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     <li><b>A:</b>If you want to use your own packages and upload them to RUT via Package Manager, they need to follow some prerequisite. More information on [[Custom package upload via Package Manager]]</li>
 
     <li><b>A:</b>If you want to use your own packages and upload them to RUT via Package Manager, they need to follow some prerequisite. More information on [[Custom package upload via Package Manager]]</li>
 
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==Custom package upload===
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If you want to use your own packages and '''upload''' them to {{{name}}} via the Package Manager, you need to follow these instructions:
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I. You need to use following name for you package in order to use/upload it via package manager, the name and format should be:
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* '''tlt_custom_pkg_<''anyname''>.ipk'''
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II. You need to add following information to your package before you compile it:
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* '''PKG_ROUTER:=<''Router''>'''
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* '''PKG_FIRMWARE:=<''Routers firmware version''>'''
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* '''PKG_TLT_NAME:=<''anything, could be name of the package''>'''
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* '''PKG_VERSION_PM:=<''anything, could be package version''>'''
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For example:
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* ''tlt_custom_pkg_Test.ipk''
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* ''PKG_ROUTER:=RUT9''
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* ''PKG_FIRMWARE:=06.06.0''
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* ''PKG_TLT_NAME:=Test''
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* ''PKG_VERSION_PM:=1.0''
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After you compile it you should be able to upload the package via package manager.
    
==See also==
 
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