Re: [Cerowrt-devel] going down the todo list

[Fred Stratton <fredstratton@imap.cc>]

0) Themes

I would point out that changing theme is likely to give Rich Brown great 
difficulty, as it renders his wiki page obsolete.

I have installed the openwrt.org theme from 3.10.26-1 in 3.10.26-2. The 
bootstrap theme and openwrt theme can co-exist, and there is a menu to 
choose between them installed by default.

Installing both themes in each build solves the problem.

On 19/01/14 12:51, Dave Taht wrote:
> I am going to try to knock out a new release by tomorrow...
>
> -1) has minidnssd and upnp been working for others correctly?
>
> 0) Presently fooling with a new skin with the gui (it's in 3.10.26-2 -
> don't! install that unless you merely want to look at the gui). I have
> no opinion on graphical matters, yours solicited.
>
> 1) I have found that sqm does not always start correctly on boot. There is some
> dependency on something firing to get it to start.
>
> 2) dnsmasq's dnssec support isn't quite baked enough to think about
> putting into a "stabler" release.
>
> 3) I updated most of the onboard doc, still have to finish the credits file
>
> 4) bcp38 turns out to be hard to do correctly in our commonly
> double-natted universe. I think I will try to make the facility
> available but only enable it partially by default.
>
> 5) David personette fixed https support for the gui so we will switch
> to https for the next round
>
> 6) squash incoming diffserv bits. I think perhaps wireshark is
> grabbing the packets before iptables thus I don't see them squashed
>
> 7) native ipv6 and dhcpv6-pd support - as discussed on the list, a
> full solution is gated on steven barth. The massive rework of the
> routing infrastructure he put in friday needs to be tested too,
> though.
>
> I am hopefully gaining ipv6 from comcast today to see stuff for myself.
>
> 8) src/dst routing test of babels - needs work
>
> 9) updated shaperprobe, uftp4, and ditg - no progress
>
> 10) iwl related crash and unaligned instructions - I have some data on
> when and how much they happen now, still no insight as to why
>