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I'm sorry to say that I completely missed this post.

If It's still relevant I will have a look for you. All references to setupToolchain.bash should be "setupBuildEnv.sh".

This is just a short Notice to let people know that I now have this working.

My intention is to post a short howto and possibly a link to where you may download a compiled version.

Since I got this working i thought i'd put some instructions out there instead of just laying around my computer. Patches, instructions, relevant links and scripts may be downloaded from my GitHub-space: https://github.com/droberg/tellstick-tomato Below is the content of the Readme.md: Router Setup ...

Hello all! This is not really an a help request as such, but rather a thread to let you know that I'm working on getting my Tellstick-duo work with my ASUS RTN-16 router. My setup is (or used to be anyway): Tellstick duo in ASUS RTN-16 router running Tomato USB, placed in the center of the house USB...

Hi there, and merry Christmas to everyone! 10 years ago when I was investing heavily in Nexa stuff I bought my first Tellstick Duo. Then followed a Tellstick Net and a ZNet Lite V2. Ever since then I have wanted to do something about how things was put together. Now it was time. I have finally taken...

Promised to let you know what happened... I have now added argp-standalone to optware by modding a template to download, build, and install it as a regular optware package. It passes all tests so I guess it will work all right and is binary compatible with other optware-stuff. Only managed to get a ...

The problem with transform showed out to be a simple missing "std::" There still seems to be some problems with wchar however. Something in uclibc++ ostream is used wrong when operator<< is called: /.../optware/trunk/ddwrt/toolchain/mipsel-linux-uclibc/gcc-4.1.1-uclibc-0.9.28/uClibc++/incl...

Not really any progress, but... My, not very educated guess is that the stream-implementation in uClibc++ uses some features that requires a more recent compiler than gcc-4.1.xxx, so I decided to abandon optware. While optware seemed like a good idea since that made it possible to run the applicatio...