Collection of scripts for stock firmware

[jacklul]

I used jas update to update. sha1 is 3d8944e08925a39f47744f2a3ef0fa93aa4b1f88, which seems to match the latest version even after the forcepush.

Hmmm, I dunno why it doesn't work then.
I assume you see "Mounted '/tmp/mnt/drivename/entware' on /tmp/mnt/drivename/asusware.arm" instead of "Mounted '/tmp/mnt/drivename/entware' on /tmp/opt" in the syslog?
Maybe try rebooting the router if it is not a problem, unless you already did that earlier.

 

[ugdp3]

Hmmm, I dunno why it doesn't work then.
I assume you see "Mounted '/tmp/mnt/drivename/entware' on /tmp/mnt/drivename/asusware.arm" instead of "Mounted '/tmp/mnt/drivename/entware' on /tmp/opt" in the syslog?
Maybe try rebooting the router if it is not a problem, unless you already did that earlier.

I see Mounted '/tmp/mnt/drivename/entware' on /tmp/mnt/drivename/asusware.arm in the syslog. I'm wondering if it's this check acting up. It seems readlink /opt returns tmp/opt for me, that is, a relative path.

 

[jacklul]

I see Mounted '/tmp/mnt/drivename/entware' on /tmp/mnt/drivename/asusware.arm in the syslog. I'm wondering if it's this check acting up. It seems readlink /opt returns tmp/opt for me, that is, a relative path.

My bad, readlink -f will follow the symlink to the asuware.arm directory.
I replaced the code with something simplier

 

[ugdp3]

My bad, readlink -f will follow the symlink to the asuware.arm directory.
I replaced the code with something simplier

This finally did the trick, and the entware directory is mounted to /tmp/opt, while leaving the asusware directory alone.