Hi guys!
After trying to compile nodejs for OpenWRT, I've decided to create a guide that shows how to do that. I hope it helps you.
Cross-Compile-Nodejs-for-OpenWrt
Cheers!
(Last edited by luisf on 19 Oct 2015, 14:31)
Topic: Cross-Compile Nodejs For OpenWRT [GUIDE]
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Well, you do not bring much information not already in the guide I published and referred you to: http://techfindings.one/archives/2175
And, your instructions with not generate a working image on targets without FPU: ar71xx, ramips7620, kirkwood, and many more.
It is not going to work for RPi v1 because you need -march=armv6j.
And for both RPi1 and RPi2 I think you also need -mfloat-abi=softfp.
Did this problem disappear: https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=60150
And why do you prefer a static build?
Can we maintain a list of targets?
x86 good tested
x86_64 should be good not tested
brcm2708 good tested (requires some flags)
brcm2709 good tested
mpc85xx will never work
kirkwood will never work (0.10 can work)
ar71xx maybe not tested (requires kernel FPU emulation)
ramips/mt7620 good tested (with kernel FPU) Have you managed to build and test for any target not in the above list? mvebu?
And why did you start a new thread when there are already several?
zo0ok wrote:
Well, you do not bring much information not already in the guide I published and referred you to: http://techfindings.one/archives/2175
And, your instructions with not generate a working image on targets without FPU: ar71xx, ramips7620, kirkwood, and many more.
It is not going to work for RPi v1 because you need -march=armv6j.
And for both RPi1 and RPi2 I think you also need -mfloat-abi=softfp.Did this problem disappear: https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=60150
And why do you prefer a static build?Can we maintain a list of targets?
x86 good tested x86_64 should be good not tested brcm2708 good tested (requires some flags) brcm2709 good tested mpc85xx will never work kirkwood will never work (0.10 can work) ar71xx maybe not tested (requires kernel FPU emulation) ramips/mt7620 good tested (with kernel FPU)Have you managed to build and test for any target not in the above list? mvebu?
And why did you start a new thread when there are already several?
I really tested this guide on RPIv2 and It works successfully. I'll keep on testing in other architectures.
I prefer static builds because of the libraries dependencies
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