root/trunk/freewrt/package/chillispot/Config.in

Revision 2504, 0.6 kB (checked in by wbx, 2 years ago)

*tada*
complete rework of the kernel and kernel module build process.
more modular, very fast and simple (perl free implementation TM)

  • only choosen drivers are compiled in the ADK, significant faster
    compiles (just 10 minutes for a basic image on my X40 notebook for
    a WL500gp)
  • if the user changes something in the ADK, thats not a problem, new
    drivers are automatically compiled on next make run
  • only one simple "kernelconfig" for every board-kernel combination
  • two kind of configuration symbols:
    • FWRT_KERNEL prefix, for kernel features without packages
    • FWRT_KPACKAGE_KMOD prefix for kernel features or drivers with packages
  • very simple to add new drivers to the ADK, just add stuff to
    target/linux/config/Config.in.* and mk/modules.mk
  • rebuild of firmware images without make clean if you change model/board
    (nearly, one bug with base-files still exist)
  • autogenerated ipkg control files
  • first cleanup of special netfilter/iptables scripts (netfilter.mk is
    obsolete)
  • New menuconfig point ADK (for ccache, toolchain stuff, prefix,...)
  • package collection is disabled for now, it seems unmaintained. it is better
    to only have this in WIB, in my point of view


What is missing:

  • pcmcia support and tests on Linksys WRT54G3G
  • ip6tables 2.4/2.6
  • ebtables for 2.6
  • iptables package
  • dependencies for shorewall/fwfirewall/iptables package
  • documentation for the developer handbook

Please test and report bugs!


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1 config FWRT_PACKAGE_CHILLISPOT
2         prompt "chillispot........................ Wireless LAN access point controller"
3         tristate
4         default n
5         select FWRT_KPACKAGE_KMOD_TUN
6         help
7           ChilliSpot is an open source captive portal or wireless LAN
8           access point controller. It is used for authenticating users
9           of a wireless LAN. It supports web based login which is today's
10           standard for public HotSpots and it supports Wireless Protected
11           Access (WPA) which is the standard of the future. Authentication,
12           authorization and accounting (AAA) is handled by your favorite
13           radius server.
14
15           http://www.chillispot.org/
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