On Sun, 25 Jul 2010 22:05:12 -0600, Joseph Roback wrote:
> I using r22388. After building miniupnpd manually and continuing the
> build, uhttpd failed because its dependency openssl was there. I
> manually build uhttpd
>
> make package/uhttpd-compile
>
> and then it was ok. I think the build sys
I using r22388. After building miniupnpd manually and continuing the build,
uhttpd failed because its dependency openssl was there. I manually build uhttpd
make package/uhttpd-compile
and then it was ok. I think the build system dependencies are screwed up
somehow...
Joe
On Jul 25, 2010, at
On Sun, 25 Jul 2010 21:44:52 -0600, Joseph Roback wrote:
> Also interesting, if invoked to build miniupnpd manually, the iptables
> dependency seems to be honored.
>
> $ make package/feeds/packages/miniupnpd-compile Collecting package info:
> done
> make[1] package/feeds/packages/miniupnpd-compi
Also interesting, if invoked to build miniupnpd manually, the iptables
dependency seems to be honored.
$ make package/feeds/packages/miniupnpd-compile
Collecting package info: done
make[1] package/feeds/packages/miniupnpd-compile
make[2] -C package/libtool host-compile
make[2] -C package/libto
I am experiencing the same errors. It happens to me even with `make -j1'. The
miniupnpd package is being built before the iptables package, which miniupnpd
depends on. It uses header files from the iptables package.
The miniupnpd Makefile tries to set CFLAGS to
CFLAGS="... -I$(firstword $(wildc
On Sun, 25 Jul 2010 18:18:53 +, Jim Henderson wrote:
> When trying to build from the latest sources, I get the following output
> (with V=99) on 'make world':
Seems to be working now.
Jim
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When trying to build from the latest sources, I get the following output
(with V=99) on 'make world':
--- snip ---
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/jhenderson/Downloads/openwrt/feeds/
packages/net/miniupnpd'
ln -sf /home/jhenderson/Downloads/openwrt/build_dir/linux-ar71xx_generic/
miniupnpd-1.
Hi there,
I've spent some time troubleshooting my backfire branch build because
sudo in particular was not installed with its SUID bit set in the
final squashfs image, effectively making it unusable (thanks to nbd
and xMff for putting up with all my questions in #openwrt).
I have created patches
