:01] <CRC_> INPUT is only to local IPs on the AP
[19:02] <CRC_> from my iptables understanding anyhow
[19:02] <CRC_> cos I noticed if I filtered my DMZ only using the INPUT table, then those filters didn't get applied to hosts in the DMZ...
[19:08] <[mbm]> yep, input is local traffic only
[19:09] <inh> ok
[19:10] <inh> [mbm], an the button behind the cisco logo on v3, can we use that ?
[19:10] <[mbm]> inh: it's hooked up to a gpio and can be read in the same way that the reset is, we don't currently use it ...
[19:11] <inh> hmm ok
[19:11] <inh> is reset used?
[19:11] <[mbm]> reset is used to trigger failsafe at bootup
[19:11] <[mbm]> ignored otherwise
[19:11] <inh> oh yea
[19:11] <inh> but what about after boot?
[19:11] <[mbm]> there's a /proc/sys/reset
[19:11] <[mbm]> read it, do what you want
[19:11] <p00p> hey, i hate to ask sveasoft questions here but they are horribly slow. anybody know how to set a router password from ssh in sveasoft alchemy?
[19:12] <[mbm]> p00p: no here.
[19:12] <[mbm]> er not here.
[19:12] <p00p> :(
[19:12] <inh> Eagle_Fire, what ver is your wrt?
[19:12] <Eagle_Fire> Motorola WR850G
[19:13] <inh> oh hehe
[19:13] <CRC_> hmmm - you can't do a DNAT in FORWARD, can you.....
[19:13] <[mbm]> inh: also new on the v3 is an led behind the cisco logo .. that can be controlled aswell
[19:13] <inh> oh yea
[19:13] <inh> a red/green one...
[19:13] <inh> or jsut red.. soemthign liek that
[19:13] <[mbm]> CRC_: nats are only available in prerouting/postrouting
[19:13] <inh> well now... i think i may have found my i/o lines//////
[19:14] <inh> ....
[19:14] <inh> [mbm], where ould i find out the address of those pins?
[19:14] <CRC_> [mbm]: yeah - thought so.... I'm going to have to mark packets in FORWARD, and act on that mark in PREROUTIN
[19:14] <Eagle_Fire> i think the moto also has enough gpio's
[19:14] <[mbm]> inh: it's in the sources somewhere, I remember seeing it
[19:14] <inh> the linksys sour