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OpenWRT uses musl which has 64 bit time_t. It also compiles the whole system to a single image, so you don’t have the problem with ABI incompatibilities becaus
by pantalaimon 5y ago
OpenWRT uses musl which has 64 bit time_t.
It also compiles the whole system to a single image, so you don’t have the problem with ABI incompatibilities because you typically don’t run random third party binaries.
- pabs3 5y agoTurrisOS (OpenWRT based) is more like a normal Linux distro, it uses BTRFS, you can install packages with opkg, even run other distros with LXC.