Good day, I recently bought an ASUSTOR NAS and was missing Optware. So I got the optware building system and added asustor-i686 and asustor-x86_64 targets. I put it on github since that's the fastest way for me to 'backup' it (https://github.com/boretom/optware). Now I'd like to see if there's a way to get it added to the official repository. Right now the IPKs (1208 for i686|1151 for x86_64) can be found on optware.kupper.org for the two targets. Although only the x86_64 packages are referred to in the Optware package for ASUSTOR. For the i686 NAS I refer to the i686g25 target. The ASUSTOR NAS toolchain uses GCC 4.6.3/glibc-2.13 and I did compile it Ubuntu 12.04. To make it compile I had to patch quite a few packages (~80) and update (~25) some others. Some seem related to GCC > 4.2 and some because of 64-bit packages build. So, since I guess there's no chance that a nobody gets 80 patches approved which were build with a non-standard build-system I'd like to know what the next steps would be. * I realise now that you use Ubuntu 10.10 - silly me thought he might find the infos on the website. Would it help if I try to compile on Ubuntu 10.10 and see which patches were necessary? * Is it correct that no other target uses a GCC > 4.2? I don't have much knowledge of programming and gcc versions. But searching the internet for fixes of the compiling problems I got it seems that there were changes in GCC > 4.2 which made it necessary to add some headers. Like limits.h and stdlib.h to some packages. Have a good day and a good start into a brand new year! Thomas
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