Adding Software Packages using Entware-3X
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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
What is Entware? Entware is similar to Optware but updated more often. Entware will allow you to add programs to your router such as transmission, a bitorrent client. See more here: [https://github.com/Entware-ng/Entware-ng/wiki Entware-ng wiki]. Entware-3X is based on Entware-ng but compilied using a 3X kernel. Entware-3X is found here: [https://github.com/Entware-for-kernel-3x/Entware-ng-3x/wiki/General-installation-notes General Installation notes for Entware-3X]. | What is Entware? Entware is similar to Optware but updated more often. Entware will allow you to add programs to your router such as transmission, a bitorrent client. See more here: [https://github.com/Entware-ng/Entware-ng/wiki Entware-ng wiki]. Entware-3X is based on Entware-ng but compilied using a 3X kernel. Entware-3X is found here: [https://github.com/Entware-for-kernel-3x/Entware-ng-3x/wiki/General-installation-notes General Installation notes for Entware-3X]. | ||
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- | ==Preparation== | ||
- | #Log in to the router's GUI, go to the USB page (Services - USB), Make sure Core USB Support, USB Storage and Automatic Drive Mount are all enabled. If one or more are not, enable them and click apply. | ||
- | #On your computer plug in the USB stick or harddrive, reformat the USB stick or harddrive using a program like Partition Wizard (Windows) or GParted (Linux). Make sure the format of the drive is ext2 for a USB stick, or ext3 or NTFS if it is a harddrive, Primary, not Logical. Label should be Optware if you want it to mount automatically. [[Media:USB support.jpg|Screenshot of USB tab with correct options selected]] | ||
- | #(Optional) Install an ext driver on Windows (http://www.ext2fsd.com/), helpful for troubleshooting. | ||
- | #Determine the architecture of the router you are using. Broadcom is mipsel, Atheros is mips. Newer dual-core routers are ARMv7, ex: Netgear R7800 (QCA wireless), or Linksys WRT1900AC (Marvell based wireless). Make a note of this for later. If you can't determine the architecture to use, ask in the forums. | ||
- | #:'''Note''': if the router is using a Linux 4.X kernel (you can check this on the Status page), Entware-3X may not work. |
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Introduction
What is Entware? Entware is similar to Optware but updated more often. Entware will allow you to add programs to your router such as transmission, a bitorrent client. See more here: Entware-ng wiki. Entware-3X is based on Entware-ng but compilied using a 3X kernel. Entware-3X is found here: General Installation notes for Entware-3X.