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== Note about packages upgrade ==
== Note about packages upgrade ==
In some rare cases you can fall into issue when new package wont start:
In some rare cases you can fall into issue when new package wont start:
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  # opkg update
  # opkg update
  # opkg upgrade
  # opkg upgrade
  # minidlna
  # minidlna
  minidlna: error while loading shared libraries: libpng12.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
  minidlna: error while loading shared libraries: libpng12.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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Unfortunately, **''%%opkg%%''** is too simple to track down **''%%minidlna%%''** dependencies has been changed and **''%%minidlna%%''** should be re-installed too. So, you have to do that manually:
Unfortunately, **''%%opkg%%''** is too simple to track down **''%%minidlna%%''** dependencies has been changed and **''%%minidlna%%''** should be re-installed too. So, you have to do that manually:
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  # opkg --autoremove remove minidlna
  # opkg --autoremove remove minidlna
  # opkg install minidlna
  # opkg install minidlna
Internals
Internals
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Entware uses OpenWrt buildroot to compile packages. Some of packages came from OpenWrt, others are unique. We sync our sources with OpenWrt feeds and update our own packages approx. once per month, catching bugs and adding some enhancements all other time.
Entware uses OpenWrt buildroot to compile packages. Some of packages came from OpenWrt, others are unique. We sync our sources with OpenWrt feeds and update our own packages approx. once per month, catching bugs and adding some enhancements all other time.
See how to Compile packages from sources if you wish to edit or add packages.
See how to Compile packages from sources if you wish to edit or add packages.
Every binary from the repo uses no library from outside the /opt folder. No kernel modules are provided as long as they may be (and will be!) incompatible with current firmware.
Every binary from the repo uses no library from outside the /opt folder. No kernel modules are provided as long as they may be (and will be!) incompatible with current firmware.