ok thanks,
i've tried to play with packages status by doing something like:
IFS=$'\n';
STATUS=ok # or other
for i in `opkg list-upgradable`; do PKG=`echo "${i}" | awk '{ print $1 }'`;
opkg flag $STATUS $PKG ; done
but no changes...It's not critical so i let it down and i'm upgrading with
--force-reinstall option.
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