<Hauke>
mangix: I would not invest much time into arc
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<mangix>
Hauke: it's not just arc. My normal musl builds are failing now too
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<hurricos>
I built OpenWrt on master with this diffconfig: https://paste.c-net.org/BargingSaving -- and now attempting to install the built .ipk's gives me:
<hurricos>
* pkg_hash_fetch_best_installation_candidate: Packages for kmod-batman-adv found, but incompatible with the architectures configured.
<hurricos>
The current system was compiled in the same run as this .ipk. How exactly are they incompatible?
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<hurricos>
Also, somewhat strangely, uname -a seems to suggest that I didn't build the kernel in the resulting initramfs/sysupgrade.
<hurricos>
I clone down from a mirror which resyncs every 24 hours. So it could also be that. At that point I had probably ought to mirror feeds as well.
<hurricos>
let's try pointing at a not-mirror and see what we get.
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<Namidairo>
are you sure it even upgraded
<Grommish>
Where are the mvebu targets at? What Target System chipset?
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<mangix>
Grommish: mvebu has three separate platforms
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<Grommish>
magix: Gotcha.. I managed to find it :)
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<ldir->
https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commit;h=7c8c4f1be648aff9f1072ee27a2cc8f6a4a788ef am I missing something or is there no change here?
<ynezz>
ldir-: working on fix now
<ldir->
ack :-)
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<ynezz>
zorun: Hauke: shouldn't we announce preparation of 19.07.7 in upcoming days/weeks? :)
<eduardas>
can anyone shine a light on why this component has not been updated for such a long time?
<eduardas>
any deep technical reasons for this?
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<karlp>
think of it like python2 vs python3
<karlp>
you should ask lua5.3 projects why they're not using lua 5.4..... ;)
<eduardas>
to be honest, I am not deeply familiar with the lua ecosystem. Only just started studying the topic when I got to work with OpenWrt very recently
<eduardas>
never really needed lua before
<eduardas>
karlp: so this is an API break?
<karlp>
in that case, I'd just ignore the version and look at things more interesting toyou personally.
<karlp>
for using it, it's mostly the same.
<eduardas>
karlp: well, there is a practical matter, really. I'm trying to build OpenWrt components using Yocto with meta-openwrt and was wondering why there is a version rollback in the layer
<eduardas>
because latest Yocto has lua 5.3
<karlp>
again, unless you're explicltly bothered by it for more concrete reasons, just let it go.
<eduardas>
so I am still confused whether it is a serious technical necessity or just for the sake of being consistent with OpenWrt userspace
<eduardas>
karlp: I'd rather not have an additional lua 5.1 recipe in my metadata. that's basically the reason
<eduardas>
karlp: if I naively just switch to 5.3, should I expect things to break badly? if so, where?
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<karlp>
won't you have _only_ 5.1?
<karlp>
yes, you should expect things to break and or not even compile...
<karlp>
you can work on that if that's your thing.
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<eduardas>
karlp: in a distro, yes, you will only have 5.1, but in terms of metadata, you override the default 5.3 recipe in your layer (in Yocto terms)
<eduardas>
so metadata really has recipes for two versions
<karlp>
oh noes...
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<karlp>
there's support in opðenwrt for having 5.3 as well as 5.1
<karlp>
if you want to do that too :)
<eduardas>
karlp: hypothetically, or are the Makefiles already there?
<eduardas>
openwrt/package/utils/lua/ only has 5.1.5
<eduardas>
so I'll assume that was just a hypothetical statement that one can add an additional version
<karlp>
look in packages.
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<karlp>
also, do you know hae packge/utils/lua5.3 ?
<karlp>
it's been there since mid2019?
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<eduardas>
karlp: thanks. I must be blind since it's right besides the lua directory
<eduardas>
but I assume one can not trivially change the version and something like LuCI still depends on 5.1?
<karlp>
sure, works out of the box right now, we're just playing games with everyone harhar :)
<karlp>
this is back to, unless you really want to make this your project, jus stop looking at it. there's no "oh, I can fix this in an hour or so" magic
<eduardas>
karlp: is being curious still a valid reason to ask questions in this world? :D
<eduardas>
it is my experience that I learn more the more questions I ask
<eduardas>
and no, I really do not expect "oh, I can fix this in an hour or so" magic. Not really common in my experience
<Tapper>
So people if I make a openwrt Discord server will any one join?
<karlp>
so, dig into the 5.1 to 5.3 breakingchanges, and play with it if you want, but yes, there are reasons.
<blogic>
xback: you were working on the mikrotik ath79 stuff right ?
<hurricos>
yet DISTRIB_ARCH='mips_24kc' in /etc/openwrt_release
<Tapper>
I am the admin of the server and it is just for chater and some help with setting things up.
<Tapper>
If any posts about dev stuff I will point them to the forums or here.
<Tapper>
If it gets out of hand I will shot it down k
<hurricos>
Gonna kick it off without per-device rootfs / multiple targets options and see if that helps. That has to be it
<hurricos>
oh no
<hurricos>
I meant to control-k. I diff'd the control from the snapshot and found different kernel commit dependency -- any place I can find the commit of the running kernel?
<hurricos>
s/snapshot/OpenWrt-compiled package from snapshot/
<hurricos>
Woah.
<hurricos>
Other packages work o_O
<hurricos>
Sigh. Got it.
<hurricos>
Obviously if you're installing a single package, opkg doesn't do dependency resolution for you. I followed the dependency tree manually and it installs now
<hurricos>
that error message is probably only so poor because all advice points away from manually copying packages one-by-one and instead copying the whole tree and pointing to it like a remote
<hurricos>
(or setting up an actual remote)
<hurricos>
What I really need is a rubber-ducky extension to weechat. Copies the visual context of the current channel but messages go to nobody. It'd be as good as asking for help but with the added bonus of annoying nobody :^)
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<Grommish>
I just spent nearly 6 hours doing DM's on the forum working thru an issue with someone. Discord woud help make that a lot easier, but as Tapper said already, he's pointed out it isn't an Official communications avenue for reaching devs.. although, not like IRC is either most times
<Grommish>
Anything official contact wise would be going thru the forum or website or corporate contact
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<Borromini>
Grommish: why DMs? something that could not see the light of day (closed source)?
<Pepe>
Grommish: dnscrypt-proxy2, it seems that nobody wants to try it, yet. You can try to run tested it and also you can edit a PR a little bit. In the commit message, you can remove [] and use just packagename: foo anyway, it is possible that the maintainer, who is there listed will get to it eventually.
<ldir->
jow: This has bugged me for a while - stats graph page hangs at 'loading data' if the session has timed out. Most other pages redirect to login page but stats graphs fails to do that. Any ideas?
<Grommish>
Borromini: because it involved walking the guy thru git steps, rebasing and dealing with tabs vs spaces in the Makefile. Boring stuff that didn't need to clutter everything.. Besides.. debian git doesn't have git restore apparently
<Grommish>
Pepe: Yeah, I don't use it myself, but someone asked about it and I was bored.. The build seems to work and I changes the default filenames in ./files to reflect the new config TOML it uses
<Grommish>
Pepe: Will remove the braces
<Grommish>
and I'll remove it from the commit messages when I squash before repushing the final
<Grommish>
I'm sure whoever the maintainer is will get to it and since I can't test it, Itll sit a a draft until it can be tested properly by people who know the package. If nothing else, it'll give them a legup and the guy who wanted it has it now and is able to build it locally if nothing else
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<Grommish>
anyone have any experience with vncserver?
<Borromini>
Grommish: ok. very kind of you to do that through PM :)
<Grommish>
Borromini: I'm wondering if OpenWrt can handle vncserver and a console emulator :D and do vnc over ethernet
<urjaman>
iirc git restore is a new name for an operation you used to do with git checkout... and debian is quite ancient by default
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<Borromini>
Grommish: no idea sorry :(
<EqUaTe>
Why would you want to do that when you can just SSH ?
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<Grommish>
EqUaTe: VNC over ethernet would allow me to stream the graphical aspects from the device to a remote point
<Grommish>
I want to try and turn this box into a Game emulator box using Openwrt
<EqUaTe>
not sure why you're saying 'VNC over ethernet' - VNC is an IP-based protocol, so there's that, but you're running a graphical environment on an openwrt box?? why?
<EqUaTe>
I don't think openwrt is really the right choice for that tbh
<EqUaTe>
it definitely isn't the target market, that's for sure :)
<Grommish>
Probably not, but if I view owrt as a embedded OS rather than just as router software, I can expand my use cases hehe
<EqUaTe>
seems like you're adding a lot of extra work to it for yourself
<EqUaTe>
also, VNC really isn't very good for low latency
<Grommish>
EqUaTe: I want to look into MIPS-based console emulators ala SNES etc
<Grommish>
and yes, it probabyl going to be a massive cluster anyway I go about it, but.
<Grommish>
EqUaTe: The latency point you make is one of the things I was going to ask about. A local LAN connection shouldn't be too bad though, no?
<EqUaTe>
I've found it usually is
<Grommish>
Ah, ok.. Thanks :) I"ll have to play around with options then
<EqUaTe>
eg: two systems that i have, both cabled, vnc into one from the other, can see the mouse lag (they're both laptops)
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<EqUaTe>
FreeNX might be more useful
<EqUaTe>
or whatever it's evolved into
<Grommish>
Hmm.. Thanks :) I'll look into it. The device is a dual-core 1ghz mips64 SoC with 1gb ram, 4GB emmc onboard and a SD slot. I figure if I can get console emulation, it would just be a fun toy that's super small
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<EqUaTe>
rpi clone of some sort?
<Grommish>
no.. it was a small production run of a device that was meant to be a network security device
<Borromini>
Grommish: is that a new one or is that the one the fuss was about like a week ago?
<Borromini>
is there a neat way to read out a led brightness status on openwrt or do i just need to alternate between 0/255 matches?
<karlp>
what?
<Borromini>
karlp: my device has a button that does nothing more than turn the led off or on
<Borromini>
i suppose i just check the value of /sys/class/leds/white\:status/brightness and then write the opposite to it
<karlp>
yes...?
<Borromini>
just wondering if there was a smarter way to do it.
<karlp>
what sort of thing would you be hoping for? another file in some other path that had 1/0 isntead of a range? I feel like i'm missing something :)
<Borromini>
no it's just that this is the first time i'm playing with hotplug and buttons.
<Borromini>
sorry ;)
<Borromini>
i read the hardware buttons part on the wiki, and i saw the dts has the kernel key code defined. all pretty neat
<EqUaTe>
Borromini: it's the one from last week or so that's had patches issued
<Borromini>
EqUaTe: thanks, i'm good then :P
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<Borromini>
lovely, OEM behaviour replicated ^_^
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