OpenWRT Build System for CentOS 7: Difference between revisions

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== Notes on 09.13.2020 ==
==Notes on 09.13.2020==
Here's a stupid error that makes complete sense, yet shouldn't even exist in this situation: Makefile 'package/linux/Makefile' has a dependency on 'kmod-phy-bcm-ns-usb2', which does not exist
Here's a stupid error that makes complete sense, yet shouldn't even exist in this situation: Makefile 'package/linux/Makefile' has a dependency on 'kmod-phy-bcm-ns-usb2', which does not exist


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And if one is looking for the OpenSSL package, it is of course intuitively named openssl-util.  And following that very clear path, the Makefile file for openssl is located in /feeds/base/package/libs/openssl
And if one is looking for the OpenSSL package, it is of course intuitively named openssl-util.  And following that very clear path, the Makefile file for openssl is located in /feeds/base/package/libs/openssl


== 09.13.2013 - Less Vitriolic Notes ==
==09.13.2013 - Less Vitriolic Notes==
git clone -b openwrt-19.07 <nowiki>https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt.git</nowiki> /root/openwrtSDK.Manual: Copies the 19.07 (IE, the lateversion of files from the OpenWRT sources at GitHub
git clone -b openwrt-19.07 <nowiki>https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt.git</nowiki> /root/openwrtSDK.Manual: Copies the 19.07 (IE, the lateversion of files from the OpenWRT sources at GitHub


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staging_dir/host: Seems to contain x86_64 files that are "translated" to other platforms
staging_dir/host: Seems to contain x86_64 files that are "translated" to other platforms
Another observation that seems a bit obvious, but isn't really explicitly stated anywhere is that the "make menuconfig" "script" settings apply only in certain circumstances.  For instance, when using the above make... ...toolchain/config command, there were no packages compiled and put into a bin directory.  As a test, selected the openssl package (which includes libssl) to be created as a modular package.  And it wasn't created, nor should it have been.