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[ASK] New Branch for Default OpenWrt + Luci + Docker only #20
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Hello there, You click the fork button in the upper right corner of the warehouse to copy a copy of the warehouse source code, and you can customize it in your personal center. If you don't understand the specific operation process, you can mention it. I will write a more detailed and personalized firmware customization operation instruction. |
You are right but will be more awesome if it has a stock Openwrt build and Ophub customized version. I didn't think all people will need these preinstalled apps on it. I'm not too familiar with github-action yet, and it's still very new on github. Maybe I need a lot to learn to build openwrt firmware for s905x from scratch. |
Hi @ophub I've already forked this repo, then can I just remove all of this config to build a clean openwrt+luci? |
https://github.com/dianariyanto/amlogic-s9xxx-openwrt/blob/stock/router_config/.config Lines 418-535 are luci-app
You can select/delete at the time of firmware compilation according to your preference. For the installed firmware, another convenient way to add/remove the software package is to log in to the openwrt management center menu: System>Software, click on the update list, and use the software package in the openwrt.org official mirror server |
That's great! Already make some changes and now it building using Github-actions. Realy cool, let see if it work. Thanks for your awesome help sir. |
Hello sir,
You make an Awesome firmware running on my s905x. But, have a lot of packages that I don't need. Can you make a new branch for default Openwrt with Luci only? or maybe Openwrt + Luci + Docker?
I think that can make a good fast and simple firmware for my s905x.
Thanks, for your awesome work.
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