merge in trunk rev. 3426

copy trunk/freewrt r3264 into a new branch for making the nfo system
because upgrading the old adk branch would be a hell more work

add some more no_kernel architectures, some are verified, some not, i get some new hardware soon, to verify the toolchain and some packages :}

nokernel targets are not for boards, they are for machine architectures
rename xscale to armeb

no_kernel target for xscale cpu, like horstbox

add experimental support for nokernel targets (mips and i386 for now)
requested by wbx@

if something doesn't work right or you want to build packages for other
arches (say, arm) just tell me and I'll add them.

fix generation of wrt54gs v4 images

cleanup squashfs naming

*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 * first cleanup of special netfilter/iptables scripts (netfilter.mk is
  obsolete)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!
 

add some experimental stuff i would like to use for my linux laptop, not ready so far (initramfs with cryptotoken support, to encrypt a root partition with a usb cryptotoken..)

time to break trunk. 

* update to OpenWrt brcm-2.4 patch, wl driver and diag driver
* fix failsafe mode to use new hotplug method
* rework of mk/kernel-build.mk to use .config instead of stampfiles
* simplify mk/kernel*.mk to use $(FS) instead ifeq/else crap

a lot of small stuff.

tested and verified to boot at least on 
- Netgear WG634u
- Linksys WRT54GS v1.0
- Asus WL500gP

Only basic lan and wlan stuff (none encryption, wep) are tested.

PLEASE update only on NON-PRODUCTIVE routers with serial access.
HELP to test the new backend code for BRCM-2.4!

add X86 PC Engine WRAP support, not perfect but works fine for us to do some ISDN regressions tests

* add network configuration to ADK, not well tested, but
  interfaces configuration in trunk is out-of-sync anyway
* remove redundant code from target/linux/Makefile

merged from branches/common-adk 1310:1685

the following packages are not converted yet:
* alsa
* asterisk
* pmacct
* zaptel
* elinks
* libgd
* lua
* mypackage
* openser
* php*
* snort*
* tmsnc

additionally, freeradius doesn't compile.

happy fixing :P

Update to 2.4.34, only minor changes against -rc1

should have switched my brain on, this is what else has to be done to add a new target fs

fixed my own kernel update

Migrate to 2.4.34-rc1
* update include.patch
* drop gcc4 patch (it's now integrated)
* drop pppoe-mtu patch (integrated too)

Tested with WRT54G3G.

raised version of kernel-2.6 to 2.6.18.2

initially integrated kernel-2.6 support for RouterBoard 500

- target/linux/Config.in ; package/pcmcia-cs/Config.in
 -> fixed some dependency mistakes
 -> pcmcia-cs now is no longer dependant to the used hardware, 
    but to the use of the pcmcia kernel module

- target/image/rb/Makefile ; scripts/* ; docs/* 
 -> finished the nfsroot-target
 
- target/linux/rb-2.4/{ext2,ext2-cf} ; mk/targets.mk
 -> fixed this naming error

mv target/linux/board-kernel/Makefile to mk/, add nfrastructure for brcm2.4s

fix most parts of my braindead misuse of "select".

There are two methods to depend on different packages/options.

Soft dependency, user can deselect:
add to the package "foo" dependencies to device or filesystem "bar":
config FWRT_PACKAGE_FOO
 default y if FWRT_TARGET_BAR
 default n
 depends on FWRT_TARGET_BAR

If you want a hard dependency, user can't deselect, then
add a select to FWRT_TARGET_BAR
config FWRT_TARGET_BAR
 select FWRT_PACKAGE_FOO

For menus wich are only relevant for specific devices, use a
depends on line (see USB kernel modules for example).

After discussion with Phil, who said it really sucks to remove a .config before 
switching between devices or filesystems. He was right.

Merged back support for Mikrotik's RouterBoard532 from branches/n0-1_rb500 r849:933

rename MODEL to DEVICE to keep in sync with database naming and docs

sync with stable

sync with freewrt_1_0 branch. It was a little bit to early to branch,
but now everybody can work again. New smaller stuff can be committed 
directly in trunk.
Bigger stuff, like a new architecture or a new board should be
developed via a separate branch. Kernel and compiler updates, too.

Any bugfixes or security updates should go into branch and trunk. 

Still send me a patch first and do not commit directly into the branch.

mv kernel version to 2.4.33.3

add the missing v3.1/v4 from linksys wrt54g, which are very equal to v3 and should be supported

* add back support for squashfs with symlinks on jffs2
 mini_fo seems to produce some very strange problems, unsure if 1.0 will have overlay support... 
* not verified yet, tg blocks my network card, because he is online over my umts card and working on my testrouter connected to his second nic, which I used to test 
my changes, but now he use it for fwcf hacking...

add KARCH variable asworkaround for now, builds little endian madwifi drivers

merge wbx-target-cleanup to trunk.
- mk directory for some top level makefiles (build.mk,vars.mk)
- add a separate configfs partition to all models, 128 kb big
- add model and platform specific startup files and kernel configs
- delete target/linux/package, add all addon kernel packages to packages
- simplify target/linux/brcm-2.4/Makefile, abstraction to mk/ comes later
- add target/image directory, place where the different images are created
- default off for all extra packages, be sure that you enable all packages
  you need to get a dsl-capable router. snapshots will be created by a specific config which contains all needed stuff (iptables, pppoe, pptp, haserl, webif)

fix typos

move more packages, add netgear flash map driver

move mini-fo to packages, add some more vars to targets.mk

add massive update