08:25 <mrkiko> anyone familiar with mediatek mt7981b + SD card slots?

08:26 <mrkiko> I am trying to add the correct DTS snippet to support that, but am probably missing something really important so far, I am under the impression I can not get answers from the controller at all ... just an impression

08:32 <mrkiko> or, better ...host->error is 1 in various cases

13:40 <efahl> Ansuel: was the intent of 'apk list --full ...' to replicate the opkg 'Packages' file format? For use by the ASU server?

13:40 <Ansuel> no it's to adapt to luci parsing and have the luci app work

13:41 <efahl> Aha.

14:17 <mrkiko> nano /tmp/msg

14:17 <mrkiko> oops

14:17 <mrkiko> :D

14:59 <owrt-images-builds> Build [#128](https://buildbot.openwrt.org/images/#/builders/153/builds/128) of `openwrt-24.10_mpc85xx/p1020` failed: failed './scripts/feeds update' (failure)

15:23 <efahl> Ansuel: I think I got the 'list --full' figured out, tested on x86 box with and without --installed. https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/19043

15:27 <efahl> The 'installed' member of ctx has moved out of the context and is no longer available when we need it, so just commented it out.

15:28 <efahl> This result in extra 'Status: ... installed' lines in the 'apk list -I --full' output, but it doesn't seem to affect luci-app-package-manager...

15:29 <efahl> It's at line 46 of the 0010 patch.

15:48 <Ansuel> I will take a look. The installed thing seems to need extra care

15:53 <efahl> Thanks!

18:35 <Sander_> Hi, I have a PR that's ready for merging. It has been reviewed and approved by DragonBluep. Could anyone please have a look? Thx! https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/17981

18:39 <Edu4rdSHL> Sander_, the people who "approved" it aren't members or affiliated to the OpenWrt org

18:40 <Habbie> hey, kpn wifi

18:40 <Sander_> I think it's safe to say that DragonBluep is an authority on the MT721 target. There was even a vote to give him merge rights, but the vote failed to reach a quorum.

18:40 <Habbie> i helped port openwrt to the 'kpn experia wifi'

18:40 <Habbie> including finding an exploit to avoid having to SPI flash :)

18:41 <Edu4rdSHL> Sander_, so, he's not part of the org

18:41 <Habbie> now i wonder if that exploit works on old superwifi firmware too

18:43 <Habbie> Sander_, https://7bits.nl/journal/posts/cve-2021-38703-kpn-experia-wifi-root-shell/

18:45 <Sander_> Yes I'm aware of the Experia Wifi, I even have a few units running at friends and family. The Superwifi doesn't have a way to upload firmware (or at least, recent firmwares don't support this), and the bootloader is locked.

18:47 <Habbie> the experia wifi also has both of those problems

18:47 <Habbie> that's why the exploit (for old firmware, which is how i found mine at a second hand store) was convenient

18:47 <Habbie> unlocking the bootloader is like a 10 byte write to mtd :)

18:48 <Habbie> also, nice work Sander_

18:48 <Sander_> Early versions of the Experia Wifi had the option to upload firmware

18:48 <Habbie> oh neat

18:48 <Habbie> i wonder if that's even older than mine, or i never checked

18:48 <Habbie> i did not go in with 'upload firmware' as the goal, i just wanted something to hack on ;)

18:49 <Sander_> See this: https://openwrt.org/inbox/toh/arcadyan/astoria/we420223-99#flashing_via_the_original_web_interface and this: https://github.com/hberntsen/we420223-99-sign

18:50 <Habbie> oh the superwifi, not the wifi

18:50 <Habbie> .. ignore that

18:51 <Habbie> cute, so two exploits for old firmware

18:52 <Sander_> Superwifi 2 is my next target. Unfortunately they're still quite expensive, and I got scammed on Marktplaats when trying to buy one :(

18:52 <Habbie> ouch

18:52 <Habbie> for the 'wifi' ones, how did you flash? SPI?

18:53 <Sander_> The Experia Wifi I flashed via the web, I got them ages ago with the old firmware

18:53 <Habbie> right, with that signer trick

18:54 <Habbie> i never ended up actually flashing my Wifi :>

18:55 <Sander_> They're old but pretty well performing still, Wifi range especially is very good

18:55 <blocktrron> Sander_: does pulling the SPI cs to ground on boot give you a console?

18:57 <blocktrron> I'll have a look at the PR - Deutsche Telekom decided to buy the same thing from arcadyan, just with Quantenna and USB attached realtek for 2.4GHz 🤡

18:57 <Habbie> i have a device here where messing with a pin or two on boot gives you console, -if- the uboot is old enough. don't know if it's true for the experias

18:59 <Sander_> The bootloader presents a console, but it's password protected. You mean pulling cs to ground would present a different console? (I'm not so well versed in electronics etc)

18:59 <Habbie> Sander_, pulling cs to ground will cause SPI read failure, and that error sometimes causes the console to show up

18:59 <Sander_> Even on recent firmware, Arcadyan/KPN doesn't seem to have touched the bootloader.