Hey, I once stole your configurations for building .ipk packages for OpenWrt without OpenWrt SDK, and now I can share with you how to build your own .apk packages for OpenWrt.
In fact, you need to install apk-tools from the Alpine Linux + generate several files for “/lib/apk/packages” and then just call “apk mkpkg”.
You can see a simplified build process here: https://github.com/MagiTrickle/MagiTrickle/blob/d47bd8b3fcde573c3b73c893d3e3c312d9e6c1a3/Makefile#L259-L289
In fact, it is sufficient to view include/package-pack.mk file from the OpenWrt repository.
It would be useful to be able to use the latest sing-box builds, which are not yet available in the official OpenWrt.
Hey, I once stole your configurations for building .ipk packages for OpenWrt without OpenWrt SDK, and now I can share with you how to build your own .apk packages for OpenWrt.
In fact, you need to install apk-tools from the Alpine Linux + generate several files for “
/lib/apk/packages” and then just call “apk mkpkg”.You can see a simplified build process here: https://github.com/MagiTrickle/MagiTrickle/blob/d47bd8b3fcde573c3b73c893d3e3c312d9e6c1a3/Makefile#L259-L289
In fact, it is sufficient to view include/package-pack.mk file from the OpenWrt repository.
It would be useful to be able to use the latest sing-box builds, which are not yet available in the official OpenWrt.