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<pkgadd>
aparcar[m]: the zyxel gs1900 family is also quite nice (models with- and without PoE), rather similar across the whole family and (so far) no h/w revision mess (D-Link in particular is shipping Marvell, Broadcom or Realtek, depending on the exact h/w rev and keeping the same model number)
<pkgadd>
aparcar[m]: the zyxel gs1900 family is also quite nice (models with- and without PoE), rather similar across the whole family and (so far) no h/w revision mess (D-Link in particular is shipping Marvell, Broadcom or Realtek, depending on the exact h/w rev and keeping the same model number)
<pkgadd>
populated serial header on the board, 3.3V, 2.54mm spacing - 16 MB flash, but dual-firmware, so the effective image is a bit limited (6976k)
<pkgadd>
populated serial header on the board, 3.3V, 2.54mm spacing - 16 MB flash, but dual-firmware, so the effective image is a bit limited (6976k)
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<Grommish>
this package as a Host/Install define.. how do I call just that from make rather than running Host/Compile?
<Grommish>
this package as a Host/Install define.. how do I call just that from make rather than running Host/Compile?
<aparcar[m]>
Grommish: make package/foobar/host/compile
<aparcar[m]>
Grommish: make package/foobar/host/compile
<Grommish>
aparcar[m]: Yeah, I don't want to call /compile, i want just the Host/Install section
<Grommish>
aparcar[m]: Yeah, I don't want to call /compile, i want just the Host/Install section
<Grommish>
i mean, I know Host/Compile will call Host/Install, but I didn't know if I can just call Host/Install
<Grommish>
i mean, I know Host/Compile will call Host/Install, but I didn't know if I can just call Host/Install
<Grommish>
I've got issues with the script code in my Host/Install I'm trying to test and fix. When I do a Host/Compile, it takes an hour to get to the Host/Install section :D
<Grommish>
I've got issues with the script code in my Host/Install I'm trying to test and fix. When I do a Host/Compile, it takes an hour to get to the Host/Install section :D
<Grommish>
So you might understand why I was looking
<Grommish>
So you might understand why I was looking
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<aparcar[m]>
Grommish: true I do understand that
<aparcar[m]>
Grommish: true I do understand that
<aparcar[m]>
No idea if that's possible, maybe you can add patches for that :)?
<aparcar[m]>
No idea if that's possible, maybe you can add patches for that :)?
<Grommish>
I think it used to be that way, but was changed to be how it is now. Ah well, I'll work around it :)
<Grommish>
I think it used to be that way, but was changed to be how it is now. Ah well, I'll work around it :)
<aparcar[m]>
how long does rust take to compile? it seems a bit much when each run takes about 250 minutes
<aparcar[m]>
how long does rust take to compile? it seems a bit much when each run takes about 250 minutes
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<Grommish>
First run is long, but it creates the installation files, so that any future run will use the binaries already created
<Grommish>
First run is long, but it creates the installation files, so that any future run will use the binaries already created
<Grommish>
I'm working on the part that handles the install binary archives right at the end of the build. But, I have to rebuilt the toolchain for it ot get to the point
<Grommish>
I'm working on the part that handles the install binary archives right at the end of the build. But, I have to rebuilt the toolchain for it ot get to the point
<Grommish>
If I could trigger just Host/Install without Host/Compile, i'd be ok, but *shrug* Ah well
<Grommish>
If I could trigger just Host/Install without Host/Compile, i'd be ok, but *shrug* Ah well
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<aparcar[m]>
Grommish: mhh
<aparcar[m]>
Grommish: mhh
<aparcar[m]>
Grommish: maybe you can build the host system to add that feature
<aparcar[m]>
Grommish: maybe you can build the host system to add that feature
* ldir
pulls in the PR, does make dirclean, starts a build from scratch
<aparcar[m]>
ldir: please take over than
<ldir>
there's always git revert
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<philipp64>
yup.
<philipp64>
and the things that use it would blow up spectacularly if it was problematic.
<ldir>
"3 line change" - what could possibly go wrong :-D
<philipp64>
it would be like smoking in a fireworks factory... not like building a dam on a fault line...
<ldir>
oh so you mean we get to enjoy the loud noises and pretty lights too - hell I'm convinced!
<philipp64>
frankly I'm more surprised that this lack hasn't caused previous issues.
<philipp64>
well, I mean we get to find out sooner rather than later.
<philipp64>
a cigarette only lasts a couple of minutes at most.
<philipp64>
a dam is there for decades.
<philipp64>
okay, bad metaphor.
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<mangix>
let's see...
<philipp64>
ldir: too bad that openwrt PR's don't cause builds to be triggered...
<mangix>
checksec has a lot of dependencies
<mangix>
nice
<philipp64>
mangix: ?
<philipp64>
ah.
<mangix>
pkg_write_filelist: Failed to open //usr/lib/opkg/info/binutils.list: No space left on device.
<mangix>
FUUUUUUUUU
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<mangix>
I should probably be building with GCC8 or something
<mangix>
oh forgot GCC7 is still available
<Grommish>
ldir: "I could be persuaded to merge simply on the 'f**k it, let's see what blows up approach" Having no idea what this refers to, I am strangely in favor of this approach for most things
<decke[m]>
Grommish: good evening
<Grommish>
decke[m]: *waves* Hey hey
<decke[m]>
Grommish: just wanted to ask about the current status of your ER10X
<Grommish>
decke[m]: Well.. There isn't a dsa driver for the rtl8367rb yet, although I have mixed swonfig and the dsa for the mt7621 board. Ports 0-4 and 6-9 work. The LEDs don't work forf 5-9, and POE probably doesn't work but I can't test because i don't have an injector at the moment
<Grommish>
decke[m]: My goal is to look at the 8366_smi dsa driver and the 8367rb datasheet to see if it's similar enough to change the values in the 8366 file to make a DSA driver for 8367rb
<Grommish>
and no one has bitten on whyh eth5 might not be working, although it seems its an swconfig issue and I"e just never used it before to know better.
<Grommish>
I've got a post on the forum, but eh.. you can imagine
<decke[m]>
Grommish: yeah I've seen that post and the silence
<decke[m]>
sounds like the overall status is quite good
<Grommish>
In the mean time, I can tell yhou the ER10x wil run suricata6 :)
<Grommish>
but only because it's the current test bed I'm running hehe
<decke[m]>
and I think I have seen some strange code in the ubiquiti sources for the LEDs
<Grommish>
I softrware probed the gpio ports, they have a long lits of them
<Grommish>
I want to do the same under EdgeOS and see what blink
<decke[m]>
Grommish: you're really doing a great job :)
<Grommish>
decke[m]: :) It's fun :)
<decke[m]>
Grommish: about the POE support, those devices have passive poe out on the highest port and passive poe in on the first port
<Grommish>
decke[m]: Right.. eth0 is PoE in and eth9 is PoE passthru
<decke[m]>
Grommish: but you can also power the device with the wall plug and have passive poe out
<Grommish>
but whether that is hardware or software I dunno yet
<decke[m]>
Grommish: look at the EdgeRouter X wiki page, it describes the gpio setting that needs to be set
<mangix>
5GB size limit by default. I'm sure you can spare that :P
<mangix>
olmari: it's all about btrfs
<rsalvaterra>
Yeah, 196 MB struck me as a bit small for OpenWrt builds… ;)
<urjaman>
I had to adjust that down on my C201, ccache kept randomly eating all of my home :P (about third of the tiny eMMC is a bit much for a limit here lol)
<urjaman>
but also, this thing isnt building openwrt, just some other things that use meson...
<mangix>
olmari: funny thing about that actually. I was looking into NILFS2 and it doesn't offer functionality like that. You have to use rsync to replace the current working state with a snapshot...