On 2013-02-28 1:53 AM, oka...@pinball4you.ch wrote:
Hi,
I want to use OpenNtpd for DD-Wrt (a Linux based alternative
OpenSource firmware) for a Netgear router.
Here ist the Dokuwiki Page to setup
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/OpenNTPD
Here is the IPKG Packagae I use:
http://downloads.openwrt.org/kamikaze/8.09.2/ar71xx/packages/openntpd_3.9p1-2_mips.ipk
Unfortunalty the core developer from the DD-wrt removed the FPU
Emulation in the DD-Wrt Core. They are not willing to enable it again.
Statement:
"dd-wrt uses softfp and not hardfp. so fpu emulator is completelly
removed and will remain removed. all hardfp binaries binaries will not
work with dd-wrt"
Here is the ticket they rejected:
http://svn.dd-wrt.com/ticket/2753
The easies solution is recompiling the OpenNtpd packages with the
Compilerswitch softfp.
I search a lot in the web, I cann't find a packages for my hardware
with was compiled with the softfp switch.
Do you know a place where i can get such an OpenNtpd package ?
Unfortunately we don't have the resources to build packages for the
limitless variety of Linux distros
out there. OpenNTPD like OpenBSD itself is open source so that people
can compile it for whatever
they want to run it on. If you can't find a package out there, you will
have to prevail on the people
that make the packages for OpenWRT (is openwrt.org really one
organization, or two different ones,
one that makes kernels a certain way and another that builds packages
that won't run on those
kernels?). And if that fails, you may have to read up on how to
cross-compile under Linux,
unless your WRT router is powerful enough to run GCC on. Either way, we
can't help with this.
