Assuming you have already have a built astlinux from the development enviroment. First copy the directory for the item that you want to patch to your home directory. In my cause I have been patching wanpipe so I am going to use that so:
cp ..../astlinux-devel/build_dir/wanpipe ~/wanpipe Next make another copy of that in your home directory and call it something like wanpipe.orig: cp ..../astlinux-devel/build_dir/wanpipe ~/wanpipe.orig Now go into the first directory you created and make the changes: cd ~/wanpipe nano -w Setup .... Then go back to your home directory: cd ~ Now you are going to actually generate the patch. be sure that the name of the patch begins with the name of the package you are altering so: diff -Naur wanpipe.orig/ wanpipe/ > wanpipe1.patch Now copy that patch into the corisponding item in the packages directory: cp wanpipe1.patch ..../astlinux-devel/package/wanpipe/ That should be it, provided that the packages .mk file is setup to actually do patching. I think they all are though. You should be good to run make dirclean and make so: cd ..../astlinux-devel/package/wanpipe/ make dirclean make Good Luck Michael Cargile
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