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mionica:
current LEDE opkg seems to have some leftover printfs
Example: root@wifi-ap:~# opkg list-upgradable alloc item for pkg=0x7e2ab0 alloc item for pkg=0x7c8900 alloc item for pkg=0x7dace0 [...] alloc item for pkg=0x7def10 alloc item for pkg=0x7dcdd0 alloc item for pkg=0x7d4900 base-files - 172-r3554-f66a0c93b3 - 172-r3558-19720a6f03
Now, this is easily "fixed" with a opkg list-upgradable | grep -v 'alloc item' but a) it's still annoying, and b) should be a very quick fix
Don't know what commands this applies to (besides list-upgradable), but a quick recursive grep should probably show the extent of this inconvenience.
Also reported here: openwrt/packages#4057
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note. problem seems to be in libopkg/opkg_upgrade.c, function pkg_hash_check_installed_pkg_helper() - it's a printf
also found some ptr=%p instances in pkg_depends.c, but those are opkg_msg() calls - and I haven't seen any instances of those during normal operation
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jow-:
Thank you for the report; I removed the bad printf() with https://git.lede-project.org/9e4555f.
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mionica:
current LEDE opkg seems to have some leftover printfs
Example:
root@wifi-ap:~# opkg list-upgradable
alloc item for pkg=0x7e2ab0
alloc item for pkg=0x7c8900
alloc item for pkg=0x7dace0
[...]
alloc item for pkg=0x7def10
alloc item for pkg=0x7dcdd0
alloc item for pkg=0x7d4900
base-files - 172-r3554-f66a0c93b3 - 172-r3558-19720a6f03
Now, this is easily "fixed" with a
opkg list-upgradable | grep -v 'alloc item'
but a) it's still annoying, and b) should be a very quick fix
Don't know what commands this applies to (besides list-upgradable), but a quick recursive grep should probably show the extent of this inconvenience.
Also reported here: openwrt/packages#4057
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: