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[Solved] How to remove unused dependencies from LEDE?
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--autoremove Remove packages that were installed automatically to satisfy ... OK, I won't put my cat to cry if my Netgear DGN3500 becomes a ...
build failed on package minicom · Issue #17208 · openwrt ...
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26.11.2021 · Try to build the package. It will fail. Don't remove anything, and try to run my command again (I added a -v so it will always print the filename) paste the results if you got any: find staging_dir -name gettext.m4 -exec head -vn1 {} + Now, try @neheb's fix:
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05.10.2016 · If there are packages installed that you want to remove, you can run the following command: opkg remove package-name Ensure that you are certain you want to remove the packages specified, as it may...
Cleaning Up Packages - Ran out of space while configuring a ...
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I was then following this guide to uninstall and remove the installed and partially installed packages. I inspected some of the packages and ...
[OpenWrt Wiki] OpenWrt security hardening
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Mar 29, 2021 · OpenWrt security hardening Good news, OpenWrt has reasonable security by default. If you are inexperienced in hardening and firewall and web security, there is no need to worry, OpenWrt is hardened by default in a sufficient way, such that non-experienced muggles can use it right away, without being worried.
Which packages can I safely remove to save space? - OpenWRT
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Which packages can I safely remove to save space? Issue: Flash space is scarce on devices with only 4MB flash, and I don't have enough space ...
[Solved] Which packages using space, which can be removed
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I have Archer C7 v2, so flash space isn't the biggest. I only have USB 2.0 and NTFS support, SMB and miniDLNA installed, and I have less ...
Saving firmware space and RAM - OpenWRT
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The minus -PACKAGE_NAME prefix removes a package, no prefix adds one. Build image for devices with only 4MB flash. Example image builder command ...
r/openwrt - What can i safely remove from this list to ...
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Due to the way OpenWRT works, deleting files counterintuitively uses more space rather than freeing it up. OpenWRT has an image, and then an overlay on top of the image to give the appearance of a read/write system. Whatever changes you make get made to the overlay but don’t affect the image at all.
[OpenWrt Wiki] Packages
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15.09.2021 · Packages The OpenWrt distributions provide several thousand packages to extend the functionality of your device. The browseable package lists in this wiki will always show packages available in the latest update of the stable release. Package database of 21.02
Rop's OpenWRT software repository - XS4ALL
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prerm and <package>.postrm. In them, you can list shell instructions to create and remove symlinks, start the actual installed program, or whatever else you ...
[OpenWrt Wiki] Saving firmware space and RAM
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Saving firmware space and RAM Excluding packages Flash space is scarce on devices with only 4MB flash. You can save some space while compiling your own image (e.g. with the imagebuilder) by removing packages that are not needed for your usecase. In order to completely remove
What packages can I remove to fit a 4MB flash - For Developers
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I definitely do not recommend an older version of OpenWRT as they are known not to be secure. Installing such a version may put legal liability ...
How to properly remove LuCi from OpenWrt | Hamy - The IT Guy
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Aug 28, 2019 · Another method that some use to “remove” LuCi, is by issuing: opkg --autoremove remove luci. This may seem to work, but in reality LuCi packages are not really removed this way and the related files will only be masked by OverlayFS. This is because the packages are built into the firmware itself. While OpenWrt snapshot releases ...
wr941NDv5 what packages is safe to remove? - OpenWrt Forum
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Now i have only 48KB s of memory, i really need these protections so i ask what other packages is safe to remuve, here is foto of list all ...
[OpenWrt Wiki] Failsafe Mode, Factory Reset, and Recovery Mode
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28.09.2021 · Factory Reset erases all your packages and settings, returning the router to its initial state after installing OpenWrt. ( see Factory Reset) Recovery Mode allows you to install new firmware on a router that has become corrupted. ( see Recovery Mode) Factory Reset depends on completing the boot process. If Factory Reset is not working, try with ...
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Installing new software installs it on the overlay, and deleting packages updates the overlay to say “these packages aren't available anymore” ...
[OpenWrt Wiki] Packages
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Sep 15, 2021 · Packages The OpenWrt distributions provide several thousand packages to extend the functionality of your device. The browseable package lists in this wiki will always show packages available in the latest update of the stable release.
[OpenWrt Wiki] Which packages can I safely remove to save space?
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Sep 11, 2019 · Solution: You can save some space while compiling your own image (e.g. with the imagebuilder) by removing packages that are not needed for your usecase. In order to completely remove IPv6 support and related packages you also need to ask the imagebuilder to do so by also passing this option to the make command: “CONFIG_IPV6=n”.
[OpenWrt Wiki] Managing packages
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Oct 06, 2021 · Managing packages This article relies on the following: * Accessing OpenWrt WebUI * Accessing OpenWrt CLI Introduction * There are multiple packages available in the OpenWrt package repository. * This how-to describes the method for managing OpenWrt packages. Goals * Search, install and remove OpenWrt packages.
Uninstall package to reclaim flash space - OpenWrt Forum
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I need to free up space on my wr-740, which packages I can uninstall without causing a problem and without having to generate new firmware.
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8 rader · 11.09.2019 · Which packages can I safely remove to save space? Issue: Flash space is scarce on devices with only 4MB flash, and I don't have enough space left to install a package I need. In order to to save some space: Which of the normally preinstalled packages can I safely remove when building an image?
[OpenWrt Wiki] Saving firmware space and RAM
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18 rader · Saving firmware space and RAM Excluding packages Flash space is scarce on …
[OpenWrt Wiki] OpenWrt security hardening
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/security/openwrt_security
29.03.2021 · OpenWrt security hardening Good news, OpenWrt has reasonable security by default. If you are inexperienced in hardening and firewall and web security, there is no need to worry, OpenWrt is hardened by default in a sufficient way, such that non-experienced muggles can use it right away, without being worried.