usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/help/en_US/release_notes_4.1.2.html:448: fixed #1714 "make checking for MODPROBE conditional". usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/configlets/dd-wrt-nvram/routing_functions:16:# missing modprobe and mktemp. usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/configlets/dd-wrt-jffs/routing_functions:16:# missing modprobe and mktemp. usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/configlets/linux24/update_vlans:73: test -d $PROC_DIR || $MODPROBE 8021q || || exit 1 usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/os/ipcop.xml:69: /sbin/modprobe usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/os/oneshield.xml:69: /sbin/modprobe usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/os/unknown_os.xml:44: /sbin/modprobe usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/os/sveasoft.xml:67: modprobe usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/os/secuwall.xml:102: /sbin/modprobe usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/os/endian.xml:70: /sbin/modprobe Thank You (Ivan Kristianto for the GREP how-to) The current FW-Builder 4.1.2 has two files already modified /usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/os/dd-wrt-nvram.xml and /usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2/os/dd-wrt-jffs.xml(as mentioned above (thank you) but there are several and I am unsure which ones actually allowed the fw installation without error so I am listing my GREP output and the files I edited to resolve the "missing modprobe and mktemp" error output - There are some further details over at the fw-builder url / support - check the ticket on modprobe and there is a post on the mktemp / routing issue.īelow is the GREP grep -i -n -r 'modprobe' /usr/share/fwbuilder-4.1.2 Once you see the entire dd-wrt dir listing, then cd into the jffs dir for whatever your doing in jiffs /etc/config/your script w/the correct extension for whatever your trying to do - If your installing Firewall Builder (current ver 4.1.2) then you will create new /firewall dir here /jffs/firewall - These dirs will survive a boot but the one you create by mistake in the temp dir you originally ssh / ptty into will not!. ls you should see the whole /root dir now, which will include an existing jffs dir - It might require an additional cd.
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I thought my post would be helpful to some.įirst if your trying to bring up jffs then download the how to from the wiki but here is a tip "maybe I missed it in the read" most likely - When you ssh (linux) or (ptty)xp into the router you will be in /tmp dir nothing in here will survive a boot (from my understanding) - Do a cd. The script is trying to use modprobe but the router does not have that program, it has insmod and rmmod.Īfter a week or so trying implement more FW rules "real learning curve". Sorry for the stupid question, but still learning. So is Firewall Builder asking for modprobe or is router? Is this a setting in firewall builder or do I need to tell router to point to insmod/rmmod when asked for modprobe. Looking for bricks and spare routers to expand my collection.
(Don't PM about complicated setups otherwise) Read the forum announcements thoroughly! Be cautious if you're inexperienced.Īvailable for paid consulting. try editting the script's MODPROBE variable to use /sbin/insmod Any help in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. I have extensive knowledge in networking and computers. I have a little bit of background in Linux but I am defiantly no pro. I have done some pretty extensive searching and have not turned up a solution. jffs/firewall//firewall.fw: line 187: /sbin/modprobe: not found + IP6TABLES_RESTORE=/sbin/ip6tables-restore + PATH=/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/jffs/sbin:/jffs/bin:/jffs/usr/sbin:/jffs/usr/bin:/mmc/sbin:/mmc/bin:/mmc/usr/sbin:/mmc/usr/bin:/opt/bin:/opt/sbin:/opt/usr/bin:/opt/usr/sbin When I transfer my firewall to the router this is the output that I get.Ĭopying C:/Users/neteng/Documents/firewall.fw -> 192.168.1.1:/jffs/firewall// I have followed all instructions here I built my firewall, compiled it and no errors. My problem is that I am haveing trouble getting firewall to start.
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