On Sat, 26 Apr 2008, Oliver Ertl wrote:
> > > I always compile trunk by myself and put the package repository
> > > on a web or FTP server.
> >
> > so you simply do an all-package build and create your own repo, is
> > that what you're saying? that's the direction i'm going in as
> > well.
> Yes
> > I always compile trunk by myself and put the package repository on a
> > web or FTP server.
>
> so you simply do an all-package build and create your own repo, is
> that what you're saying? that's the direction i'm going in as well.
Yes. But I only compile the packages I need. Nothing more.
On Sat, 26 Apr 2008, Oliver Ertl wrote:
> I always compile trunk by myself and put the package repository on a
> web or FTP server.
so you simply do an all-package build and create your own repo, is
that what you're saying? that's the direction i'm going in as well.
> In the build-system I chan
I always compile trunk by myself and put the package repository on a web or FTP
server.
In the build-system I change either package/base-files/files/etc/ipkg.conf to
have a new standard ipkg.conf for all targets.
For target specific ipkg.conf files change or add the file
target/linux//base-file
perhaps i just missed the doc on how to update this, but the
freshly-created /etc/ipkg.conf for my brcm47xx build creates a new
/etc/ipkg.conf file that contains the following:
src snapshots http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/brcm47xx/packages
dest root /
dest ram /tmp
however, the
