Firmware v1.9.2.7 CR7 now 7g [Oleg]

[havrosh]

Hi again,

yet another question: since I installed v1.9.2.7-7g on my WL-500gP, my System Log is full with following entries:

Apr 29 09:03:34 syslog: Warn: MRT_DEL_MFC; Errno(2): No such file or directory

Can anybody tell me, what does it mean? IMHO the previous (7f) firmware didn't log such warnings.

EDIT: Now i found out, these warnings were caused by multicast routing. I deactivated the multicast routing and the warnings were gone. But I would like to undersatnd the real reason of these warnings..

Thanks a lot!

BR

Robert

I have noticed the same behaviour. When I enable multicast routing than there are these messages in the log.
Have you found the reason why?

havrosh

[akbor]

Yes, I found the reason. It's multicast routing. Disable it, if you don't need it!

BR

Robert

[havrosh]

Yes, I found the reason. It's multicast routing. Disable it, if you don't need it!

BR

Robert

I had to enable multicats routing because I need to connect to other linux machine which is located in different network. I will try to make static route rule and disable multicast route.

Thanks

havrosh

[wengi]

@admins

Will the firmware be added to the wizzard?

wengi

[zwitter]

Huh i still have problems with ppp0 interface on *g* version [wan is not flashing]. Tho its working like its should on f one. So i don't have a clue whats going on :/

[lansin]

When i:

[admin@asus root] flashfs save
tar: Removing leading '/' from member names
tmp/local/
tmp/local/local/root/
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 116 Jun 28 03:56 /tmp/flash.tar.gz
Check saved image and type "/sbin/flashfs commit" to commit changes

[admin@asus root]$ cat /.version
1.9.2.7-7g

who can help me solve this problem ,tks!

[wengi]

[admin@blechbuechse root]$ flashfs save
tar: Removing leading '/' from member names
tmp/local/
tmp/local/sbin/
tmp/local/sbin/post-boot
tmp/local/sbin/post-firewall
tmp/local/sbin/post-mount
tmp/local/sbin/pre-shutdown
tmp/local/etc/
tmp/local/etc/dropbear/
tmp/local/etc/dropbear/dropbear_dss_host_key
tmp/local/etc/dropbear/dropbear_rsa_host_key
tmp/local/etc/profile
tmp/local/samba/
tmp/local/samba/private/
tmp/local/root/
tmp/local/root/.mc/
tmp/local/root/.mc/Tree
tmp/local/root/.mc/history
tmp/local/root/.mc/ini
tmp/local/root/.lesshst
tmp/local/root/.toprc
tmp/local/root/.elinks/
tmp/local/root/.elinks/bookmarks
tmp/local/root/.elinks/globhist
tmp/local/root/.ssh/
tmp/local/root/.ssh/authorized_keys
tmp/local/root/logger
-rw-r--r-- 1 admin root 5059 Jun 28 08:37 /tmp/flash.tar.gz
Check saved image and type "/sbin/flashfs commit" to commit changes
[admin@blechbuechse root]$

Thats normal. Whats your problem?

wengi

PS: There is no reason to panic and write a pm.... keep cool

[lansin]

[QUOTE=wengi;57946]

[admin@blechbuechse root]$ flashfs save
tar: Removing leading '/' from member names
tmp/local/
tmp/local/sbin/
tmp/local/sbin/post-boot
tmp/local/sbin/post-firewall
tmp/local/sbin/post-mount
tmp/local/sbin/pre-shutdown
tmp/local/etc/
tmp/local/etc/dropbear/
tmp/local/etc/dropbear/dropbear_dss_host_key
tmp/local/etc/dropbear/dropbear_rsa_host_key
tmp/local/etc/profile
tmp/local/samba/
tmp/local/samba/private/
tmp/local/root/
tmp/local/root/.mc/
tmp/local/root/.mc/Tree
tmp/local/root/.mc/history
tmp/local/root/.mc/ini
tmp/local/root/.lesshst
tmp/local/root/.toprc
tmp/local/root/.elinks/
tmp/local/root/.elinks/bookmarks
tmp/local/root/.elinks/globhist
tmp/local/root/.ssh/
tmp/local/root/.ssh/authorized_keys
tmp/local/root/logger
-rw-r--r-- 1 admin root 5059 Jun 28 08:37 /tmp/flash.tar.gz
Check saved image and type "/sbin/flashfs commit" to commit changes
[admin@blechbuechse root]$

Thats normal. Whats your problem?

wengi

is it normal?! it look like that it don't save successfully?i think it have some trouble.

[wengi]

tmp/local/ seems to be empty. Take a look if this is right.

tmp/local/local/root/ should not exist. maybe you have copied some things the wrong way... There should be a tmp/local/root....

You have a problem with the files themselves, but not with "flashfs save"
Is this a clean install of oleg firmware???
wengi

[lansin]

when i:
use the command as following:

ipkg install apache

there some problems appear as follow:

collected errors:
package apache md5sum mismatch,either the ipkg or the package index are corrupt.try 'ipkg update'

what is it's problem?can you tell me how to do it?

[wengi]

What about telling us what you installed until now.....

which uClib do you use?
which ipkg do you use?
which repository do you use?

post the results of "ipkd update" and "ipkg list_installed".

Sorry, my glass sphere seems to be broken..

wengi

[lansin]

tmp/local/ seems to be empty. Take a look if this is right.

tmp/local/local/root/ should not exist. maybe you have copied some things the wrong way... There should be a tmp/local/root....

You have a problem with the files themselves, but not with "flashfs save"
Is this a clean install of oleg firmware???
wengi

reply:
[root@(none)local]ls
root

there are no cases what you say,i update the firmware with the internet's interface

from lansin

[lansin]

What about telling us what you installed until now.....

which uClib do you use?
which ipkg do you use?
which repository do you use?

post the results of "ipkd update" and "ipkg list_installed".

Sorry, my glass sphere seems to be broken..

wengi

$ipkg update
download http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/op...table/packages
$ipkg list_installed
apr
apr-util
bzip2
cyrus-sasl-libs
e2fsprogs
eaccelerator
expat
gdbm
ipkg-opt
libdb
libxm12
libxslt
lynx
ncftp
ncurses
openldap-libs
openssl
pcre
php-appache
readline
sqlite
termcap
uclibc-opt
zlib

[wengi]

ok, your ipkg feed is the right one.
normaly there are version numbers of the packages.

i guess you are not copying, but typing all that stuff.
You know you can copy all this using e.g. putty and copy/paste?

But thats not the point...

You have installed many things so you shoul have files in your /tmp/local folder.
It is very strange you dont! Did you delete any files or copy anything in /usr/local/.....?

wengi

[lansin]

ok, your ipkg feed is the right one.
normaly there are version numbers of the packages.

i guess you are not copying, but typing all that stuff.
You know you can copy all this using e.g. putty and copy/paste?

But thats not the point...

You have installed many things so you shoul have files in your /tmp/local folder.
It is very strange you dont! Did you delete any files or copy anything in /usr/local/.....?

wengi

yeah,i delete two files(post-boot and post-firewall) in /usr/local/sbin,but i reupgrate the firmware now