How to strip the IPv6 stuff to make room in a tiny device?
@tmomas wrote: https://lede-project.org/faq/before_installation#which_packages_can_i_safely_remove_to_save_space Read full topic
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@Uqbar wrote: Good! Unlucklily it requires me to know exactly which package names I need to replace to the terse - remove all related elements to iptables - remove dhcp servers Which is more or less...
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@chr0mag wrote: I've been looking into a build w/out IPv6 support as well. I started a list of packages installed by default (on my Netgear R6100) that I think are IPv6-related: ip6tables...
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@Uqbar wrote: I think I can add: libip6tc I am little bit concerned, anyway, as last time I tried it with OpenWRT I ended up with an unusable box! In regards to the original "suggestion" I wouldn't...
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How to strip the IPv6 stuff to make room in a tiny device?
@tmomas wrote: Uqbar: Unlucklily it requires me to know exactly which package names I need to replace to the terse remove all related elements to iptables remove dhcp servers Please keep in mind that...
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@Uqbar wrote: I am more concerned with the room in the flash storage, though. It's 4MB and I'd like to pack more USB stuff... Read full topic
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@tmomas wrote: See also "Make image" problem where jow gives this example parameters for the imagebuilder: make image PROFILE=tl-wr941nd-v6 PACKAGES="uhttpd uhttpd-mod-ubus libiwinfo-lua luci-base...
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@Uqbar wrote: Thanks @jow and @tmomas ! I'll give that a look later. Read full topic
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@Uqbar wrote: It took some time but I did it, with v17.01.4. My command is: make image PROFILE=tl-mr3020-v1 PACKAGES="uhttpd uhttpd-mod-ubus libiwinfo-lua luci-base luci-ssl luci-app-firewall...
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@mikma wrote: Uqbar: The only thing is that I cannot get rid of luci-proto-ipv6 and luci-proto-ppp despite I am asking explicitly to exclude them. There needs to be something requiring them back. Any...
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@Uqbar wrote: Thanks. If I don't install luci-ssl and just luci, I don't get luci-proto-ipv6 and luci-proto-ppp pulled in. So it could be that it's luci-ssl to depend upon luci-proto-ipv6 and...
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@tmomas wrote: Include only needed luci components, not full luci package. https://lede-project.org/faq/before_installation#which_packages_can_i_safely_remove_to_save_space -> "add LuCI minimal"...
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@Uqbar wrote: I have to keep luci-ssl and can ditch luci-app-commands luci-app-watchcat. So I rebuilt the image but I sill get both libip6tc and luci-proto-ipv6 pulled in for about 22Kb or storage. I...
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@jow wrote: Both luci and luci-ssl are empty meta packages that depend on a number of components for easier installation. If you omit luci-ssl and/or luci you can freely deselect components like...
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@Uqbar wrote: Thanks Jo. I see: Package: luci Version: git-18.030.55557-ee31999-1 Depends: libc, uhttpd, uhttpd-mod-ubus, luci-mod-admin-full, luci-theme-bootstrap, luci-app-firewall, luci-proto-ppp,...
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@jow wrote: Nope, omitting these protocols will not break the common functionality of LuCI - you'll just lose the ability to configure PPP or IPv6 interfaces. Read full topic
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@Uqbar wrote: It's the firewall package to require those IPv6 bits: Package: luci-app-firewall Version: git-18.030.55557-ee31999-1 Depends: libc, firewall and Package: firewall Version:...
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@shm0 wrote: I think, there is also an option to disable ipv6 support in the global build options. Read full topic
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@Uqbar wrote: Hmm... Any hint? I will try and find out, but I think the package dependencies will prevail! Read full topic
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@shm0 wrote: CONFIG_IPV6: │ │ │ │ Enables IPv6 support in kernel (builtin) and packages. │ │ │ │ │ │ Symbol: IPV6 [=n] │ │ Type : boolean │ │ Prompt: Enable IPv6 support in packages │ │ Location: │ │...
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@Uqbar wrote: That CONFIG_IPV6 switch is in the kernel configuration. That wouldn't stop the IPv6 packages to be pulled in, anyway. Disabling IPv6 in the kernel would save some room, indeed. But the...
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@shm0 wrote: No this is wrong. Some Makefiles make uses of the switch. find . -type f -name Makefile -exec grep "CONFIG_IPV6" '{}' ; -print When i start a new config, select my target, disable the...
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@Uqbar wrote: Thanks. I tried with make image PROFILE=tl-mr3020-v1 CONFIG_IPV6=n\ PACKAGES="uhttpd uhttpd-mod-ubus libiwinfo-lua libc luci-base luci-app-firewall libustream-mbedtls px5g...
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@shm0 wrote: Thats strange. On my build system libip6tc doesn't have such dependencies. Do you use latest git source or a tagged release? Read full topic
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@Uqbar wrote: I downaloaded the ImageBuilder from here and I'd say it's an official stable release. I wouldn't use git unless there's some strong reason, like bleeding edge features I need or a big...
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