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Dear OpenWRT developer,
I hope this message finds you well. As a user of OpenWRT, I would like
to express my appreciation for the excellent work you have done in
creating such a comprehensive documentation. However, I have noticed
that the current structure can be challenging for new users to
navigate, which can be discouraging for them.
In an effort to help improve the user experience, I would like to
suggest a restructuring scheme based on the Buildroot user manual. I
believe that this scheme could make the documentation more accessible
and user-friendly, which would in turn help attract more users to
OpenWRT.
I understand that you have put a lot of effort into creating the
documentation, and I want to assure you that my intention is not to
criticize your work. Rather, I hope that my suggestion can contribute
to the continued success of OpenWRT.
The new structure:
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Developer guide
* Overview
* OpenWRT source code
* Getting the source code
* Working with GitHub
* Revision number calculation
* Build system:
* Build System essentials
* System setup
* Linux
* MacOS
* Windows (WSL)
* Setting up a build server in VirtualBox
* Build system usage
* Quick image-building guide
* Using build environments
* Overriding Build Options
* Using the SDK
* Cross Compiling your application
* Using External Toolchain
* Image Builder frontends
* Using the Image Builder
* OpenWrt Feeds
* Adding new packages to OpenWRT
* "Hello, world!" package for OpenWrt
* Preparing, configuring, and building the necessary tools
* Adjusting the PATH variable
* Conclusion
* Creating a simple “Hello, world!” application
* Creating the source code directory and files
* Compiling, linking, and testing the application
* Conclusion
* Creating a package from your application
* Creating a package feed for your packages
* Creating the package manifest file
* Conclusion
* Including your package feed into OpenWrt build system
* Including the new package feed into the OpenWrt build system
* Updating and installing feeds
* Conclusion
* Building, deploying and testing your application
* Building the package
* Deploying and testing your package
* Removing your package
* Conclusion
* Migrating to use GNU make in your application
* Why use GNU make ?
* Creating a makefile
* Testing the makefile using native tools
* Modifying the package manifest, and testing the build
* Conclusion
* Patching your application: Adding new files
* About patches
* Preparing the source code
* Creating the first patch
* Including the first patch into the package
* Conclusion
* Create a sample procd init script
* Patching your application: Editing existing files
* Creating the second patch
* Conclusion
* Adding existing packages to OpenWRT
* Autotools packages
* Cmake packages
* Meson packages
* Packages with other specific build systems
* Patching a package ( Working with patches)
* Using Dependencies
* Debugging
* GNU Debugger
* Device management in OpenWRT
* Adding a new device
* Adding new device support
* Adding new platform support
* Device support policies / best practices
* Device Tree Usage in OpenWrt (DTS)
* Mounting Block Devices
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Thank you for your consideration.
The full structure is attached.
Best regards,
Javad Rahimipetroudi
Developer guide
* Overview
* OpenWRT source code
* Getting the source code
* Working with GitHub
* Revision number calculation
* Build system:
* Build System essentials
* System setup
* Linux
* MacOS
* Windows (WSL)
* Setting up a build server in VirtualBox
* Build system usage
* Quick image-building guide
* Using build environments
* Overriding Build Options
* Using the SDK
* Cross Compiling your application
* Using External Toolchain
* Image Builder frontends
* Using the Image Builder
* OpenWrt Feeds
* Adding new packages to OpenWRT
* "Hello, world!" package for OpenWrt
* Preparing, configuring, and building the necessary tools
* Adjusting the PATH variable
* Conclusion
* Creating a simple “Hello, world!” application
* Creating the source code directory and files
* Compiling, linking, and testing the application
* Conclusion
* Creating a package from your application
* Creating a package feed for your packages
* Creating the package manifest file
* Conclusion
* Including your package feed into OpenWrt build system
* Including the new package feed into the OpenWrt build system
* Updating and installing feeds
* Conclusion
* Building, deploying and testing your application
* Building the package
* Deploying and testing your package
* Removing your package
* Conclusion
* Migrating to use GNU make in your application
* Why use GNU make ?
* Creating a makefile
* Testing the makefile using native tools
* Modifying the package manifest, and testing the build
* Conclusion
* Patching your application: Adding new files
* About patches
* Preparing the source code
* Creating the first patch
* Including the first patch into the package
* Conclusion
* Create a sample procd init script
* Patching your application: Editing existing files
* Creating the second patch
* Conclusion
* Adding existing packages to OpenWRT
* Autotools packages
* Cmake packages
* Meson packages
* Packages with other specific build systems
* Patching a package ( Working with patches)
* Using Dependencies
* Debugging
* GNU Debugger
* Device management in OpenWRT
* Adding a new device
* Adding new device support
* Adding new platform support
* Device support policies / best practices
* Device Tree Usage in OpenWrt (DTS)
* Mounting Block Devices
Technical References
* Networking
* Theory
* Datagram Structures
* Linux network interfaces
* Networking in the Linux Kernel
* Device Support: MAC address setup
* Multicast DNS Daemon
* Netifid
* Network scripts
* Wireless Modes
* Network Filesystems
* Security
* Security
* OpenWrt SELinux policy development, customization, and testing
* Coding in OpenWRT
* Write shell scripts in OpenWrt
* Init Scripts
* procd init scripts
* UCI
* Ubox (libubox)
* Ubus (OpenWrt micro bus architecture)
* uBus IPC/RPC System
* ubus file
* ubus iwinfo
* ubus network
* ubus service
* ubus session
* ubus system
* ubus uci
* Testing OpenWrt in a virtual machine
* Docker OpenWrt Image Generation
* Metarouter Virtualization on Mikrotik RouterBoard
* OpenWrt as a Docker Image
* OpenWrt as a Xen DomU guest
* OpenWrt as Docker container host
* OpenWrt as DomU in Debian Xen4 in a private network
* OpenWrt as QEMU/KVM host server
* OpenWrt in LXC containers
* OpenWrt in QEMU
* OpenWrt on UTM on Apple Silicon HowTo
* OpenWrt on VirtualBox HowTo
* OpenWrt on VMware Fusion on Apple Silicon HowTo
* OpenWrt on VMware HowTo
* OpenWrt running as metarouter on mikrotik routerOS
* VirtualBox Advanced
* Contribution
* Reporting bugs
* Submitting patches
* Sending patches by git send-email
* Frequent PR mistakes or "How to prevent my PR from getting delayed for
sure"
* OpenWRT release management
* Making OpenWrt releases
* High-level release process
* How to create a major release
* How to create a service release
* How to prepare buildbot for major release
* Prepare Nitrokey 3A Mini for build artifact signing
* Update package lists
* Update wikidata
* Release goals
* 20.xx
* 19.07.4
* 21.XX
* 22.03
* 23.xx
* 21.02
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