Cross compiling for OpenWRT platforms

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I own a TP-Link X which is an ath79 based wireless router, which runs OpenWrt. I've been trying to get some specific software running on the router to do wifi-based presence detection to enable some automation, and I thought it'd be nice to get some experience doing this in rust. Compiling for the...
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