I am sure why because I touch so many things (and maybe I did something wrong) but I also had to add a symbolic link from /usr/lib/libpthread.so to /lib/ libpthread-0.9.30.3.soįrom there it compiled without any problem. You need to replace them in src/Mayaqua/internat.cĪnd you need to add -liconv in the OPTIONS_LINK_RELEASE and OPTIONS_LINK_DEBUG of the make file The libiconv has modified the name of some functions included in glibc but not in Uclibc. You can then nearly compile with very few modifications. The packages needed are dev-bundle git libiconv ncurses openssl readline and you will need to download and install gconv-modules.Īfter 'configure' and building the make file.

So I downloaded the real source code from here : Īs there was no Toolchain available to cross compile, I did the work on the DNS 320. So I thought that I could not manage with those. So as I managed to 'compile' the software for my other old NAS synology ds213, I decided to have a go.įirst problem, the pre compiled software avalaible here : are pre compiled with glibc when Alt-F is compile with Uclibc. On top of that the version is 4 years old. The Softeteher package is Optware, and if I understood correctly that is an extra layer not always compatible with Alt-F packages. I wanted to install Softether VPN on my old but reliable DNS320 updated with Alt-F 1.0 So please forgive me if I did not do things by the rules, but after 3/4 days of sweating I managed to make that work and maybe it will be a help for others to discribe what I have done. First of all, I want to mention that I am an experienced developer in Windows (C-Sharp) and Java but not skilled in Linux and C/C++.

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