How to list pkgs which have I have installed

[balanga]

There is a command

opkg list-installed

but seems to include all the packages on the system, whereas I want a list where I have run

opkg install xxx

Or am I missing something?

[psherman]

While the script is not 100% reliable, this thread probably has the answers for you:

Listing user installed packages for when restoring OpenWrt config

Thought I would share this, thanks to chatgpt and GitHub gist by “devkid” This will list all user installed packages, space separated so you can easily type opkg install .... FLASH_TIME=$(opkg info busybox | grep '^Installed-Time: '); for i in $(opkg list-installed | cut -d' ' -f1); do [ "$(opkg info $i | grep '^Installed-Time: ')" != "$FLASH_TIME" ] && echo -n "$i "; done Or pipe it to a file in /tmp/installed_packages Then retrieve using WinSCP etc. FLASH_TIME=$(opkg info busybox | grep '…

[spence]

The info @psherman shared is great for a standard installation where additional packages are added manually after.

For the case of adding packages with image builder or auc/asu etc, the script in this post works. It also works for the first case of standard install with manual additions. There may be a couple packages/modules that differ though. Read the other posts in that thread for more details on it.