Fixes #589

OpenSSL moves old versions of the library from http://www.openssl.org/source/
to http://www.openssl.org/source/old/1.0.2/ breaking the old links. That
behavior breaks the OpenWRT-build every time OpenSSL releases a new version.

This patch adds http://www.openssl.org/source/old/1.0.2/ to the PKG_SOURCE_URL
of OpenSSL to avoid breaking the build whenever OpenSSL releases a new
version.

This patch is already included in the current OpenWrt CC branch.
Cherry-pick for now as we're very close to the Gluon 2015.2 release.

The trunk version of mac80211 doesn't need these dependencies anymore as
they are compiled into the kernel.

While this didn't cause any issues for Gluon as we always build the kernel
with all modules, this fix makes the patch work on a plain OpenWrt CC as
well.

Fixes #550

Fixes #540

Update kernel to 3.18.23

ath9k expects to get revision id 2 for the QCA9531 ver. 2 rev. 0. This
fixes the very low TX power on some devices like the TP-LINK
TL-WR841ND v10.

As ath79_soc_rev is only used to get the revision number to ath9k on the
QCA9533, just set it to the expected value on the ver. 2.

Some more cleanup.

This patch adds the kernel modules to for the very common Realtek RTL8150 and Realtek 8152 based USB-to-Ethernet converters.
After this patch the following packages can be added to targets (or site.mk):
kmod-usb-net-rtl8150
kmod-usb-net-rtl8152

The modules are already available in openwrt trunk, but not in Chaos Calmer. This patch is just a temporary backport.
The modules are needed for Futros with additional USB-Ethernet-Interface and VMs with dedicated USB-NIC

This reverts commit 8ad3c881.

We can't use the same image for these two devices, so as a workaround,
remove ZR-600DHP from the name for now, so the autoupdater can work and
users aren't confused.

This also takes us past the OpenWrt 15.05 final release.

This reverts commit 91b3c1d3.

This reverts commit 6da1677d.

Fixes site.conf checks.

This might improve stability on the TL-WR841 v9.

hostapd would switch the primary and secondary channel on 5GHz networks in
certain circumstances, completely breaking the adhoc interfaces of the WLAN
adapter (they would lose their configuration).

As a temporary fix, disable this channel switch function.