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Any idea where to get aget (downloader like wget but multithreaded) downloader for dns 323?
Or any tips how to make my own package or installation ?
Thanks in advance. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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aria2 should serve the same purpose, and is already in optware feeds.
I just added aget.mk to optware, will be available in a couple of hours.
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Thanks bzhou . aria2 seems to be what i was looking for . But unfortunately it ends with "exception caught" error message when trying to download an URL.
Is there a way to fix this ? or i am missing some dependencies?
Thanks.
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I tried crosscompiling aria2c(with no EPOLL) in my ubuntu dapper drake with toolchain_arm . it compiles but when i tried to run it in 323 , i get error
/opt/bin/aria2c: line 4: syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")
What am i doing wrong? Pleaseee some help would be greatly appreciated.
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I can't help with that error, but here are both aget and aria2(this seems to support bittorrent too).
The only weird thing i noticed running aria2 is that the current download speed is displayed using a wrong charset...
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Thanks jules. thats What i was looking for.
anyway , can anyone point me to the good guide to cross compiling for DNS 323?
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One way is to use the optware development environment. http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/dns323 "How to cross build ipk" section.
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Thanks bzhou , Do i have to make my own Makefile for the compiling ?
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After the "svn co" step, you have the necessary Makefile.
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yes, i have compiled the optware chain , but i am asking for the package that i am cross compiling..
Thanks .
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If optware already supports the package, you can find optware recipe in e.g. optware/make/aget.mk or optware/make/aria2.mk;
If not, you'll have to make your own, see http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware … eToOptware .
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why is the compiled aria2 old version 1.0.0? Latest is 1.1.2.
Anyone have an already compiled version of 1.1.2? If not...please provide some guide for newbie like me.
Thanks
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got it running thanks!!!
http://www.nslu2-linux.org site is awesome!! once installed, all the packages are there. Thank you bzhou
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Yeah, Optware ipkg handles dependencies automatically.
In this example, aria2 depends on c-ares, libstdc++, libxml2, openssl, zlib, so "ipkg install aria2" would automatically install these dependent ipk's, and do that recursively.
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