More OpenWRT image building for the Dockstar
posted Oct 4th 2010 12:00pm by Mike Szczysfiled under: peripherals hacks
[Der_picknicker] wrote in to let us know about a guide to building OpenWRT images for the dockstar (translated). What they end up with is a nice little network attached storage device that runs SAMBA and subversion under the umbrella of OpenWRT. We looked at flashing and building OpenWRT images for this device back in July. The development branch of OpenWRT hasn’t quite reached a stable release yet, but much has been done in the last few months.
The machine translation is a little rough, but the compilation process is easy enough to follow. If you don’t care to slog through compiling (which apparently takes 1-2 hours) they’ve also made their images available for download. It should be possible to flash via SSH but you might want to add a serial port to the device just to be safe.
tagged: openwrt, seagate, freeagent, dockstar, subversion, sambaGo there...
http://hackaday.com/2010/10/04/more-openwrt-image-building-for-the-dockstar/
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