cat: /media/thagabe/MyLinux/openwrt/build_dir/target-arm_cortex-a9+vfpv3_uClibc-0.9.33.2_eabi/linux-mvebu/linux-4.0-rc1/arch/arm/boot/dts//armada-xp-mamba.dtb: No such file or directory
Makefile:181: recipe for target 'kernel_prepare' failed
make[5]: *** [kernel_prepare] Error 1
make[5]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
Parallel mksquashfs: Using 1 processor

Why is armada-xp-mamba.dtb not compiling on the 4.0 kernel?

edit: fixed "//" but still errors out at zimage-xp-armada not found ??

leitec wrote:

tombo wrote:

Hmm, I have Kaloz's 44455 and block-mount working. However, I'm using ext4 and mount is added using luci web interface.

When did you install it? If you installed it before the new package made it to the repository you're fine.

Last install was on 4th March or few days later, if I remember correctly, but not before this date.

tombo wrote:

leitec wrote:

When did you install it? If you installed it before the new package made it to the repository you're fine.

Last install was on 4th March or few days later, if I remember correctly, but not before this date.

Ah, I think that's when buildbot was still out. The repository must have had a compatible version still around.

For everyone reporting package problems with Kaloz's last build, it's now old enough that a lot of things aren't going to work with trunk snapshot packages. If you are just now installing that build, I'd recommend going with the snapshot build instead.

PS. I've managed to work thru the steps of using 'quilt' to generate a .patch file.  Now I just need to figure out what to do with it.

Latest trunk won't accept Telnet connection. Any ideas?

grimley wrote:

Latest trunk won't accept Telnet connection. Any ideas?

It might have kept your settings in place. Telnet is disabled when a password is set.

gufus wrote:

Du..

How do I sync time with truunk? ntp won't work

I could never get my clients to sync with sysntpd.

My fix: install ntpd (available as a package), edit ntp.conf as required, stop and disable sysntpd, then restart ntpd (and set enabled).

After three evenings trying to get samba working, there is still no luck. The usb harddrive connected to the usb port of the router remains inaccessible through network.
Could anyone please upload an image or tell me where I can download one which contains all the necessary packages for samba to work(use out of the box), with decent performance and reasonable stability?
Thanks in advance.

haoster wrote:

After three evenings trying to get samba working, there is still no luck. The usb harddrive connected to the usb port of the router remains inaccessible through network.
Could anyone please upload an image or tell me where I can download one which contains all the necessary packages for samba to work(use out of the box), with decent performance and reasonable stability?
Thanks in advance.

I have running OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r44627 / LuCI (git-15.063.86061-b9e3aae) which is a trunk build from March 9th.

I needed to install kmod-fs-ext4, kmod-fs-vfat, and Luci-samba. Block-mount is not needed.

From there I added a mount point for the USB drive (128gb) by going to System->Mount Points

/dev/sda1 (117872 MB)     /home   ext4   defaults    no   no

Then Apply & save

On Services -> Network Shares I entered

share as the name  /home as the mount point and allow guests

In the startup area System->Startup I entered     mount -t ext4 /dev/sda1 /home

I then rebooted the router  - when it came up everything was mounted and was available via samba

Under mount points shows up this way
/dev/sda1         /home          72.19 GB / 113.18 GB            33% (35.22 GB)

Don't know if this will help you but it does work on this build.

I’ve made the following simple change to the Marvel driver code -
filename = build_dir/target-arm_cortex-a9+vfpv3_uClibc-0.9.33.2_eabi/linux-mvebu/mwlwifi-10.2.6.1.p4-20141228/mwl_tx.c

Change line 398
from;
    if (ieee80211_is_assoc_resp(tr->wh.frame_control)) {
to;
    if (ieee80211_is_assoc_resp(tr->wh.frame_control) ||
        ieee80211_is_reassoc_resp(tr->wh.frame_control) ||
        ieee80211_is_auth(tr->wh.frame_control)) {

My MacBook now connects and stays connected… Yay!

I initially did the testing on R44464 trunk.
This morning, I integrated the change into a fresh build of latest trunk (R44783), and it seems to be working well there too.

Thought I would put it out there, for others in the greater community to test/consider/comment.
It's quite possible the change has implications for devices other than Mac.  Since I don't have access to every possible device type that someone might want to connect with, it would be good if others out there could give it a go and report findings.

Is that a plain trunk image? There still isn't any official support for 4.0 in target/linux/mvebu, so I have been keeping a local branch for that. You can 'git apply' this patch:

http://staticky.com/wrt1900ac-testing/w … 4847.patch

That includes the patches necessary to build the dtb and most else of what was in patches-3.19 (fan control, etc.). It worked fine in the past, but I can't do anything but compile-test right now.

Firmware Version    OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r44747 / LuCI (git-15.069.64601-4ab6dce)
Kernel Version    3.18.8

worked fine yesterday but this AM anytime I click on anything in LUCI it reverts back to the login page, then back to the main page.  Thoughts?

craig.reiners wrote:

Firmware Version    OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r44747 / LuCI (git-15.069.64601-4ab6dce)
Kernel Version    3.18.8

worked fine yesterday but this AM anytime I click on anything in LUCI it reverts back to the login page, then back to the main page.  Thoughts?

clear cookies

belliash wrote:

craig.reiners wrote:

Firmware Version    OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r44747 / LuCI (git-15.069.64601-4ab6dce)
Kernel Version    3.18.8

worked fine yesterday but this AM anytime I click on anything in LUCI it reverts back to the login page, then back to the main page.  Thoughts?

clear cookies

Duh that worked ... sorry for the dumb post ... busy damn work day lol

@tusc

Funny, I didn't have to edit anything to get the image built (4.0-rc4).

nitroshift

haoster wrote:

After three evenings trying to get samba working, there is still no luck. The usb harddrive connected to the usb port of the router remains inaccessible through network.
Could anyone please upload an image or tell me where I can download one which contains all the necessary packages for samba to work(use out of the box), with decent performance and reasonable stability?
Thanks in advance.

I have running OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r44627 / LuCI (git-15.063.86061-b9e3aae) which is a trunk build from March 9th.

I needed to install kmod-fs-ext4, kmod-fs-vfat, and Luci-samba. Block-mount is not needed.

From there I added a mount point for the USB drive (128gb) by going to System->Mount Points

/dev/sda1 (117872 MB)     /home   ext4   defaults    no   no

Then Apply & save

On Services -> Network Shares I entered

share as the name  /home as the mount point and allow guests

In the startup area System->Startup I entered     mount -t ext4 /dev/sda1 /home

I then rebooted the router  - when it came up everything was mounted and was available via samba

Under mount points shows up this way
/dev/sda1         /home          72.19 GB / 113.18 GB            33% (35.22 GB)

Don't know if this will help you but it does work on this build.

doxidad wrote:

haoster wrote:

After three evenings trying to get samba working, there is still no luck. The usb harddrive connected to the usb port of the router remains inaccessible through network.
Could anyone please upload an image or tell me where I can download one which contains all the necessary packages for samba to work(use out of the box), with decent performance and reasonable stability?
Thanks in advance.

I have running OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r44627 / LuCI (git-15.063.86061-b9e3aae) which is a trunk build from March 9th.

I needed to install kmod-fs-ext4, kmod-fs-vfat, and Luci-samba. Block-mount is not needed.

From there I added a mount point for the USB drive (128gb) by going to System->Mount Points

/dev/sda1 (117872 MB)     /home   ext4   defaults    no   no

Then Apply & save

On Services -> Network Shares I entered

share as the name  /home as the mount point and allow guests

In the startup area System->Startup I entered     mount -t ext4 /dev/sda1 /home

I then rebooted the router  - when it came up everything was mounted and was available via samba

Under mount points shows up this way
/dev/sda1         /home          72.19 GB / 113.18 GB            33% (35.22 GB)

Don't know if this will help you but it does work on this build.

I've tried this and no love.  Still new to Linux/OpenWRT not sure how to troubleshoot but I am unable to mount my drive by either LuCI or command line.  If I mount from command line I get "failed: Invalid Arguement"

root@AwkoTacoBeast:/home# mount -t ext4 /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1
mount: mounting /dev/sda1 on /mnt/sda1 failed: Invalid argument