06:42 <plappermaul> Forgot yesterday. PR 19604 is ready too. Thanks in advance.

09:41 <Nick[m]> why does it check here for c23 https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/faillogs/aarch64_cortex-a53/base/strace/compile.txt if toolchain autoconf is at 2.72 and checking for it was done later https://gitweb.git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=autoconf.git;a=commitdiff;h=653956f44683e1daed9827de429590bdd2e317e7;hp=e9fee73dba5d2156abc48734b5a9faff89dcdc11

09:43 <robimarko> No idea, but its a generic issue since we updated a lot of autohell components

09:43 <robimarko> Now if autoreconf is being used it will check for C23 and that causes a lot of issues

09:43 <robimarko> Its being investigated

10:16 <aiyion> robimarko: Thanks for the answers tonight.

11:01 <schmars[m]> segfault in mkdir during installation of libgcc in imagebuilder. anyone remember that? i knew how to work around that years ago, but for the love of god i can't remember

12:33 <schmars[m]> ah yes, switch back to alpine 3.18

13:08 <mrfrenzy> m4t: actually that's the first thing I tried, but you cannot do chmod on /. even though there is an overlay. At the moment I have my build-script modify package/base-files/Makefile but I would like to learn how to make a package that contains a patchfile that is executed by the make system. if it was any other package than base-files I think it would be trivial to make a package that depends on

13:08 <mrfrenzy> base-files and patches it, then replace base-files with my feed. Problem is I cannot find in feeds what pulls in base-files, or what depends on it.

13:09 <mrfrenzy> rmilecki: we are a lot of people still using vendor builds based on 21.02 so it certainly is appreciated

13:12 <rmilecki> mrfrenzy: good :-)

15:15 <owrt-images-builds> Build [#273](https://buildbot.openwrt.org/images/#/builders/24/builds/273) of `main_mvebu/cortexa53` failed: failed Packages built (failure)

15:39 <owrt-images-builds> Build [#277](https://buildbot.openwrt.org/images/#/builders/199/builds/277) of `main_bcm47xx/generic` failed: failed './scripts/feeds update' (failure)

18:24 <cousin_luigi> Greetings.

18:27 <cousin_luigi> I don't understand what I need to modify an existing package or create a new one and build it locally.

18:49 <plappermaul> Hi need a hint for this topic. Want to add nand/ubi features for the realtek target. Sadly this increases the image size and we are already thight with some devices. Current idea is to add a new subtarget with more features. E.g. besides rtl930x I would add rtl930x_nand. Does it make sense?