That didn't work, so I commented it out. I then got errors with Quaga so I tried compiling a micro build instead. I actually got it to fully compile and I flashed it on my gP becuase I don't have a JTAG or serial setup on my GSv6 and i trust my gP more. Anyways, it didn't work and I don't have serial at the moment to see what is going wrong. _________________ Routers:
WRT54GS v6: DD-WRT v24-sp2 14438 NEWD2 micro_plus with modified CFE
Asus WL-500gP v2: Tomato USB k26 beta 20
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At 14, the youngest DD-WRT User
EDIT: Also, I read that tip and it didn't work, so for right now I'm just going to comment everything out that doesn't work, because Mini is all I would need
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WRT54GS v6: DD-WRT v24-sp2 14438 NEWD2 micro_plus with modified CFE
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Alright, got mega compiled by removing Quagga, Asterisk, Pound, and Radvd from the .config file. It works great . Also got a question. if I go through the whole make thing with mega, then build the other versions, can I just use the already compiled binaries or do I have to do a full clean of all the directories before I start over? _________________ Routers:
WRT54GS v6: DD-WRT v24-sp2 14438 NEWD2 micro_plus with modified CFE
Asus WL-500gP v2: Tomato USB k26 beta 20
WRT120N (No dd-wrt/openwrt yet...)
At 14, the youngest DD-WRT User
I am currently building a mini.24_2 to svn 13302. I encounter a few errors. In addition to the sputnik problem above, I found a problem involving pptpd.
Solution: in the file
~/DD-WRT/src/router/pptpd/Makefile
replace every instance of /home/seg/DEV/broadcom/src/router/pptpd/ with ./ such that the script points to the correct directory.
Thus for example this line:
AMTAR = ${SHELL} /home/seg/DEV/broadcom/src/router/pptpd/missing --run tar
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Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 18:55 Post subject:
modervador wrote:
modervador wrote:
I am currently building a mini.24_2 to svn 13302. I encounter a few errors. In addition to the sputnik problem above, I found a problem involving pptpd.
Solution: in the file
~/DD-WRT/src/router/pptpd/Makefile
replace every instance of /home/seg/DEV/broadcom/src/router/pptpd/ with ./ such that the script points to the correct directory.
Thus for example this line:
AMTAR = ${SHELL} /home/seg/DEV/broadcom/src/router/pptpd/missing --run tar
becomes
AMTAR = ${SHELL} ./missing --run tar
The only issue with this would be that the file would need to be edited each time it is replaced with an svn update download.
Write a script that does the SVN update an put a couple of command with sed at the end of the script that will change everything that is needed. I made this modification for e.g. in the script "01_get_src_svn.sh" I posted here.
In my experience, the subversion update won't overwrite your hand-edited files every time you run it, only if there is a newer version in the repository. In that case, it asks how you want to update that file. Options are given to hand-merge, view diff, etc.
The pptpd makefile hasn't changed in more than a year, and before that, it hadn't changed in almost a year, so it's not like it's going to bother you much. The reason for the change might just re-break whatever your script tries to fix, so you should look at it anyway to be sure.
I want to compile the dd-wrt software due to multicast problems on my Asus RT-N16. The first supported version for this router is Eko's build 13297M NEWD-2 K2.6 Eko. I think if I compile a K24 version I definitively brick my router, because it's unsupported.
I guess I need
1) to buy a serial adapter for testing purposes
2) a brief K26 compilation trail advice.
Can someone enlighten me how to accomplish that? Thx in advance. _________________ Regards,
gi-minni
Router: ASUS RT-N16@532 MHz (active cooling)
Firmware: DD-WRT v24-sp2 mega (02/23/10)
Build: 13972M NEWD-2 K2.6 BS
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