Make: Leaving directory '/home/jimmy/lede_make_wireshark/lede-sdk-ipq806x_gcc-5.4.0_musl-1.1.15_eabi.Linux-x86_64/feeds/base/package/libs/gettext-full' I made it nearly to the end, but then the make fails at wireshark: It is 12 MiB in size, but I compiled with the upstream config (I just git cloned it, made no modifications to the makefile as I was just testing the compile procedure), so it is a bit fat by LEDE standards. When everything has finished, I find the wireshark package in /run/media/alby/data_xeon_btrfs/LEDE_make_wireshark/lede-sdk-ipq806x_gcc-5.4.0_musl-1.1.15_eabi.Linux-x86_64/bin/packages/arm_cortex-a15_neon-vfpv4/custom/ Started compile with make -j8 (to speed up compilation in my processor that has 4 cores and 8 threads, change number for yours as needed) (it should be showing M, as "module", which means it will be built as a package). I wrote make menuconfig and made sure that the package wireshark was selected. It said it installed wireshark and some other stuff (build dependencies of it, these will also be downloaded/installed automatically by opkg when you install this custom package in your system, another reason why a package is better than compiling this manually) It downloaded things, and the last step also showed it loaded wireshark from feed "custom". I then opened a terminal in the SDK's folder wrote a. (all folder names here are arbitrary, btw)
Src-link custom /run/media/alby/data_xeon_btrfs/LEDE_make_wireshark/newpackages/ I added this line in I found in the folder I extracted the LEDE SDK in : run/media/alby/data_xeon_btrfs/LEDE_make_wireshark/newpackages/Īnd then I git cloned the wireshark-openwrt folder in it. run/media/alby/data_xeon_btrfs/LEDE_make_wireshark and Downloaded the SDK from here Īnd extracted it in a folder with same name in it I write how I did as the wiki seems to not be clear enough (will have to import that page in LEDE wiki later so I can rewrite it):
That's why I know more how to use the build system than how it works internally.Īnyway, I just tried in my PC (OpenSUSE leap 42.2), and I compiled the package successfully. Heh, I'm not a developer either, more like a long-time user.
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