Hi! On August 24, 2020 9:19:00 AM GMT-03:00, amuza <amuza(a)riseup.net> wrote: Yes ! Yes. The buildroot has a files directory, anything you put there will override the default files. So you should place the "network-profile" files there. I am working to update the configuration documentation as there was a lot of improvement in that area in the last year (specifically the lime-node/lime-community/lime-defaults hierarchy and the generic configs and lime-assets that was merged last week). I have an early work in progress document half English half Spanish that may help you https://hackmd.io/CWm5MbwrToevK1-mLh4Y-Q?view Everyone can edit so if you can improve it please do it :) Best! SAn

On 8/24/20 2:19 PM, amuza wrote: Hi Amuza!! Yep, that's correct :) Those are the official instructions, on top of that modifications can be done, at your own risk... For example compiling on top of OpenWrt 19.07 is not officially suggested but should work already. Yep, you're right. The awesome Aparcar is working on that as you can see here: https://github.com/libremesh/network-profiles/blob/master/.github/workflows… but currently the upload to Aparcar server is failing due to some missing settings. Is there any LibreMesh organization server that can be used for this? Hopefully this will be available at some point... If you really really really want to use the network-profiles now and using the https://github.com/libremesh/network-profiles repository, the process can be done locally and manually (it's complex, I don't suggest this) generating a source repository using https://github.com/libremesh/network-profiles-builder and including the resulting directory as a local feed in feeds.conf file of the buildroot. This way you can either include the files in the compiled images or produce a package that can be installed using OPKG. The solution proposed by SAn (to put the wanted files in the files/ directory in the main build directory) is much more convenient: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/build-system/use-buildsystem#custo… Also this is right. Aparcar did a lot of improvements on Chef (so many that I'm not even sure it's still called Chef...) and I suspect that it's not trivial to have LibreMesh in there? I actually don't know. Anyway until when there's no actual release, I think that people should use the old fashioned method (compiling everything). Yes, the solution proposed by SAn is the most convenient but various alternatives are available :) Ciao!! Ilario

On 8/24/20 12:01 PM, amuza wrote: You have to create the directory in the base directory of the repository. See here https://gitlab.com/librerouter/librerouteros/-/tree/librerouter-1.3 for an example.

On 8/24/20 12:18 PM, amuza wrote: Yes to all the questions!

Ilario Gelmetti: Thank you again Ilario and SAn!