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I have a router whose OS (modified OpenWrt) contains a package manager with a very limited package repository and, therefore, does not contain all packages I want to install.
Now, I've mounted a .img file (of the same OS, but more complete) in my computer in the mnt/tmp folder. All good.
My big question now is: with the filesystem mounted, is it possible, somehow, to compile the packages I want from source inside the /mnt/tmp folder and extract the binaries so to later transfer them to my router? How could this be done?
If that is not possible, what would be another solution to compile the packages from source and make the output compatible with my router's architecture?
I know about a solution that consists of, when building the OS image from source, specifying the additional packages to add to the build. However, this is a long process and I don't think it is practical to do it everytime I need a package.
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I have a router whose OS (modified OpenWrt) contains a package manager with a very limited package repository and, therefore, does not contain all packages I want to install.
Now, I've mounted a .img file (of the same OS, but more complete) in my computer in the mnt/tmp folder. All good.
My big question now is: with the filesystem mounted, is it possible, somehow, to compile the packages I want from source inside the /mnt/tmp folder and extract the binaries so to later transfer them to my router? How could this be done?
If that is not possible, what would be another solution to compile the packages from source and make the output compatible with my router's architecture?
I know about a solution that consists of, when building the OS image from source, specifying the additional packages to add to the build. However, this is a long process and I don't think it is practical to do it everytime I need a package.
mount compiling openwrt
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I have a router whose OS (modified OpenWrt) contains a package manager with a very limited package repository and, therefore, does not contain all packages I want to install.
Now, I've mounted a .img file (of the same OS, but more complete) in my computer in the mnt/tmp folder. All good.
My big question now is: with the filesystem mounted, is it possible, somehow, to compile the packages I want from source inside the /mnt/tmp folder and extract the binaries so to later transfer them to my router? How could this be done?
If that is not possible, what would be another solution to compile the packages from source and make the output compatible with my router's architecture?
I know about a solution that consists of, when building the OS image from source, specifying the additional packages to add to the build. However, this is a long process and I don't think it is practical to do it everytime I need a package.
mount compiling openwrt
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imll is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I have a router whose OS (modified OpenWrt) contains a package manager with a very limited package repository and, therefore, does not contain all packages I want to install.
Now, I've mounted a .img file (of the same OS, but more complete) in my computer in the mnt/tmp folder. All good.
My big question now is: with the filesystem mounted, is it possible, somehow, to compile the packages I want from source inside the /mnt/tmp folder and extract the binaries so to later transfer them to my router? How could this be done?
If that is not possible, what would be another solution to compile the packages from source and make the output compatible with my router's architecture?
I know about a solution that consists of, when building the OS image from source, specifying the additional packages to add to the build. However, this is a long process and I don't think it is practical to do it everytime I need a package.
mount compiling openwrt
mount compiling openwrt
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