Changeset 146

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Timestamp:
07/21/04 15:56:11 (9 years ago)
Author:
aprilp
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Added ipkg and debian build makefiles

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trunk/wifidog
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  • trunk/wifidog/ChangeLog

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    11# $Header$ 
     22004-07-21 Philippe April <wifidog@philippeapril.com> 
     3    * Cleaned up the ipkg makefile 
     4    * Added makefile to build on Debian 
    25 
    362004-07-19 Alexandre Carmel-Veilleux <acv@acv.ca> 

  • trunk/wifidog/README.openwrt

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     1$Header$ 
     2 
    13OpenWRT specific README 
    2  
    3 $Header$ 
    44 
    55In order to compile OpenWRT for the linksys WRT54G, you must first 
    … …  
    1111platform. 
    1212 
    13 For WiFiDog, you must do: 
     13To complete with the creation of an 'ipkg' for OpenWRT: 
    1414 
    15 $ ./autogen.sh BUILDROOT=$HOME/buildroot 
    16 $ make 
     15$ ./ipkg/rules BUILDROOT=<path_to_openwrt_buildroot> 
    1716 
    18 This example assumes that you have installed the OpenWRT buildroot 
    19 in your home directory. You must run autogen.sh from the directory 
    20 containing the WiFiDog root. You might need to give autogen.sh the 
    21 execute permission. 
     17If your OpenWRT buildroot is compiled and the toolchain is complete, 
     18you should now have an 'ipkg' in the parent directory of where you 
     19have WiFiDog. 
    2220 
    23 Then, to build the ipkg for use on the OpenWRT, you do the following: 
    24  
    25 $ cd openwrt 
    26 $ make BUILDROOT=$HOME/buildroot 
    27  
    28 This will fail if you don't have an already compiled OpenWRT buildroot 
    29 with the complete toolchain. The Makefile will compile things that aren't 
    30 compiled by default and import all the binaries in the right places in 
    31 the ipkg tree. 
     21The Makefile will compile iptables that is not compiled by default 
     22and import all the binaries in the right places in the ipkg tree.