Got it! I just had to get my directories and paths right. I was rushing a bit, and things were not lined up exactly correctly. I think it builds for the entire project because the recursive make found my package on its own, but I wasn't specifying it exactly right when I tried to build it individually.
Great fun!
Well, my work-around doesn't allow me to clean and rebuild this single package, so I'm still struggling to get this to work. I have tried to replicate the structure you describe in this guide.
I get the same "No rule..." error for /clean and /prepare commands as well.
Hi!
I suspect the src-link, since I get different output when I issue make package/hello-world/compile -j1 V=s:
root@1fbc8ce194c0:~/source# make package/hello-world/clean -j1 V=s
make[1]: Entering directory '/root/source'
make[1]: *** No rule to make target 'package/hello-world/clean'. Stop.
My added line to feeds.conf is:
src-link omega2_kmods /root/source/omega2_kmods
I'll mess around with this for a bit...
I found the issue. The following command works:
make omega2_kmods/hello_world -j4
However, when I make a change to the source file, and try to re-build, make says the package is "up to date."
Maybe someone more savvy with the innards of the build system can tell me how to get a quick re-build of this package as I make changes along with this guide.
Thanks!
Great series, and great tutorial!
I am trying speed up make by just compiling the hello-world module, using the command:
make package/hello-world/compile -j4
However, I get the following error (when running with "-j1 V=s" for additional output):
make[1]: Entering directory '/root/source'
make[1]: *** No rule to make target 'package/hello-world/compile'. Stop.
I have successfully done a full build and installed this module on my Omega2+, but I am stuck at this point.
Thanks again for all the great work!
No one is reading this, but I found an error in my suggestion.
The ubidots line should read:
ubidots -t $TOKEN -d $DEVICE set '{"free-memory":'$freeMem'}'
Another issue with the 09MAY17 "2-Bullet Tuesday" code (on my system -- Windows running Cygwin, ssh-ing into Omega2) is the line that calls ubidots.
The line needs to be modified to read as follows (note type and location of quotation marks):
ubidots -t $TOKEN -d $DEVICE set '{free-"memory":'$freeMem'}'
I hope this helps.
@Mike :
The script calls "readarray" and this command is not found.
Can you please outline additional steps your took to get this script/php to run on the Omega?
Thanks!
Very cool!
It looks like this requires install of php. I'm planning on installing php5 and php5-cgi.
Are there any other dependencies or additional installs required?
Thanks for your effort!
@None-None said in WiFi Signal Strength Status:
Thanks Boken and fader... fader had the answer I was looking for!
I know this is an old topic, but...
With Omega2 iwinfo returns "unknown" for Tx-Pwer, Signal, and Noise parameters for both AP and client interfaces.
Anybody having any luck getting these values?
Thanks!
--Jackson
I am using the command with "ra0", no the placeholder. Using the placeholder would get ...no such file" result.
Hi!
I'm new to the Omega2 and new to OpenWRT / LEDE. I have poked through FAqs, tutorials, and this forum, but I'm running into (mostly) dead-ends.
I would like to use the Omega2 to do two things (in preparation for additional tasks after connection):
(1) Scan for wireless access points and report/log their RSSIs.
(2) report the RSSI if associated stations.
A couple issues:
(1) The "iwinfo <dev> scan" command returns "Scanning not possible."
(2) the "iwinfo <dev> assoclist" command returns "No information available."
Any help or direction is greatly appreciated!
--Jackson