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This page describes the steps to get developing your own software for the reciva module. For now we assume Linux as the development host platform. | |||
* '''[[Changing Your Radio]] Firmware.''' If wishing to change the firmware on a radio for a different version, please start with [[Changing Your Radio]]. | |||
* [[Enabling Login]]: A way to open your box by installing a login server, and having done so, opens up possibility of browsing around inside, changing the firmware, etc. | |||
* [[Making a backup]]: How to make a backup for just-in-case | |||
* [[Toolchain]]: How to build a proper crosscompiler ... | |||
* [[Crosscompiling]]: ... and how to use it | |||
Misc howtos: | |||
[[ | * [[Mounting nfs]]: How to mount a NFS share from the radio | ||
[[ | * [[Mounting smbfs]]: How to mount an SMB share from the radio |
Latest revision as of 19:19, 30 December 2007
This page describes the steps to get developing your own software for the reciva module. For now we assume Linux as the development host platform.
- Changing Your Radio Firmware. If wishing to change the firmware on a radio for a different version, please start with Changing Your Radio.
- Enabling Login: A way to open your box by installing a login server, and having done so, opens up possibility of browsing around inside, changing the firmware, etc.
- Making a backup: How to make a backup for just-in-case
- Toolchain: How to build a proper crosscompiler ...
- Crosscompiling: ... and how to use it
Misc howtos:
- Mounting nfs: How to mount a NFS share from the radio
- Mounting smbfs: How to mount an SMB share from the radio