122013-04-12 14:24:02151.100.102.121ok, ok, correzione..maledetta trunk traditrice! [Immanuel]112013-04-12 13:05:41151.100.102.121102013-04-12 12:58:03151.100.102.12192013-04-12 12:55:15151.100.102.121Istruzioni aggiornate, le precendenti non funzionavano (almeno per me) con le ultime versioni di OpenWRT [Immanuel}82010-02-11 15:21:10ZioPRoTo72009-12-28 19:00:40ZioPRoTo62009-12-28 17:25:04ZioPRoTo52009-12-10 15:07:45ZioPRoTo42009-12-10 01:03:37ZioPRoTo32009-12-10 00:39:07ZioPRoTo22009-12-09 18:07:50ZioPRoTo12009-12-09 18:04:35ZioPRoTo

The goal of this guide is to use Netkit with OpenWRT hosts in the emulated environment. UML binaries are built with the host toolchain and are meant to run on the host they were built on. We used a Gentoo machine amd64 profile (64bit processor)

Download and compile OpenWRT for the UML target (tested at 9/12/2009 revision 18717) select the UML target and compile Make sure you disabled kmod-mac8011-hwsim in your OpenWRT config, if you have it enables it will make Netkit act weird. Make sure the kernel configuration has support for the ext2 file system ! we are using the following CHOST x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-4.3.4 we had a problem with some script looking for a lib64 dir that was not existing, solved like this: if the firmware compiles you have the binaries in $trunk_dir$/bin/uml

To test if your UML binary boots just use the guide from zoobab

Launch in Netkit like this: also you may need extra Kernel command line options: You will have a OpenWRT machine launched within Netkit, but only the second terminal is properly working for now, adjust inittab (see later)

To remount the filesystem readwrite

Original /etc/inittab in OpenWRT looks like this: modify like this: