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Dec 03, 2014 Login to the NAS via SSH as root Run the following: wget http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optware/cs05q3armel/cross/stable/teraprov2-b. At its core, Optware is a package manager to allow you to easly install and uninstall cross-compiled linux applications on your device over the internet. At this time, optware supports the automatic download and installation of over 1500 programs.
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The next step would be building and fixing packages (I don't expect many 'new' issues, since the libc and kernel headers are the same versions as in ARMv7 target, so mostly we'll simply need to add new target 'buildroot-armv5eabi-ng' to the special cases: e. Ccdisk Crack here. g., see: line 171). If you're willing to help, then you can launch a full build of new feed with these commands (after I push the new target, of course). Starting from Optware-ng root: make buildroot-armv5eabi-ng-target # this creates working dir we'll build feed in cd buildroot-armv5eabi-ng make directories ipkg-utils # this creates needed directories and configures ipk packaging tools make toolchain # this builds the toolchain make # this tries to build the entire feed And then fix issues you encounter and send Pull Requests with your fixes to me.
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OBSELETE: as of January 2019, Optware is no longer listed in the QNAP 'App Center'. It appears that QNAP withdrew it sometime in 2015 or 2016. Entware is a non-QNAP QPKG which serves the same purpose of giving access to many command-line software tools used on a wide range of NAS systems.
The following content is preserved for history. Some of the wording has been changed to make it clear Optware is withdrawn.
By installing Optware IPKG, you [used to be able to] open the door to installing many other software packages by many different developers. QNAP supplies Ipkg as a QPKG plugin on many of their products. This is probably the easiest way to install for most. We also give instructions on manual install.
- 1Simplified installation using QPKG [for 3.2x, now obselete]
- 3Manual installation
Simplified installation using QPKG [for 3.2x, now obselete]
This [was] the simplified installation method using the QPKG update system firmware page with an Optware_Ipkg.qpkg file.
- First update your firmware to the latest build [applies to 3.2x, not 4.3x].
- In the device's Administration interface, select 'App Center'. In the App Center window, search for 'Optware' using the search box at the top left, or click on the 'Developer Tools' item in the left pane. An icon 'Optware IPKG' appears. Click on the icon, and the App Center will install it.
Installation in firmware 3.2x
If you are using Firmware before version 4.x, your Administration Interface might not have an 'App Center'. The following instructions are appropriate for firmware 3.2.x, and may be appropriate for firmware as late as 3.8.x. (No editor of this article has checked on 3.6.x through 3.8.x yet.)
- For firmware version 3.2x, select the 'System Tools' -> 'QPKG' page, click on 'Get QPKG' button.
- If nothing is listed you must get the package from the appropriate download page on the QNAP website.
- Download 'Optware IPKG' package that matches your model.
- If the archive ends with a .zip extension, then unzip the downloaded archive to get a file with a .qpkg extension.
- If you're behind a proxy, put this in the /root/.wgetrc or in the /etc/wgetrc or in both:
- http_proxy = http://proxy.domain.com:3128
- use_proxy = on
The install will fail if you don't do that.
- Now install the qpkg file. Go to the 'Installation' tab. Click the Browse button, and select the qpkg file. Click the OK button. A progress bar appears, then a confirmation dialog that the installation was successful.
- Alternative: install it (.qpkg file) via the 'System Update' under your 'System Tools' page.
- If you get this error (check your mails!):
Optware 0.99.163 installation failed. /share/MD0_DATA/optware existed. Please remove it first.
ssh on the NAS and issue this command (use with care!!):
- Return to the 'QPKG Installed' tab. An icon with a penguin, and caption 'Optware', should now be visible.
- Click the Optware icon or caption. A dialog 'QPKG Plugins - QPKG - Optware' appears. At the bottom, it has buttons 'Enable', 'Disable', and 'Remove'.
- Click the 'Enable' button. There is a pause, then the device gives you an alert box to confirm IPKG is enabled.
- Now Ssh into the admin account on your NAS device.
- As of April 2010, TS-219PFirmware 3.2.5 build 0409T has two bugs which require you to patch an initialisation file, /etc/init.d/Optware.sh. Follow the instructions in sections #Running_.2Fopt.2Fetc.2Finit.d.2F.2A_on_startup and #Fix_the_.24PATH_in_.2Fetc.2Fprofile below.
- Log out, and restart the NAS device to get the patches enforced.
- Confirm that ipkg is available. Ssh in again, and type: # ipkg --version. A message like ipkg version 0.99.163 appears. ipkg is now installed.
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Running /opt/etc/init.d/* on startup
Some, but not all, ipkg packages install startup scripts into /opt/etc/init.d/. These are to be run as part of system startup. As of April 2010, TS-219PFirmware 3.2.5 build 0409T does not run the scripts in this directory. This section explains how to patch the firmware to add this startup action.
The Optware QPKG creates an initialisation script and stores it in a QPKG Optware directory on your main data share. When the QNAP NAS device starts up, it adds a link to this script from /etc/rcS.d/. The name of this link is something like QS100Optware, where 100 is a sequence number that depends on how many QPKG packages you installed and in what order. This is what these files look like in TS-219PFirmware 3.2.5 build 0409T:
Edit the install script. It's fine to get to it via one of its Symlinks:
Look towards the end of the file for content like this:
We will add a block of code just before the ;; stop) lines. The portion of the file now looks like the following:
Save the file and quit the editor.
Now, restart the QNAPNAS device. All Optware packages which need to run at startup time, should run automatically.
Because this code runs whatever scripts are in the /opt/etc/init.d/ directory, you do not need to modify it when you add or remove Optware packages. However, there's a likelihood that future QNAP firmware releases may overwrite Optware.sh. This would require you to reapply this patch.
For further information:
- Forum post '[EXPLAIN) autorun.sh and Optware ipkg server prog.' (Sept-Dec 2009)
Fix the $PATH in /etc/profile
The code that sets up the Optware environment should extend the $PATH environment variable, adding the Optware bin directories to the head of the path where they can preempt any equivalents that come with the QNAP firmware. It should also preserve the original path, with any modifications which other software made. As of April 2010, TS-219PFirmware 3.2.5 build 0409T does not do this correctly.
[note] In July 2010, firmware 3.4.3, we do not need to modify the 'Optware.sh' as below.
There is a simple fix, to the same Optware.sh file we edited in the previous section.
Edit the file:
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Look for the section of code which mentions /opt/bin. Replace it so that this part of the file looks like:
Save the file and quit the editor.
Now, restart the QNAPNAS device. In the admin shell, check the $PATH environment variable. /opt/bin and /opt/sbin should come before /bin and /usr/bin. For instance:
For further information:
- Forum thread '[REQUEST) IPKG paths must come first in $PATH' (June-Dec 2009) mentions both the problem with the order of path elements and the missing ' before '$PATH'.
- Forum thread '[FIX) Optware.sh PATH Bug..' (Dec 2009-April 2010) Another report of the missing ' before '$PATH'.
Troubleshooting
- Installing the package requires that the target device has internet access otherwise the installation will fail about 60% of the way through.
- After a failed install you will not be able to reattempt the installation until you manually delete the Optware directory under /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg. Failure to do this will result in an error message in the system log stating the package is already installed.
- If you perform an installation through QPKG, get an installation successful alert, but ipkg doesn't appear in the 'QPKG Installed' tab, check to see if you installed a file with a .zip extension. QPKG cannot install ZIP archives. You must unzip the archive, and there should be a file with a .qpkg installation inside. You must install this .qpkg file.
- If you install an Optware package, and it runs right after installation but fails to restart automatically when the server restarts, then check to see that the patch in #Running_.2Fopt.2Fetc.2Finit.d.2F.2A_on_startup above has been completed correctly.
Migrating from the previous installation (either automatic script or manual)
For migration from previous install (automatic/manual) to the QPKG'ed install, please see below:
- umount all the mounts for your original IPKG install
- remove all the Ipkg-related entries in autorun.sh
- remove these entries:
- save then close
- rename /share/MD0_DATA/optware
- Install QPKGed IPKG according to the guide 'Automatic installation via QPKG' above (but do not enable it yet, or disable it if it was enabled after the install)
- copy the IPKG start script to the old IPKG directory
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- Now remove the optware directory you've just install (Warning! make sure Optware_Ipkg is not enabled! or no mounts is present on any of the directories under the newly installed ipkg location, eg, /share/MD0_DATA/optware/mnt/ext/Public or /share/MD0_DATA/optware/share/Public, etc.. Failed to do so will wipe all your data under /share/Public, /share/Qdownload, /share/Qmultimedia, /share/Qusb and /share/Qweb on your hard drive. you can check this by 'df' and see if any mount points are made under these locations.)
- Rename the old IPKG folder name back
- Now you may enable/disable your previous ipkg install from your QPKG admin page and use them as normal.
Manual installation
This is the manual installation method.
Create the required directories on the NAS
Note:
- For NAS running RAID (2 disks or above)
- For NAS running single disk (1 disk only)
Create a symbolic link to /opt
Create a symbolic link to the Optware installation directory
Check if /opt is symlinked to /share/MD0_DATA/optware/opt (or /share/HDA_DATA/optware/opt)
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You should see :
or
Download and the ipkg file package
First, go to optware installation directory to avoid messing up free space on root partition then downloading the package
Note
For PowerPC based devices (TS101/201) you should usehttp://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optware/ts101/cross/unstable/ipkg-opt_0.99.163-10_powerpc.ipk
instead.
- For QNAP TS-459 Pro+ you should use this path for wget - http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optware/ts509/cross/unstable/
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Replace the filename for the ipkg file as appropriate in the command.
Edit /opt/etc/ipkg.conf
Add the line
Save and close with ESC and :wq and enter
Update the package list :
Update the package list :
You should see :
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If there are errors or you do not see Downloading info that means that either you did not edit ipkg.conf mentioned before or hm.
Install applications (mc in this example)
Change to optware directory cause this ipkg left some strange files which makes / partition to small, i dont know if its an error or something
And then to run mc
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Preserve the configurations on reboot
Create the autorun.sh file
Add to the following lines to the file then save and close
Make autorun.sh executable and do not forget to unmount !
Note, for TS101/201 users, you should use /dev/mtdblock4 instead of /dev/mtdblock5.
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Scripted Manual Installation
Note, this script is a starting point for your own scripts, but thought it might be useful. YMMV, please modify it to your liking and send me an email telling me about your cool improvements.
Note, Currently supports arm systems with RAID only, installs coreutils ipkg
Note, Currently supports arm systems with RAID only, installs coreutils ipkg
qnap_install_coreutils.sh
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