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cpio utility is a mess in point of portability.
For example NetBSD cpio implementation does not support
userid and groupid changes for the archive. This
feature is required for initramfs filesystem targets.
This cpio is from the Heirloom project.
Fix needed rebuild of tools, when changing targets.
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enable needed kernel modules, disable removing of
any kernel modules on restart.
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* add PCM to mixer init script
* let ipkg check if rootfs is already rw mounted
* fix overlapping utilities
* enable DPMS in Xorg configuration, remove unused stuff
* set DPMS timeout to 60 seconds via startx,
disable screen blanking. Mplayer now runs fine without
any screen blanking
* enable some more features in vim (f.e. :split)
* rename mpc package to libmpc
* fix uvcvideo loading (v4l2 compat again..)
* add new xset package
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- remove broken patch from silicon motion driver
- add mpc package for upcoming gcc 4.5.x update
- add /etc/adktarget, which can be used for native targets to identify
- add ffplay subpackage
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Conflicts:
Config.in
package/dropbear/Makefile
package/iptables/Makefile
package/kismet/Makefile
package/nfs-utils/Makefile
package/ntpclient/Makefile
package/openvpn/Makefile
package/pkgmaker
package/rxvt-unicode/Makefile
package/vgp/Makefile
package/wpa_supplicant/Makefile
package/xf86-input-keyboard/Makefile
package/xf86-input-mouse/Makefile
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if you like to use an usb umts modem with hso chipset,
this is the support for it.
use following in /etc/network/interfaces:
auto hso0
iface hso0 inet manual
pin xxxx
apn foo.bar
credentials go to freewrt 1.0 supporters...
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Conflicts:
target/alix2d/kernel.config
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- update busybox, dnsmasq, ppp and libusb
- add timezone and hostname configuration for target via menu
- fix resolv.conf creation for dhcp client
- fix usb for alix boards
- enable lsusb and lspci by default
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disable geode AES coprocessor, better use kernel modules,
otherwise some crypto stuff get statically compiled and
the build fails.
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ipkg will automatically mount the normal read-only rootfs as read-write
and after the command back to read-only. ipkg install/remove/upgrades
are only supported for compact disk or disk based systems. On flash systems
better reflash completely.
make a kernel package containing the real kernel.
Adjust ipkg.conf to contain a configurable server adress.
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But as there are packages with names containing them, and other package
managers probably have less problems with that, fix this issue at the
most specific place.
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When adjusting for auto-generated package/Config.in, I found out that
the splitting into Config.in{,.lib,.kmod} done by pkgmaker was rather
subversive to my approach. Categorisation of packages and subpackages
should be done via package section, which is enabled by this patch for
subpackages, too.
Instead of filling up the package subdirectories, use a common directory
package/pkgconfigs.d/ to contain all auto-generated Config.in files. In
order to allow simple assumption from config symbol to actual package
from within menuconfig (the path to the Config.in file containing the
current config symbol is printed as part of the help text), put all
generated Config.in files for a certain package into a common
subdirectory.
pkgmaker now saves each generated config symbol (excluding the flavours)
into it's own file, therefore allowing to sort subpackages of a package
into a different section.
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after n0-1 helped to find a way to fix my broken rb433
by using the primary bootloader via shortening a jumper
I got the motivation to get this target working again.
Summarize both targets to newly created rb4xx target.
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alice iptv seems to use destination=ip:port instead of client_port=port, like
RFC suggesting it. But destination= is also used by STUN method.
As a quick hack I commented out STUN method to avoid crashes.
Now at least I can see some tv streams. still not 100% good.
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