Hi All,
The current implementation of the build system for handling make
kernel_menuconfig involves modifying the default configurations under
target/linux/.
A side affect of this process is that the default configuration under
target/linux is now lost.While within the version control system it
Hi Kalyan,
with your change it is not possible anymore for a developer to use this
command for editing the configuration of a target or subtarget.
But this is the main functionality behind this.
Have you had a look at the existing option to do make kernel_menuconfig
Hi,
this patch upgrades the following packages to v0.4.1:
baresip v0.4.1 (Portable and modular SIP User-Agent with audio and video
support)
restund v0.4.1 (Modular STUN/TURN server)
libre v0.4.1 (Generic library for real-time communications with async IO
support)
librem v0.4.1
Hello all,
I was trying to access the config file for brcm47xx under
http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/, to use as the starting
point for some builds of my own. However, I received a 403 Forbidden
error. I tried a few other targets - some worked fine, but others also
gave 403.
Dave Taht wrote:
In looking over the enormous stack of boards and drivers that openwrt
supports, I see that many of the ethernet drivers don't yet support
Linux 3.3's Byte Queue Limits, which are discussed here:
http://lwn.net/Articles/454390/
It would be good if more did. They improve
Add byte queue limits support to net/ethernet/ramips_main.c
Byte queue limits are a mechanism to limit the size of the transmit
hardware queue on a NIC by number of bytes. The goal of these byte
limits is too reduce latency (HOL blocking) caused by excessive
queuing in hardware (aka buffer bloat)
xxd tool is nice when you want to get hex output from a file.
Dump whole flash from the device:
$ xxd /dev/mtdX
Capture the output from terminal (I used tee), do some basic vim magic
and on host pc recreate binary:
$ xxd -r /name/of/hex/dump /name/of/output/binary/file
Package is also cleaned
Updated lang/erlang package with some adjustments for the new version.
Signed-off-by: Mark Wolfe m...@wolfe.id.au
Index: lang/erlang/patches/103-disable_emacs.patch
===
--- lang/erlang/patches/103-disable_emacs.patch (revision 0)
Tobias Diedrich wrote:
Dave Taht wrote:
In looking over the enormous stack of boards and drivers that openwrt
supports, I see that many of the ethernet drivers don't yet support
Linux 3.3's Byte Queue Limits, which are discussed here:
http://lwn.net/Articles/454390/
It would be
Hi Thomas,
Yes, CONFIG_TARGET=env solves my problem from trunk.
Thanks for pointing out this usage. Probably documentation would also help
on CONFIG_TARGET usage.
Btw, i got error while i did make CONFIG_TARGET=env kernel_menuconfig
since there was no $(TOPDIR)/env already present. Perhaps the
When using privoxy as a transparent HTTP proxy a race condition occurs
where privoxy may attempt to startup and start listening on the LAN
interface before the network configuration is completed. As a result
privoxy fails to start up because it can't bind to the correct listening
address. This
Thx for the numbers!
Could you do a TCP_RR while under load from UDP_STREAM?
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 1:31 AM, Tobias Diedrich
ranma+open...@tdiedrich.de wrote:
Tobias Diedrich wrote:
Dave Taht wrote:
In looking over the enormous stack of boards and drivers that openwrt
supports, I see that
See:
http://www.linuxin.dk/node/19778 for the original text:
Via google translate:
Version 3.4 of Linux has not arrived yet, but 3.5 already appears to
be a very interesting version. There will be a vital improvement to
the handling of buffers in the network. More specifically, it is a new
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