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Recipes are longer command line, command sequences to accomplish a specific goal.
They should mention (and link to) any snippets describing the sub-tasks, but remain complete sequences here.
"Works in progress" should say so near the top of their own page. Just so people don't unintentionally print an incomplete "Recipe".

1. Registering a binary format with Linux

Linux has a sub-system that will identify and load the correct interpreter for interpretative languages.

1.1. Registering the [http://lua.org|Lua|n] interpreter

The example Lua Binary Format registration process is similar for any interpretative language under Linux.

1.2. Installing an interpretative application

This example shows the installation of the Lua File Audit application as a pre-compiled binary.
The Lua File Audit Application is available as an unversioned source file in our file gallery.

1.3. Example application use

The application installed above was used to generate the FW-1.21NTSC Comparison reports.

2. Decomposition of a Binary file:

Using a few standard command line tools, the decomposition of a MIPS firmware binary.

3. Installing a Busybox evaluation system to external disk.

The general recipe to installing a Busybox system on external media.

4. Installing a custom firmware image.

The Custom Firmware how-to is a work in progress.

5. Installing a custom initialramFS.

The Custom initialramFS how-to is a work in progress.

6. Adding Samba, BitTorrent and a Web Interface to the O!Play.

Another method to add Samba, BitTorrent and Web Interface to the O!Play

7. Installing the Busybox-v1.16.x snapshot.

The installation of the snapshot is a sub-set of the above general Busybox installation guide.

8. qemu-mipsel-0.12.4

Just an index place-holder for now to a future using qemu set of pages.

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