[Apps] opkg A100/A110 - Updated 21st Sep

[neor]

i have edit ipkg.conf

with
src a110ipkg http://cdnetworks-us-2.dl.sourceforge.ne...t/c200ipkg
with

but it doesn't work

[MATPOC]

(03-06-2011 05:18 PM)neor Wrote:  i have edit ipkg.conf
with
src a110ipkg http://cdnetworks-us-2.dl.sourceforge.ne...t/c200ipkg
with
but it doesn't work

This is the repository for Popcorn 200-series and this utils can not be working on A-110. You have to direct download utils_a110_v0.0.4.zip and extract xmlrpc-c from it. Or wait until vaidyasr uploaded ipkg version of xmlrpc-c to the A-110 repository.

[vaidyasr]

I'll upload by today. Possibly I forgot to upload.

[evil raptor]

(12-04-2010 04:24 AM)vaidyasr Wrote:  iPKG is a very lightweight package management system. It was designed for Linux installations with severe storage limitations such as handheld computers. iPKG is more than just an embedded Linux flash image builder, (although it does that fairly well). It also allows for dynamic installation/removal of packages on a running system.

Installation via CSI.

Download Link: http://a110progs.googlecode.com/files/i-...3-nmt3.zip

Update: -nmt2
1. Changed the repo to sourceforge.

Update: -nmt3
1. Changed the repo to working sourceforge repo.

Browse in PC: http://yourc200ip:9999/local_web/
You can also browse in C200 via web services.
Or you can navigate to the folder /share/Apps/local/gayaui/ from A1XX.

You can add your own/included scripts to start/stop the required services automatically.
For example, if you would like to start the minidlna, do the below steps:
Install mini-dlna from i-pkg.
Edit the config file under /share/Apps/local/etc to suite your needs.
Re-start the i-pkg via CSI.
You can edit/add you own startup scripts under /share/Apps/local/etc/init.d with optional prefix, so that it will be loaded in ascending order.

A sample script for inadyn (dynamic DDNS client) would be:

Code:

# cat 60inadyn.sh
#!/bin/sh

start()
{
        cd /share/Apps/local
        bin/inadyn --input_file etc/inadyn.conf
}

stop()
{
        killall inadyn > /dev/null 2> /dev/null
}

case "$1" in
    start)
        start
        ;;

    stop)
        stop
        ;;

    restart)
        stop
        start
        ;;
    *)
        echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop|restart}"
        exit 1
        ;;
esac

Basic commands:
# ipkg update - Initially you need to type to update from feed.
# ipkg list - To list the available packages.
# ipkg install <pkg> - To install a specific package.

The following web-gui will be available from current version.


Available Packages:

Code:

a52dec
alsa-lib
aria2-doc
aria2
atk
autotrace
bash-doc
bash
bison
bzip2
c-ares
cairo
check
coreutils-doc
coreutils
curl
e2fsprogs-libs
e2fsprogs
ethtool
expat
faac
faad2
fdisk
ffmpeg
file
flac
flex
fontconfig
gawk
gdk-pixbuf
gettext
glib
gnutls
graphviz-plugins
graphviz
grep-doc
grep
gst-plugins-base
gstreamer
gtk+
gzip
hdparm
hexedit
imagemagick-doc
imagemagick
inadyn
irssi
jikes
jpeg
lame
lcms2
lcms
libautotrace
libcroco
libdaemon
libdca
libdv
libdvdcss
libdvdread
libebml
libexif
libgcrypt
libgpg-error
libgsf
libmad
libmatroska
libming
libmjpegtools
libmng
libmpcdec
libmpeg2
libogg
liboil
libpng
libquicktime
librsvg
libsigc++
libsndfile
libsocket
libtheora
libungif
libupnp
libusb-compat
libusb
libvorbis
lzma
lzo
mc
mediainfo
mhash
ming
mjpegtools
mp4v2
ncurses
newt
ntfsprogs
openjpeg
openssh
p7zip
pango
parted
partimage
pcre
pixman
popt
pstoedit
pv
readline
rl
rsync
rtmpdump
schroedinger
sdparm
sed
simage
slang
smartmontools
speex
sqlite2
sqlite3
sysfsutils
tar
tiff
transcode-doc
transcode
twolame
unrar
usbutils
wakelan
wget
wput
x264
xmlrpc-c
xvidcore
xz-utils
yougrabber
zip
zlib

Package Feed URL's:

Code:

http://cdnetworks-us-2.dl.sourceforge.net/project/a110ipkg

Will be installed under /share/Apps/local and will be linked to /usr/local. All programs has been pre-compiled with RPATH, so no need to specify any LD_LIBRARY_PATH.

is there a tutorial for nubbies? thanks

[dc11ab]

(03-10-2011 07:17 PM)evil raptor Wrote:  is there a tutorial for nubbies? thanks

What tutorial you are you asking for? What should it cover?

There's not much needed to learn the basic usage:
http://www.networkedmediatank.com/wiki/i...stallation

[antherion]

The wiki says
ipkg installation

1. Have the CSI up and running on your PC, see http://nmtinstaller.com
The requirements of CSI is local NMT storage and enabled NMT Apps' FTP service.
2. Using the CSI, install the ipkg "local" package on your NMT
3. From a PC, browse to http://nmt.ip.address:9999/local_web/index.php and install ipk packages from there with a few clicks.
4. Remember to update (or 'sync') the repositories, or your list will look blank.

Item 4. is not working. I still get empty list.

UPDATE:
For me the only way is to do the following:
# cd /share/Apps/local
# . ./env
# ipkg update

[MATPOC]

(03-18-2011 03:46 PM)antherion Wrote:  Item 4. is not working. I still get empty list.
UPDATE:
For me the only way is to do the following:
# cd /share/Apps/local
# . ./env
# ipkg update

Use my patch of daemon.sh at Post: #99
and change "src a110ipkg https://sourceforge.net/projects/a110ipkg/files" to "src a110ipkg http://sourceforge.net/projects/a110ipkg/files" in \Apps\local\etc\ipkg.conf

[kslack]

I need help please. I have PCH A100. I installed telnet and i-pkg package from CSI Installer. I maked a patch of daemon.sh from Post: #99. When I restart PCH, then in /usr directory is link local from /share/Apps/local. It is OK. But big problem is, that I have not changed variables PATH, LD LIBRARY PATH, MANPATH. And I cannot run ipkg from telnet and noting is also in webpage http://nmt.ip.address:9999/local_web/index.php. But when I write from telnet cd /usr/local and . ./env then after this two commands all is OK. Ipkg from telnet is OK and list from webpage is also OK. But after restart PCH it worked not. I need define PATH, LD LIBRARY PATH and MANPATH from env script automatically with start of PCH. Please howto.

[defected07]

I'm struggling with CSI on a Mac. Interface is just very choppy and doesn't work. I'd prefer to install this manually. Would it be difficult if I just changed some of the config files and startup scripts? Rather just put it in /mnt/syb*/bin or something--or wherever I installed dropbear.

Maybe I'll try to create a USB install of this like Telnet and Dropbear.

[dc11ab]

(04-05-2011 06:50 PM)defected07 Wrote:  I'm struggling with CSI on a Mac. Interface is just very choppy and doesn't work. I'd prefer to install this manually. Would it be difficult if I just changed some of the config files and startup scripts? Rather just put it in /mnt/syb*/bin or something--or wherever I installed dropbear.

Maybe I'll try to create a USB install of this like Telnet and Dropbear.

Once you have installed any one package with the CSI you can installi other packages manually using telnet (or ssh, if you have that).

Right now I can't remember the exact procedure, but it's something like this:
Download the CIS .zip package on a PC, unzip it.
Transfer the contained .tar file to /share/Apps/AppInit (I think, no access to my NMT to check atm.)
Do something like: /share/Apps/AppInit/appinit.cgi --help (or just "help" or similar, look for the cgi!)
And you'll see the instructions on how to install|delete etc. the packages manually.
This is described in more detail in other threads. Search the board and you'll find.

[accident]

I believe there is an option for manual package install inside csi and it'll take the zip and do all that for you.

[dc11ab]

Right you are, if this function works (CSI Menu: "File"->"Install from file...") - despite the somewhat shaky UI on the Mac - then it's a much simpler approach than the CLI procedure described above.

[defected07]

Thanks. I wasn't able to install anything from CSI, neither through the repo, or "Install from File". Have mono 2.4 installed, but I don't mind doing this manually. I'll see if I have a back up of the Apps/AppInit folders, but if not, can someone provide those for me? I think I'd rather install dropbear this way since files are a bit scattered, and I can't configure dropbear to allow ssh from root AND nmt (only root--maybe it's how I configured the dropbear host keys, I'm not sure, a bit confused).

EDIT:

Nevermind, I'll just grab the packages by viewing repository.xml and either manually install them, or see if I can use the AppInit CGI you recommended. I'll let you know how it goes, thanks!

[vaidyasr]

New version i-pkg released with new easy UI. Screenshots on page 1.

[vaidyasr]

Added: Installation will be done by root on C200 and from web by nobody. Those who installed the latest version of ipkg, need to reinstall the same from CSI.