ok so I actually got this fixed.  

first I wanted to make sure there wasn't any dependency issues so in
addition to the ones in the above link (make, openssl, and gcc), I also
installed the following:

ipkg install coreutils binutils automake

once I did this, I got stuck with the compiler error and with much trial
and error determined that for me it was my environment table that wasn't
set up correctly.  I did find documentation on how Optware install
didn't do this correctly.  so here are the steps I took to fix

cd \ (to get to the root directory)
echo $PATH (displays the environment path)
find -name "gcc" (displays the path of compiler gcc)
find -name "make" (displays the path of command make)
find -name "install" (displays the path of the command install)
find -name 'ipkg" (displays the path of the command ipkg)
PATH=(here, make sure you enter in all the directories that where shown
when you displayed the current path and add the additional ones for
make, gcc, install and ipkg.  each directory is separated by a ":")  for
me this looked something like
"PATH=/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Optware/bin:/opt/bin:/opt/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin"

once I did this, everything worked correctly.  thanks michael - you were
part of the reason why I was able to get through it



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