prpr
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No. I mentioned it a few weeks ago, somewhere. I haven't checked recently but I doubt anything has changed.The package bundles should include all the dependencies. Do they not work anymore?
No. I mentioned it a few weeks ago, somewhere. I haven't checked recently but I doubt anything has changed.The package bundles should include all the dependencies. Do they not work anymore?
Use an Ethernet-Wireless converter.I do not have a wifi dongle, which the t2 will recognise
In as much as auto-unprotect is the granddaddy of all packages, from when there was practically no other infrastructure, its requirements seem to have inflated rather a lot. Busybox?
- satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for auto-unprotect:
- busybox * inotify-tools * hmt * recmon (>= 2.0.7) * webif (>= 1.2.4) *
- opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package auto-unprotect.
(for the OP's benefit) See https://hummy.tv/forum/threads/wifi-dongle-compatibility.10150:Use an Ethernet-Wireless converter.
There are alternatives to wired network or a WiFi dongle: HomePlug (AKA Powerline, eg Devolo), or a nano-router used in client mode (eg TP-Link WR702N).
I think this happened when auto-unprotect was upgraded to version 2.x.x. I have an old version 1.0.9 which is not dependent upon recmon and webif if that would help the with installation from USB stick.Has auto-unprotect been brought into WebIF auto-processing?
That would be great. ThanksI think this happened when auto-unprotect was upgraded to version 2.x.x. I have an old version 1.0.9 which is not dependent upon recmon and webif if that would help the with installation from USB stick.
Thanks, I'll try that.Bundles should now be fixed.
If you download the bundles for auto-unprotect and ntfs-3g and put them on a USB stick, they should install without errors (fingers crossed).