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Two ways to build zrouter.org: FIRST WAY RUN menu.sh sh menu.sh It will display menu: Device Select the target device BaseProfile Select base profile Profiles Select profiles to build Paths Set the paths of sources and build obje Save Save build profile Load Load build profile Build Build ZRouter ! * Device Select the target device Here you can select device for which to build firmware * BaseProfile Select base profile Select base profile, which have basic set of tools (init, sh, ls, etc.) to start box. * Profiles Select profiles to build Additional profiles, like firewall you want (ipfw or pf), IPSec tools, ppp or mpd to be able connect to 3G networks, ISP with PPPoE service, etc. * Paths Set the paths of sources and build objects Since so many items still not in FreeBSD source tree, we need to use own tree, so here you need to set path to it tree copy. * Save Save build profile Save things that you already configure with this menu. * Load Load build profile Load previously configured and saved variables. * Build Build ZRouter ! Run ZRouter.org build. SECOND WAY RUN make make TARGET_PAIR=D-Link/DIR-615-E4 FREEBSD_SRC_TREE=${FREEBSD_SRC_TREE} replace ${FREEBSD_SRC_TREE} with path to ZRouter.org copy of FreeBSD tree. replace D-Link/DIR-615-E4 with device for which you want to build FirmWare. List of devices you can get by: make show-target-pairs If you want to build program from ports you have to install following packages to the host: autoconf automake bison cmake dialog4ports gettext gmake libtool pkg pkgconf ruby rubygem-rake
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