I have a build script which patches the .mk file for the target system to add (and remove) some packages, and puts a .config file in the openwrt/trunk directory. It then runs make defconfig, and this used to cause removed packages not to be built, and the added ones to be built.
But I have just re-run it and none of the extra packages I requested seem to have been built. Has something changed with the processing of make defconfig? Do I now have to change the .config file as well to include the packages? Essentially what I want to be able to do is to take a standard profile (say the Pcengines one for wrap boards) and add some extra packages that I always need, remove the ones I do not need, and make a few changes to the .config. And this method of patching the .mk (I unpatch it when I finish) and creating a short .config seemed to work, but it now seems to be unstable. I need to have a common application profile across a number of platforms (wrap, rb1xx etc) and this seemed the best way to achieve it - other suggestions greatfully received. David _______________________________________________ openwrt-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-users
