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06:31 <linusw_> are the builds with external toolchain supposed to work or is it common that those fail?

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07:15 <Rondom> they are used in CI I think

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12:01 <yogo1212> Hi :-)

12:03 <yogo1212> I'm seeing netifd segfaulting since an update to 20d761cf195e. '0x77cc400d in ucv_put_value" "invalid read access from 00000030". Sadly, the PC isn't saved past ucv_put. Could someone point me in a direction on how to debug?

12:04 <Habbie> 0030 sounds like a member of a struct where the struct pointer is 0

12:18 <yogo1212> @Habbie uvc_put_value basically only uses uc_value_t which is a 32 bit bit field. i'm hoping to learn more about how ucode is being called.

12:21 <yogo1212> pew! so many structs in ucode... i guess i'll have to build a few packages with debug then

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15:56 <meiser79> nbd: Hi, any progress on bridger?

18:37 <owrt-images-builds> Build [#46](https://buildbot.openwrt.org/images/#/builders/118/builds/46) of `openwrt-23.05_kirkwood/generic` failed: failed Target files uploaded (failure)

20:31 <efahl> aparcar[m]: Looks like disk full on the sysupgrade.o.o server? https://forum.openwrt.org/t/owut-openwrt-upgrade-tool/200035/777

23:00 <hauke> Ansuel: what airoha device with GPON would you suggest for OpenWrt development?

23:00 <hauke> Ansuel: is ethernet already working on airoha?

23:24 <Rondom> hauke: do you know an affordable olt?

23:26 <hauke> Rondom: not really affordable, ubiquiti GPON OLT is 1k

23:26 <hauke> TiBit 10G XGSPON is 1.5k

23:27 <hauke> did anyone make used PON OLT work?

23:29 <Rondom> what do you mean by "make work"? as in "document how to set it up"? usually navigating arcane vendor CLIs is the hardest part

23:32 <hauke> Rondom: manyGPON OLTs are sold on ebay.

23:33 <hauke> when looking at Huawei or Nokia I do not know what hardware or licenses are needed to make it work

23:33 <hauke> and the UI is probably also not nice

23:33 <Rondom> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005009662606061.html <= this one looks interesting. One review claiming they got it working, but lacking the SW (or instructions) to configure it

23:43 <hauke> Rondom: This looks nice

23:45 <Rondom> There is some kit PON OLT from Huawei that is supposed to be used in the home marketed as FTTR. The R stands for room, you basically draw fibre between different floors of your house and thanks to PON you can use splitters to distribute it and the fibre is nearly invisible. I have not seen it sold anywhere. I heard they were trying to distribute it via operators and I think in some youtube-video I heard they were in talks with Vodafone in

23:45 <Rondom> Germany

23:46 <Rondom> https://e.huawei.com/eu/solutions/enterprise-optical-network/ftth/fttr-home?from=search

23:46 <Rondom> I was hoping that would provide us a cheap OLT, but I have yet to actually see the hardware outside of marketing videos

23:52 <merbanan> hauke: I suggest econet for pon stuff

23:52 <merbanan> and I found a sfp based OLT for ~€100

23:53 <merbanan> lots of bits and pieces before things can work

23:53 <merbanan> Rondom: I have the software

23:54 <merbanan> that was the OLT I was thinking of

23:54 <hauke[m]> Do you have a manual?

23:55 <Rondom> merbanan: is it the same one you have been talking about?

23:55 <merbanan> hauke[m]: manual for what ?

23:56 <merbanan> Rondom: yes, there is probably only one manufacturer

23:56 <merbanan> I have not had the time to test though

23:56 <merbanan> and it most likely only supports SFU mode

23:57 <merbanan> anyway if one would like to work on GPON stuff I would suggest the econet platform

23:58 <merbanan> unfortunately it is not really in stellar shape

23:59 <merbanan> Airoha is in better shape but the hardware is more complex