I was also able to install Luci at "parallell" with juci but the loginscreen didnt work for some rison .. maybe just me that need to aktivate more stuff in the builder hehe
Is it posible to make a build file with this builder and run it with a openwrt builder so i can get all the latest updates and i can use the drivers and stuff from Iopsys ?
How feeds work
The OpenWRT build system contains several core packages but can be
extended and modified by using feeds. Feeds are repositories that
contain package Makefiles, i.e. descriptions on where to find the
source code for a package and how to build an OpenWRT package from
it. Feeds are defined in feeds.conf file in TOPDIR. The layout for
the dectmngr package is shown below. That is the feeds.conf contains a
reference to a feeds git repo and a commit, then in that feed the
dectmngr git repo and commit id is specified.
feeds.conf #commit -> feeds/intenopackages/dectmngr/Makefile #commit -> dectmngr.git
feeds.conf:
src-git-full intenopackages git@iopsys.inteno.se:inteno-packages.git^e0bb62451d8b2030d84191732b42a0d3064b1c5f
feeds/intenopackages/dectmngr/Makefile:
PKG_SOURCE_URL:=http://ihgsp.inteno.se/git/dectmngr.git
PKG_SOURCE_VERSION:=6ba403663bc9cfdb8f89fb34de367f0796d68552
While the OpenWRT build system supports branch names in feeds.conf, in
Iopsys we only use commit id:s. This ensures that we can always
recreate a build at a later date by checking out a specific commit in
the top level repository.
Iopsys initialization
After cloning the repository the iop command needs to be initialized
to install the commands for this version of iopsys.
Running iop without arguments gives the following output:
./iop
Usage: iop []
Avaliable commands:
bootstrap Initial command to run to install other commands
setup_host Install needed packets to host machine
As can be seen, there is only two command avaliable. First you need to
install everything needed to your host with.
./iop setup_host
This will only work on debian based distroes. ex ubuntu. not on
fedora.
After the host is setup openwrt build needs to be populated with
packages to build. Run this to install more commands from feeds:
./iop bootstrap
When bootstrap completes you should have more commands avaliable (some
commands can differ for your version):
./iop
Usage: iop []
Avaliable commands:
bootstrap Initial command to run to install other commands
feeds_update Update feeds to point to commit hashes from feeds.conf
genconfig Genereate configuration for board and customer
generate_tarballs Generate tarballs for openstk
setup_host Install needed packages to host machine
status Display the state of your working tree
update_package Publish changes to packages and feeds
Next, all feed repositories need to be cloned and packages
installed. This is handled by running:
iop feeds_update
This clones all feed repositories into feeds/ and installs the
packages from those repositories into the build system by creating
symlinks in packages/feeds/.
NOTE. iop bootstrap only needs to be run once to install the commands
above. After you have installed feeds_update, running that command
will update iop commands along with all other packages.
Now, generate a .config file for the board and customer you're
building for with
iop genconfig
To summarize, to intialize the repository, run:
git clone
iop bootstrap
iop feeds_update
iop genconfig
If it's the first time you're building an image on your host, you
should run:
iop setup_host
to install the required packages on your
host machine. After that run:
make
alt: for parallel build.
make download
make -j8
Updating the repository
If you run git pull in the toplevel repository you will most probably
get changes that modify feeds.conf. Now your feeds.conf points to
newer commits then what is checked out in the feed repositories and
you need to update your feeds. Do this by running:
iop feeds_update
This will pull in the latest changes in the modified feed for you. To
summarize, to update your repository, run:
git pull
iop feeds_update
make
Working with feeds
The build system will clone and checkout the packages in build_dir in
detached head state so before you can commit you need to checkout a
branch to work on. To prevent an invalid state where you update
feeds.conf with commits that are not pushed to the remote repository,
the script pushes the new commits to the remote repos. For this to
work the script needs to know what remote branches to push to. For
that reason, always make sure to check out remote tracking branches,
for example with git checkout -t origin/mybranch.
When you have created a new commit in the package repo in the build
directory this commit needs to be pushed to two places. First the
package makefile in the feed needs to be repointed to the new
commit. This in turn creates a new commit in the feed and feeds.conf
needs to be repointed to that commit.
First you need to set the EDITOR environmental variable to your
favorite editor. Ex:
export EDITOR=/usr/bin/emacs
You probably want to add this line to your .bashrc.
iop update_package
First, it will update the toplevel remote repository and abort if it
finds that you are not on the last commit on the branch you're working
on. If you get this complaint, just merge the remote branch into your
local branch. This step is kept manual to ensure that you know that
your repository changes.
If you are on the end of your branch the script continues and checks
if any git repo in the build differs from the commit in the package
makefile. If it finds a diff it first asks you what branch to make the
new commit on since you are in detached head state in the feed
repository. You probably want to select devel here. Once you have
selected a branch to update the script autogenerates a commit message
from the commits between the old and the new commit point of the
package. The same then happens for the commit on feeds.conf
The builders looks kind of the same like bast on the same stuff .. so.. any good ides on how i can build a image with two bilders ? is it easyes to just build with bouth and edit the folders inside of the builder or is it best to edit the bilder it self ? is it any "autoapps for this ?"
Or is it better to make a "wanilla" image in the iopsys builder and after that install all the package i want ant use opkg-upgrade for autoupdating all ?
Press resett and turn on the router. After that give your pc ip 192.168.1.2 and default get 192.168.1.1 go into the browser and go to 192.168.1.1 And you can upgrade or downgrade your router 
i have two and i can accsess the recoverymenu even after bad flash 
