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Dev OpenWRT appears to have already updated to a recent musl which supports time64 syscalls, so it will work fine. https://forum.openwrt.org/t/error-with-libc-s

by mkj 5y ago

Dev OpenWRT appears to have already updated to a recent musl which supports time64 syscalls, so it will work fine. https://forum.openwrt.org/t/error-with-libc-so-gettimeofday-time64-symbol-not-found/113211/5 https://forum.openwrt.org/t/error-with-libc-so-gettimeofday-... That Fedora page doesn't mention anything about time?

pabs3 5y ago
Fedora is talking about dropping support for all 32-bit ARM CPUs (ARMv7), so it won't run on the Turris Omnia after that. Nothing to do with time_t or Y2038, but I guess that factors into it.
- pantalaimon 5y ago
  Fedora and OpenWRT have very different use cases
  - pabs3 5y ago
    Fedora is a general distro, suitable for all use-cases. For example the Fedora IoT spin has a similar use-case to OpenWRT.
    - pantalaimon 5y ago
      Does Fedora IoT fit into 16 MiB Flash?