Quickstart guide¶

Creating a ZRouter build environment.¶

This should probably be done within a Jail.

At First, this Requires you have [[hg]]/mercurial installed:

• From FreeBSD ports:
  

  # cd /usr/ports/devel/mercurial
  # make install clean
  

• OR From FreeBSD packages:
  

  # pkg_add -r mercurial (or # pkg install mercurial)
  

1. Create a path set aside for ZRouter build.
   

   # mkdir -p ZRouter/

2. Enter directory:
   

   # cd ZRouter

3. Checkout/clone ZRouter Project
   

   # hg clone http://zrouter.org/hg/zrouter/

4. Checkout/clone Current compatible FreeBSD source:
   

   # hg clone http://zrouter.org/hg/FreeBSD/head FreeBSD

5. Begin ZRouter Build Menu
   

   # ./menu.sh

Entering ./menu.sh¶

1. Select your target device (example D-Link DIR-632):

1. Select Base Profile. That's two choise:

   - Small - size firmware > 4 MB (if your ROM more than 4 MB)
   - Extra small - size firmware <= 4MB (if your ROM less than 4 MB)

1. At "Profiles" select package that included firmware:
   - DEBUG_ -
   - ath -
   - dhclient -
   - dhcp -
   - dig_spcdns -
   - hostap -
   - ipfw - stateful firewall written for FreeBSD.
   - lagg -
   - lua_web_ui -
   - mono -
   - mpd -
   - mroute -
   - net_help -
   - nfs_client -
   - ng_igmp_fwd -
   - ntpdate - for clock synchronization over Network Time Protocol.
   - openvpn - create a Virtual Private Network. Include OpenVPN, crypto libraries.
   - ppp -
   - racoon -
   - racoon2 -
   - shttpd -
   - ssh - enable SSH service. Include ssh, sshd, SSH PAM service file and /etc/ssh configs.
   - watchdog - if software freeze, then watchdog H/W reset system. Include watchdogd and rc.d script.
   - zhttpd -
   
2. Last that must to do - select paths of source and build object:
   
   - Path of FreeBSD/head
   
   - Path of objects (temporary direcroty where will be compilate your firmware)
   
   Then go back to main menu:
   
3. You can save your selection to "Build Profile" for future use (file will be created at "./Zrouter/zrouter/build_profiles/" ):
   
   
4. You can load your Build Profile if you save it early:
   
   
5. Now select to "Build" and you see all your choices:
   
   Answer "yes" and firmware will begining.

Flash your firmware¶