Hi list
I would like to create/compile a OpenWRT image with a specific batman-adv configuration previously loaded. I mean that the final user don't need to edit the configuration files(dhcp, bridges, wireless etc...), like /etc/rc.local or /etc/config/network , only flash the device with the image to use it.
Maybe it would be more suitable to ask it in a OpenWRT forum/list, but if anyone know something about it, I would be thankful
Regards
That is very much all about openwrt and the wiki provides all the information. When you build the image just ad your configuration files to "backfire/package/base-files/files/etc/config/
Then build the image and that is it.
On 10/11/2012 08:00 PM, Esteban Municio wrote:
Hi list
I would like to create/compile a OpenWRT image with a specific batman-adv configuration previously loaded. I mean that the final user don't need to edit the configuration files(dhcp, bridges, wireless etc...), like /etc/rc.local or /etc/config/network , only flash the device with the image to use it.
Maybe it would be more suitable to ask it in a OpenWRT forum/list, but if anyone know something about it, I would be thankful
Regards
Hey.
That is very much all about openwrt and the wiki provides all the information. When you build the image just ad your configuration files to "backfire/package/base-files/files/etc/config/
Don't do that. Not all targets use the base-files configs and its a nuissance to have local changes while trying to stay in sync with the repo.
The proper wqay to overlay the build with custom configs is to create a toplevel files/ directory and put the configs there, e.g.
files/etc/rc.local files/etc/config/network
and so on. Toplevel here means the directory where you run make in.
Regards, Jow
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