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--- docs:guide-developer:build-image-with-3g-dongle-support [2018/02/28 04:06] – [Selecting target architecture and profile] remove dead link reference alive4ever
+++ docs:guide-developer:build-image-with-3g-dongle-support [2018/03/03 20:25] (current) – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation
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 You need to clone OpenWrt git repository on your build system and synchronize all package feeds with your config file.
-Be sure to understand the [[docs:user-guide:additional-software:imagebuilder|build procedure]] to prevent build failure.
+Be sure to understand the [[docs:guide-user:additional-software:imagebuilder|build procedure]] to prevent build failure.
 ===== Configuring packages =====
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-===== Build process =====
+ ===== Build process =====
 Continue selecting packages as needed. When you are done, run the build process
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-Faster build time can be achieved by enabling multiple build jobs. In case of quad-core cpu((Optimal build performance can be achieved by [[https://source.android.com/source/building-running.html#build-the-code|doubling the number of cpu cores]])).
+Faster build time can be achieved by enabling multiple build jobs. In case of quad-core cpu.
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 time make -j8 V=s
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 If build process is successful, your firmware images will be located on ''bin/target-platform/''.
-If your hardware-specific image name could not be found, it's possible that you added too many packages that don't fit your hardware flash memory. Try reducing packages and restart [[doc/howto/build| the build process]] if such case happens.
+If your hardware-specific image name could not be found, it's possible that you added too many packages that don't fit your hardware flash memory. Try reducing packages and restart the build process if such case happens.