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Rq-sssp 1.04 for coolsat
Here is the newer version of the program. Testing it and it's working. Has some improvements:
2010-04-08 v1.04
- Added a new configuration parameter to set the timeout for receiving control
words from server (control_words_timeout). Check rq-sssp-client.conf for
details.
- Added a port for OpenWRT routers that use the Atheros chipset
(rq-sssp-client.openwrt-ar231x).
rq-sssp-client-1.04-binaries.zip
- Added a port to ARM EABI architecture (rq-sssp-client.plug). This port runs on
Plug Computers (plugcomputer.org), such as the SheevaPlug.
- Added a port to the BeagleBoard (rq-sssp-client.beagle). Check out beagleboard.org
It is untested as of this release, please test and report your results.
- NOTE: The OpenWRT Broadcom binary has been renamed to rq-sssp-client.openwrt-bcm947xx
- NOTE: Starting from this release, I won't be including the libstdc++.so.6
file (needed for the router binaries). I suggest you install the Standard C++
Runtime Library using the package management system of OpenWRT, as this is the best
way. There's a way to do it through its web interface or command-line. Look into it.
Here is the newer version of the program. Testing it and it's working. Has some improvements:
2010-04-08 v1.04
- Added a new configuration parameter to set the timeout for receiving control
words from server (control_words_timeout). Check rq-sssp-client.conf for
details.
- Added a port for OpenWRT routers that use the Atheros chipset
(rq-sssp-client.openwrt-ar231x).
rq-sssp-client-1.04-binaries.zip
- Added a port to ARM EABI architecture (rq-sssp-client.plug). This port runs on
Plug Computers (plugcomputer.org), such as the SheevaPlug.
- Added a port to the BeagleBoard (rq-sssp-client.beagle). Check out beagleboard.org
It is untested as of this release, please test and report your results.
- NOTE: The OpenWRT Broadcom binary has been renamed to rq-sssp-client.openwrt-bcm947xx
- NOTE: Starting from this release, I won't be including the libstdc++.so.6
file (needed for the router binaries). I suggest you install the Standard C++
Runtime Library using the package management system of OpenWRT, as this is the best
way. There's a way to do it through its web interface or command-line. Look into it.