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cross compile everything from there with the dependencies and then pack that stuff up and move it to your DS. i don't think that this is a good way and i'm not even sure if this will work at all. You set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to /usr/local/lib and some other stuff and try to get it working with some kind of "mixing" spksrc and opt/ipkg. Personally i think (if i understood everything correctly) that you have a few problems getting your head around spksrc. PS: I also have a hard time debugging the lib problem in the synology, since all the tools like objdump/ldd/readelf are missing. Maybe someone can take a look and give some hints, since SoftEther is probably the best VPN server out there and i would like to replace the default one on my synology.
Here are the dynamic linked avoton DSM 5.2 bins for the softether server only, which do not run on my 415+:
#Synology vpn plus softether zip#
Here is a zip with my 2 custom makefiles and the hambuilder tool bin:
#Synology vpn plus softether pro#
I'm not a linux pro and editing makefiles manually is a pain for me, especially for correct cross-compiling. Has no advanced configure file, all it does is copy a already existing 32/64 makefile to the top folder, so most settings have to-be changed manually. (the makefile needs a fix to build this tool automatically on the host, not as a crosscompile) I just manually build this on the debian 32 system and copy it to the tmp dir as needed. It needs to compile a "hamcorebuilder" inplace on the host system, since it uses this while compiling the other sources. (I was not sure if i could compile for 64bit, since in /lib64 all the shared libs where missing and spksrc also seemed to have no lib64 for the depends under /install/usr/local?) I also included the needed depends in the spksrc makefile. I used the 32bit softether makefile and modified it, so it points to the cross avoton toolchain.
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