<aparcar[m]> stintel: I think it already is, aka CONFIG_SELINUX
<stintel> no
<stintel> # CONFIG_SELINUX is not set
<stintel> yet I keep getting questions for ONFIG_PACKAGE_libselinux-*
<stintel> and other related crap
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<aparcar[m]> stintel: don't talk so mean about our nice little experiment here
<aparcar[m]> when is it asking you that stuff? Doesn't happen on my local builds
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<damex> i remember there was some mechanism to have two firmware versions available. is it still present?
<olmari> damex: buildsystem or device itself?
<olmari> inside buildsystem I've used "./scripts/env" successufy for years :)
<damex> olmari: device itself. something like let's say you have 19.07.01 and want to upgrade to 19.07.04. let's say you install 19.07.04 and could always go back to 19.07.01 as it is always available too
<damex> ofw does it via keeping squashfs file on ext3 or ext4 filesystem
<olmari> hmm.. was such ever an universal thing in openwrt? (I mean it could and me not knowing 😀 )
<damex> i remember some device declare such support
<damex> no idea about details - so asking ;p
<damex> current devices have lots of storage + option to boot from usb ;p
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<PaulFertser> damex: some devices with dual firmware just have different MTD areas for them, and the bootloader has some logic to choose what to use. So vendor-specific. Just keeping a squashfs file is not enough because kernel is not part of rootfs.
<damex> PaulFertser: they keep vmlinux.64 and vmlinux.64.previous ;p
<damex> with md5 sums for uboot to check
<damex> although i am not so sure how they switch between them
<damex> i think just change loadaddr
<damex> or just point to other file
<damex> can we actually change uboot parameters from openwrt? :p
<damex> maybe there is some tooling
<PaulFertser> damex: yes, fw_setenv
<damex> so is there a existing tools to make dual (or more) firmware or i need to make it myself if i decide to implement so?
<damex> seems straightforward to me: fw_setenv -> point to new kernel
<damex> tell it where squashfs is ;p
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<KGB-0> https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_ath79.html has been updated. (99.1% images and 99.7% packages reproducible in our current test framework.)
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<PaulFertser> damex: I'd rather ask the question how they switch back if the new firmware is unbootable.
<damex> PaulFertser: sadly there is no mechanism for that included :(
<damex> there is rj45/serial port on the front panel so...
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<lemmi> so. i have an edgerouter pro 8 sitting on the table. sadly the sfp ports aren't working. how would i go about getting them to work? https://gist.github.com/lemmi/cc25ad8bf1d9940cd889e73102a11a7d this is the dts exported from edgeos
<lemmi> there are 2 sfp ports. they are shared with rj45 ports 6 and 7
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<ynezz> KanjiMonster_: nbd: blocktrron: xback: mirko: rmilecki: wigyori: can you please check https://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/openwrt-adm/2020-August/001619.html ?
<ynezz> there is ongoing vote about new members and there is so far just 17 votes out of 32 possible, thanks!
<nick[m]1> Someone with a newer kernel version than 5.4 for ath79? I still have issues with 5.4 mtd spi-nor driver and would like to test a newer kernel.
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<aparcar[m]> jow: ping
<nitroshift> nick[m]1, afaicr blocktrron was working on a newer kernel but it's wip and nothing production-ready
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<nick[m]1> nitroshift: I don't care if it is not working correctly. just want to checkout the jffs2/nor driver implementation. :) adrianschmutzler wanted to remove 4.19 kernel support for ath79, but the jffs2 is blocking everything, since it just makes the device unusuable
<nitroshift> nick[m]1, you can check the code directly at kernel.org
<nick[m]1> nitroshift: just wanted to run-test before looking in the code so I know if it is working. I looked into blocktrron git but there is no branch with a newer kernel?
<nick[m]1> Otherwise I have to port all that patches to the newest kernel version? Or can I just "copy" the spi nor driver folder into a 5.4 kernel? Never did this xD
<nick[m]1> between working 4.19 and 5.4 a lot changed in the mtd spi nor driver
<nitroshift> nick[m]1, you can't just copy the driver code
<nitroshift> nick[m]1, for example, the core.c file has 3466 changes
<rsalvaterra> nick[m]1: I wonder if all XW platforms are affected…? I've testing builds on my AirGrid M2 (XM) and haven't had any issues. :/
<damex> lemmi: what did you already try ? :)
<lemmi> damex: selecting a couple more drivers, but that didn't work. dtc isn't available on octeon target for some reason, so couldn't easily compare to stock.
<damex> lemmi: try enabling kmod-sfp or whatever it is called
<lemmi> yeah, selected that as well
<damex> ah, there is no definition for sfp in device tree
<damex> lemmi: try to see on stock which bcm phy it is
<damex> if you can
<damex> and omg, who would use bcm phys :(
<lemmi> i'll be working on this tonight again. could also crack it open an take some pictures. maybe they reveal something. also snapshot is broken for that target. it needs CONFIG_CAVIUM_CN63XXP1=y to be able to run
<damex> lemmi: that parameter can not be set everywhere. there is a performance penalty for all target except that cn63xx
<nick[m]1> rsalvaterra: not sure, it is always that 16 pin macronix chip
<nick[m]1> like I wrote in my bug report
<lemmi> yeah, but this needs to be fixed. i was flashing snapshot and the thing doesn't boot. no problem here because i'm just testing.
<rsalvaterra> nick[m]1: I see now, missed the comments below, thanks.
<rsalvaterra> nick[m]1: A SOP16 chip with 8 NC pins? Now that's some serious packaging silliness. :)
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<nick[m]1> rsalvaterra: what 8 pins are not connected? xD never looked at those details
<nick[m]1> rsalvaterra: just compiling 5.9 spi driver
<nick[m]1> hope build will be successfull so I can test it
<rsalvaterra> nick[m]1: The middle 4 pins on each side. :)
<nick[m]1> rsalvaterra: build is crashing :/
<rsalvaterra> Probably some core stuff was changed enough for the driver not to build…
<nick[m]1> "error: 'struct mtd_partition' has no member named 'add_flags'"
<nick[m]1> whups, forgot include/linux/mtd
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<nick[m]1> aaand its broken. I need uart. :/
<damex> lemmi: would be nice if you could remove heatsinks to take photos
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<blocktrron> nitroshift: i didn't work on a kernel >5.4.x, you seem to mess something up there. usually xback does major kernel bumps
<nitroshift> blocktrron, correct
<nitroshift> sorry for the confusion
<blocktrron> ynezz: guess who just discovered he didn't resubscribe to openwrt-adm after the fallout
<blocktrron> can you forward the mail to me so i can reply to it?
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<tmn505> blocktrron: You can click the link of Stijn address to reply.
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<blocktrron> tmn505: this would lead to the E-Mail not being linked to the thread
<tmn505> blocktrron: it should, there's In-Reply-To header
<tmn505> I guess the e-mail client doesn't catch that
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<Borromini> you can set the in-reply-to header even if your client allows you to
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<ynezz> blocktrron: http://sprunge.us/bIG38H
<ynezz> thanks!
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<KGB-0> https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_omap.html has been updated. (0% images and 100.0% packages reproducible in our current test framework.)
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<damex> is there a way to extract device tree from uboot binary?
<damex> i wonder what manufacturer have there
<stintel> damex: maybe with binwalk ?
<damex> stintel: well, not really... maybe i am not using it right - i just used -e to try to extract known types ;p
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<damex> if i scan - it does not detect device tree
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<PaulFertser> damex: btw, for the reference, I've just tried using SFP on a board where it works as it should (some real server MB) and there the SFP ports are all individual interfaces and "ethtool -m <interface>" prints all the essentials about the specific module that's currently inserted.
<damex> PaulFertser: it didn't work (never worked) this way on official ubiquiti firmware or any other octeon boards :(
<damex> one of the ways - there has to be phylink support implemented inside the network driver which octeon lacks
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<greearb> if I want to manually apply all owrt patches in a directory, what is the proper way to sort them? Would piping results of find though |sort work?
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<owrt-1806-builds> build #100 of oxnas/ox820 is complete: Success [build successful] Build details are at http://buildbot.openwrt.org/openwrt-18.06/images/builders/oxnas%2Fox820/builds/100
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<karlp> quilt push
<karlp> openwrt.org, search box, "working with ..." and it will prompt the right page
<karlp> (it's working with patches or something)
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<nick[m]> nitroshift: I added now serial console
<nick[m]> Unexpected gfp: 0xff800006
<nick[m]> [ 1.031603] /dev/root: Can't open blockdev
<nick[m]> [ 1.035855] VFS: Cannot open root device "(null)" or unknown-block(0,0): error -6
<nick[m]> [ 1.085286] Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
<nick[m]> any ideas?
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<nick[m]> copied spi nor driver from 5.9 to 5.4 image
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