C tool chain no longer works
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@WereCatf Thanks for that
I have found what I believe to be the LEDE repository (https://github.com/Juiceman/apm82181-lede) and have cloned it and am in the process of building an image and the toolchain myself.
I note that the toolchain you listed in your message uses musl whereas the toolchain I previously had for the AR71XX for the original Omega uses uClibc
Do you know which should be used for the Omega2 (still don't have mine yet so can't check yet :-() Do you know if it matters?
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@Kit-Bishop It is musl.
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@Kit-Bishop said in C tool chain no longer works:
I have found what I believe to be the LEDE repository (https://github.com/Juiceman/apm82181-lede) and have cloned it and am in the process of building an image and the toolchain myself.
Why do you think his repo has anything to do with Omega2+? Why don't you just use the official LEDE-repo?
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@WereCatf Two things:
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Re: It is musl - thanks
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Re: Why do you think his repo has anything to do with Omega2+? Why don't you just use the official LEDE-repo? - I was having trouble finding the repository for LEDE (got confused by the LEDE site referring to Source Code - Git Repositories - my bad!) Think I have found what is needed now at https://lede-project.org/docs/guide-developer/quickstart-build-images and am now using https://git.lede-project.org/source.git - hopefully this is the right one - correct me if I'm still wrong!
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@Kit-Bishop said in C tool chain no longer works:
- Re: Why do you think his repo has anything to do with Omega2+? Why don't you just use the official LEDE-repo? - I was having trouble finding the repository for LEDE (got confused by the LEDE site referring to Source Code - Git Repositories - my bad!) Think I have found what is needed now at https://lede-project.org/docs/guide-developer/quickstart-build-images and am now using https://git.lede-project.org/source.git - hopefully this is the right one - correct me if I'm still wrong!
No, that's correct. I prefer to use their github-repo ( https://github.com/lede-project/source ) instead, but that's just because I'm so used to github. If you want to add a profile for Omega2+ to LEDE take a look at the two latest commits in my own fork of LEDE at https://github.com/WereCatf/source.git
- Re: Why do you think his repo has anything to do with Omega2+? Why don't you just use the official LEDE-repo? - I was having trouble finding the repository for LEDE (got confused by the LEDE site referring to Source Code - Git Repositories - my bad!) Think I have found what is needed now at https://lede-project.org/docs/guide-developer/quickstart-build-images and am now using https://git.lede-project.org/source.git - hopefully this is the right one - correct me if I'm still wrong!
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@WereCatf Cool - thanks
Will let you know how things go
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@Kit-Bishop All in progress now - but takes quite a time to do the
makeOne thing I was wondering about and would value your input on.
Do you thing it is worth adding the line:src-git onion https://github.com/OnionIoT/OpenWRT-Packages.git
to the file
feeds.conf.default?
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@Kit-Bishop If you're only building the toolchain, then you don't need that feed. If you want to build a custom image and want to include something from there, then by all means. Many of the packages fail to build for me, however, due to git permission-errors.
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@WereCatf Understood - but it may well be useful to also build Omega specific packages for the Omega2 so I will include the OnionoIoT to feeds
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I just tried WereCatf's toolchain and (after upgrading my libstdc++.so.6) it works!
Many thanks
