[4512jth]

Here is the log from the output. Can osmeone help me please? Thx in advance

[4512jth]

Anyone?

[gruenesAlien]

I would also take a look at:
/home/john/dd-wrt/DD-WRT/src/router/misc/rootprep_micro.sh

There might be a path problem.

[jrp316]

Firstly, very nice job on figuring this out; I've been trying to compile for a while now and this was the missing link for me.

I've taken the next step and made attempts at compiling for x86. So far, I've been making some decent in-roads to that end but I believe I'm missing the proper Makefile when it comes time to run a make in the /src directory. I can compile the kernel and a "make configure" in the /src/router directory appears to work out, but a final make in the /src directory bombs out at the end with a "services.o" error.

Any thoughts?

[4512jth]

[rkozola]

[aruzsi]

Hi,

I read this thread and the Wiki compiling a new image.
I think I downloaded all pices of source and I got just Error: x messages. :-(

Please help me!

My environment:
Ubuntu 9.10 64 bit.
The router would be a Linksys WRT54GL v1.0.

I want a new image with OSPF support. Thats all. Nothing more. And I needn't HotSpot.

TIA,

BTW: I'm not programer only a "configurator".

[4512jth]

Has anyone ever set up a preconfigured VM with the source code sucessfully downloaded and compiled, for the less technical inclined?

[gruenesAlien]

Here are my scripts for setting up a compile environment. You still need the files install_mini.v24_2.sh and make_kernel.v24_2.sh from page 1. They are made for debian and for a user with name dd-wrt. Unpack them to /home/dd-wrt/. The script is configures to use revision 13302, you can change this is file 01_get_src_svn.sh.

Usage:
cd /home/dd-wrt/
wget http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/download.php?id=12336
tar xzf scripts.tar.gz
chmod +x *.sh
./00_install_prerequirements.sh
./01_get_src_svn.sh
./02_compile_first_some_tools.sh
./03_compile_mini.sh

If they do not work, find the solution and post it. There can be a kink but if you do not find a solution for this almost precooked dinner you should not compile a firmware because you do not know what you are doing.

BTW: I am not responsible anything you do with those scripts.

[4512jth]

[gruenesAlien]

It is difficult to brink a wl500gP V2, I have one my own and not managed to.

If you have a serial I would be interested in output if you config busybox to have LFS. My wl500gP V2 did not start or hung somewhere, just reflashed a good version. I guess the toolchain is not with LFS but I'm unsure. Perhaps it's something else.

[4512jth]

Yeah, I heard good things about Asus routers being very difficult to brick. ALso, I'm compiling now with the scripts you made. Thanks or sharing them

[4512jth]

make -C radvd/flex libfl.a
make[2]: Entering directory `/home/dd-wrt/DD-WRT/src/router/radvd/flex'
make[2]: *** No rule to make target `libfl.a'. Stop.
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/dd-wrt/DD-WRT/src/router/radvd/flex'
make[1]: *** [radvd] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/dd-wrt/DD-WRT/src/router'
make: *** [all] Error 2

Ugh.

[gruenesAlien]

which build? mini works with those scripts.

There are some "stale" packages in svn. Stale means no source available public and so not build able. You have to take a look at radvd/flex. The error looks like there's no makefile available.

The "rules" for compiling things are in "DD-WRT/src/router/rules" and you might find a radvd.mk there that will help you.

[4512jth]