Install Entware with amtm or some other way.is there any way to use/get sshfs on this router ?
opkg install sshfs
The definitive answer:im using quite a bit optware stuff,is there a way to use entware parallel or get only one entware package alone ?
Or.. can I still use the optware packages(which are NOT available on entware) when changing over to entware ?
ok,but can I switch to entware,and then i.e. manually transfer transmission from the backuped optware folder into entware ?
I mean opt/ent ware are just package managers right ?
If I transfer transmissions files correctly (libraries to libraries /bin to bin / and so on...) can I still use it under entware ?
or ,as Im only needing ONE entware package => can I get the sshfs entware package,and extract/install it manually into optware ?
None of hat works. It's either Optware or Entware you use.ok,but can I switch to entware,and then i.e. manually transfer transmission from the backuped optware folder into entware ?
I mean opt/ent ware are just package managers right ?
If I transfer transmissions files correctly (libraries to libraries /bin to bin / and so on...) can I still use it under entware ?
or ,as Im only needing ONE entware package => can I get the sshfs entware package,and extract/install it manually into optware ?
Wrong. They are package managers for their own repositories. All the packages in those repositories are compiled to a specific environment (libraries, etc.).I mean opt/ent ware are just package managers right ?
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