Build OpenWrt / LEDE from source codes | [firmware] OpenWrt / LEDE compilation from source codes
TTB @ 05/09/17, 17:45
At the moment, I see no reason to use OpenWRT at all.
Soon, perhaps everything will change, recently I came across the newsOpenWrt and LEDE Developers Consider Project Merger Plan
Post has been editedstp101 - 09.05.17, 17:48
STP101 @ 05/09/17, 17:48
Soon, perhaps everything will change, recently the news came across Developers of OpenWrt and LEDE are considering a plan for merging projects
Well, the second approach is already at the merger, the first ended in nothing (and good). Just what will change? LEDE is the same OpenWRT only everything is fresh and actively sawn further. In fact, only a brand is needed from OpenWRT, but here in Linux we are not collecting firmware for the sake of a nameplate, right?)
TTB @ 05/09/17, 18:02
Just what will change?
So they want to use LEDE rap in OpenWrt. It's just that a bunch of farkov is also not good, as a beginner can get confused. : D so if you think about it, it looks like openwrt / lede - debian / ubuntu.
Usenkov999 @ 05/09/17, 10:28
ttb, i.e. collecting firmware manually do I get fresh components, drivers?
I won’t say anything about drivers, but you’ll get the latest versions of all packages (including those that directly route and network functions) and kernels. If the OpenWRT / LEDE team made these changes, of course. Do not forget to synchronize your repository with the fresh one just before assembly. Usually the git pull command does this, but it depends on the firmware.
Usenkov999 @ 05/09/17, 10:28
those. collecting firmware manually do I get fresh components, drivers?
When assembling manually, you get firmware for your device, with the components that you need. A simple example, I put OpenWrt on a Dir-300 and out of the box I get English localization, without L2TP, without QOS, without UPnP, etc. I configure, install the components I need, the Russian language, etc., but if I decide to do a reset, then everything needs to be reinstalled. Having assembled the firmware myself, I add to it everything that I need for my device (including settings for me so that everything works out of the box). When reset, everything will remain.
And now I have encountered a problem. When executing the script ./scripts/feeds update I get the result:
Can't exec "make": No such file or directory at ./scripts/feeds line 22.
Unsupported version of make found: make
Did on ubuntu server 16.10. In linukha is not strong, I will not decide. I understand that swears on the make version.
Post has been editedusenkov999 - 10.05.17, 11:13
Can't exec "make": No such file or directory at ./scripts/feeds line 22.
Unsupported version of make found: make
Did on ubuntu server 16.10. In linukha is not strong, I will not decide. I understand that swears on the make version.
Post has been editedusenkov999 - 10.05.17, 11:13
Usenkov999 @ 05/10/17, 11:12
When executing the script ./scripts/feeds update
actually correct ./scripts/feeds update -a
A123l, actually wrote by hand, and do not save with paste, I'm not blind and I see how it is right, the essence does not change.
stp101, and from the root and from the user.
usenkov999, Hmm, for fun, I repeated everything on the virtual machine from 16.10 without the installed set of tools for the compiler
All OK.
Collecting package info: done
Collecting target info: done
Try to delete the entire directory (it will be more convenient through mc) and repeat the steps.
usenkov999, You simply did not enter (cd openwrt) into the downloaded openwrt directory in the terminal Usenkov999 @ 05/10/17, 11:12
No such file or directory at
Post has been editedA123l - 10.05.17, 12:55
stp101, A123l, that's all I have already tried and done. Of course, I entered the catalog, by the way I did lede
git clonehttps://git.lede-project.org/source.gitlede, then cd lede and then trying to execute the script. I have java and unifi controller on this server, so does it not conflict with everything.
Usenkov999 @ 05/10/17, 12:54
I have java and unifi controller on this server, so does it not conflict with everything.
I don’t know that. I just checked on openwrt too - everything is done.
usenkov999, similarly. And just checked with Lede - everything is done too Posted on 05/10/2017, 13:04:
Usenkov999 @ 05/10/17, 12:58
* A123l,
with lede, after all, it’s all the same, right?
with lede, after all, it’s all the same, right?
everything works the same way (checked now)
Now I will not prompt. Perhaps because of 16.10 (I tried on 16.04 - Linux Mint).
And when did you download, everything went fine?
Post has been editedA123l - 10.05.17, 13:19
And when did you download, everything went fine?
Post has been editedA123l - 10.05.17, 13:19
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