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Does anyone know of a supported openWRT target
with supported usb slave/device/gadget driver.
I really like the openwrt distribution but want to
see if someone already got the
pxa2xx_udc.ko installing correctly with ipkg system
before embarking on this.
I have a hacked NSLU2 box according to
http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/A … ideUSBPort
but need kernel 2.6.XXX not 2.4
thanks,
I did it myself. It took a long time to figure
out the strange make system of openwrt
(why not use openembedded?)
Now gadget USB working on Kamikazi distribution
and Windows sees the NSLU with IP over
USB.
It took a long time to figure out the strange make system of openwrt (why not use openembedded?)
OpenWrt guys say the same about OpenEmbedded 
I really like the efficiency of OpenWRT / uclib it leaves
20MByte free from 32M byte and busybox
(and it's httpd) is great. Webtif is lean and fast.
I want to redistibute the (2.6.21.6) module but
have to package it twice I think? - I haven't studied
the patcing sysems of buildroot vs. openembedded
in any detail yet.
With a common ipkg format surely it is possible
to merge the source-side of things
between buildroot and openembedded ?
There are a few other projects switching to OE
e.g. gumstix
does anyone on this list feel the pull?
Where should I publish the source?
Hi.
in your case, I think your kernel patch should be stored in target/linux/generic-2.6/patches-2.6.21/ .
The packaging is documented here: http://downloads.openwrt.org/docs/build … ation.html, scroll down to "OpenWrt Kernel Module Creation Howto".
Edit:
Create a ticket here https://dev.openwrt.org/newticket and attach your patch.
~ JoW
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