25 May
2016
25 May
'16
6:29 p.m.
Hi!
On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 10:08:50AM -0300, Gui Iribarren wrote:
Ok. Any plans on i18n/l10n?
Ok, sounds cool to me then.
On a more technical note: Assume I download or build the OpenWrt SDK
and ImageBuilder for a certain platform, e.g. ar71xx.
I can use the SDK to build lime-packages and libremap-agent-openwrt
and add the resulting packages to the ImageBuilder.
If I now use the ImageBuilder to generate an image with
PACKAGES="lime-full -dnsmasq dnsmasq-dhcpv6 -ppp -kmod-ppp
-ppp-mod-pppoe"
That should result in a working libremesh firmware, right?
The only noticable change to the OpenWrt sources I found was the
regdb-override, and that's a whole debate by itself if that should
be done or not (ie. should that be decided by libremesh at all?)
Are there any other changes made to the OpenWrt sources I might
have overlooked?
Cheers
Daniel
try
https://github.com/libre-mesh/lime-build/tree/develop (it's based on
CC), that will turn into a release soon
Good to hear that!
* http://chef.libre-mesh.org is unavailble...
what's supposed to be
there and how to bring it back?
mmh, dns is unset for some reason
anyway it points to http://chef.altermundi.net * lime-eb-ip-tables: why not use fw3?
personal preferences :P
in my case, i do install and use fw3, but other devs prefer not to
bundle the firewall, so we give the option
(i.e. if you install fw3 everything will work as well and be integrated
as expected) * why redundantly create per-device images
instead of just using
OpenWrt/LEDE ImageBuilder? ie. the downloads here
http://downloads.libre-mesh.org/firmware/
are hard to understand for outsiders, also for long-term OpenWrt
hackers like myself. E.g. for which hw-revision is supported by the
image for the TL-WR841N(D)?
good point :)
currently, pau is the only one vouching for custom renaming,
i'm personally against, and Gio i think doesn't really care
I had that build-a-wrapper vs.
use-OpenWrt-SDK-and-ImageBuilder
debate a bunch of times and I'm sure that most people building
wrappers just don't know what they are missing and/or how much extra
work they have to go through compared to just using OpenWrt/LEDE in
the way it was meant to be used...
totally agree, but doing a project together involves trying to reach
consensus, and when that's impossible, concessions :)