Discussion:
One platform update and two new packages [6 Attachments]
Ian D
2010-10-24 23:37:36 UTC
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I'm running DD-WRT v24sp1 on my Atheros AR71xx based Buffalo WZR-HP-300GN. It's
currently an unsupported architecture, although there is a non-functional
openwrt-atheros toolchain makefile in the platforms directory.


I have updated the toolchain-openwrt-atheros.mk so it builds properly using the
current OpenWRT toolchain. This also required a trivial modification to the
optware-check-package.pl script to add the architecture so that the
package-check make target succeeds.


There are two new package makefiles attached, the first for iptables-1.4.9.1
and the second for miniupnpd-1.4.2. Miniupnpd depends on iptables. The 1.4.9
version of iptables does not require kernel source to build. The attached patch
is for miniupnpd and is a minimal set of patches required to get the source to
compile and install properly in the optware environment with a functional init.d
script.

Both packages compile and build correctly on my Centos 5.5 x86_64. Both
packages install and run correctly on my Buffalo WZR-HP-300GN (DD-WRT v24sp1).


Ian
Ian D
2010-10-25 00:10:07 UTC
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Correct version of the iptables.mk file attached




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From: Ian D <kh40stheory-/***@public.gmane.org>
To: nslu2-developers-***@public.gmane.org
Sent: Mon, October 25, 2010 12:37:36 AM
Subject: [nslu2-developers] One platform update and two new packages [6
Attachments]


[Attachment(s) from Ian D included below]
I'm running DD-WRT v24sp1 on my Atheros AR71xx based Buffalo WZR-HP-300GN. It's
currently an unsupported architecture, although there is a non-functional
openwrt-atheros toolchain makefile in the platforms directory.


I have updated the toolchain-openwrt-atheros.mk so it builds properly using the
current OpenWRT toolchain. This also required a trivial modification to the
optware-check-package.pl script to add the architecture so that the
package-check make target succeeds.


There are two new package makefiles attached, the first for iptables-1.4.9.1
and the second for miniupnpd-1.4.2. Miniupnpd depends on iptables. The 1.4.9
version of iptables does not require kernel source to build. The attached patch
is for miniupnpd and is a minimal set of patches required to get the source to
compile and install properly in the optware environment with a functional init.d
script.

Both packages compile and build correctly on my Centos 5.5 x86_64. Both
packages install and run correctly on my Buffalo WZR-HP-300GN (DD-WRT v24sp1).


Ian
Brian
2010-10-25 05:03:12 UTC
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Great work! Thanks for your contribution.

I just committed your changes. I'll contact you offline to give you svn commit access.

Best regards,

-Brian
Post by Ian D
Correct version of the iptables.mk file attached
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Sent: Mon, October 25, 2010 12:37:36 AM
Subject: [nslu2-developers] One platform update and two new packages [6
Attachments]
[Attachment(s) from Ian D included below]
I'm running DD-WRT v24sp1 on my Atheros AR71xx based Buffalo WZR-HP-300GN. It's
currently an unsupported architecture, although there is a non-functional
openwrt-atheros toolchain makefile in the platforms directory.
I have updated the toolchain-openwrt-atheros.mk so it builds properly using the
current OpenWRT toolchain. This also required a trivial modification to the
optware-check-package.pl script to add the architecture so that the
package-check make target succeeds.
There are two new package makefiles attached, the first for iptables-1.4.9.1
and the second for miniupnpd-1.4.2. Miniupnpd depends on iptables. The 1.4.9
version of iptables does not require kernel source to build. The attached patch
is for miniupnpd and is a minimal set of patches required to get the source to
compile and install properly in the optware environment with a functional init.d
script.
Both packages compile and build correctly on my Centos 5.5 x86_64. Both
packages install and run correctly on my Buffalo WZR-HP-300GN (DD-WRT v24sp1).
Ian
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bisont887
2012-04-22 21:28:09 UTC
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Hi, I found your messages about make files for atheros mips architecture for which I have to thank you for first. I tried to compile with it but when I give
make toolchain
it replies
make: Nessuna operazione da eseguire per "toolchain".

then I tried coping the toolchain from the openwrt feed, and it worked for a while, but it stops compiling because it cannot find "ld" somewhere. It also fails compiling libstdc++ if I understood well.
Can you help me? there is another way to be able to add this wonderful repository to ar71xx chipset?
thanks
Post by Brian
Great work! Thanks for your contribution.
I just committed your changes. I'll contact you offline to give you svn commit access.
Best regards,
-Brian
Post by Ian D
Correct version of the iptables.mk file attached
________________________________
Sent: Mon, October 25, 2010 12:37:36 AM
Subject: [nslu2-developers] One platform update and two new packages [6
Attachments]
[Attachment(s) from Ian D included below]
I'm running DD-WRT v24sp1 on my Atheros AR71xx based Buffalo WZR-HP-300GN. It's
currently an unsupported architecture, although there is a non-functional
openwrt-atheros toolchain makefile in the platforms directory.
I have updated the toolchain-openwrt-atheros.mk so it builds properly using the
current OpenWRT toolchain. This also required a trivial modification to the
optware-check-package.pl script to add the architecture so that the
package-check make target succeeds.
There are two new package makefiles attached, the first for iptables-1.4.9.1
and the second for miniupnpd-1.4.2. Miniupnpd depends on iptables. The 1.4.9
version of iptables does not require kernel source to build. The attached patch
is for miniupnpd and is a minimal set of patches required to get the source to
compile and install properly in the optware environment with a functional init.d
script.
Both packages compile and build correctly on my Centos 5.5 x86_64. Both
packages install and run correctly on my Buffalo WZR-HP-300GN (DD-WRT v24sp1).
Ian
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