use the following:
native is empty anyway...Code:[admin@blechbuechse root]$ cat /opt/etc/ipkg.conf src/gz optware http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/op...g/cross/stable dest /opt/ /
wengi
Hi all,
while digging around here at the forum about IPKG repositories i asked myself which ipkg-repositories are usable for the WL-HDD?
Can i use all the packages made for the wl500g for the WL-HDD (with Oleg's firmware installed)?
What are the differences of the repositoris that can be found at http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds?
Very confusing
Regards, Thorsten
Last edited by dl9sec; 25-04-2007 at 16:43.
use the following:
native is empty anyway...Code:[admin@blechbuechse root]$ cat /opt/etc/ipkg.conf src/gz optware http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/op...g/cross/stable dest /opt/ /
wengi
Hi wengi,
thanks for the reply.
What is the difference between the "oleg"-tree and e.g. the "wl500g"-tree?
If i install IPKG for the first time according to the HOW-TO at the forum, the packages are fetched from http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/unslung/wl500g/ by default. Out of this repository i installed screen, nano and openssl. Do i have to uninstall and reinstall them from the "oleg"-tree?
Thanks in advance,
Thorsten
They are built with different libraries. optware/oleg is newer and has more packages. In the 8th version of the Oleg's firmware this will be the default repository. Yes, it is better to reinstall everything.
Done successfully.
Thanks for the explanation.
A word @wengi and the How-To:
Section 6 (mc):
- /etc/profile is a volatile file at my WL-HDD (Oleg-FW 1.9.2.7-7c) which can't be saved by 'flashfs save'. My workaround (after reading linux-forums for hours and hours) was to create a file named '.profile' at root's home dir /usr/local/root with the suggested lines nescessary for running mc.
BTW: here you can put further aliases e.g.Don't forget to make this file non-volatile withCode:alias ll="ls -la"as usual...Code:flashfs save && flashfs commit && flashfs enable
Regards, Thorsten
*Corrected '.profiles' to '.profile'. Thanks to al37919 for the hint...
Last edited by dl9sec; 26-04-2007 at 08:43.
You probably mean /usr/local/root/.profile
BTW, you can save also /etc/profile to flash.
Just edit /etc/profile and afterwards do the following:
after reboot your changes will be kept. /usr/local/.files is the list of additional files which are saved in the flashfs.PHP Code:
cat >> /usr/local/.files << EOF
/etc/profile
EOF
flashfs save && flashfs commit && flashfs enable && reboot
Last edited by al37919; 26-04-2007 at 09:31.