
CHAPTER 10. PACKAGING SYSTEM 10.3. COMMANDS
• GPG signed packages and feeds.
Consequently, we shall speak only about opkg here.
The feeds for the 2007 image are located at
http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/2007/.
10.3 Commands
• To look for a given package, you may have a look at
http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/
if you do not have an Internet access on your device,
• To update the list of the packages which is on your device, you could use
opkg update
•
To
automatically upgrade every package
which needs to be upgraded on your device, you
could use
opkg upgrade
• To see the log file of ipkg, you may look in
/var/log/opkgupgrade.log
• To look for a packagename package, you could use
opkg search packagename
(Regexps are also accepted),
• To look for what is available as packages, you could use
opkg list
•
Once you know the name of the package you want to install, such as
packagename
, you then
use
opkg install packagename
to install it. If you have it on your disk, you can then use
opkg install dir1/dir2/.../packagename.ipk
Be careful with dependencies,
• To remove a package, you can use
opkg remove packagename
If you want all its dependencies to be removed too, you then use
opkg remove --recursive packagename
being very careful.
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