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This is a guide on how to get CJDNS working on your energy-saving TonidoPlug2
This is a step by step procedure to build the kernel that comes with your TonidoPlug2. All responsibility is yours. The software built here is to replace the kernel and modules on an existing operational sata or usb disk. Don't do this on the internal flash!
The cross compiler used in this procedure is only functional on a Linux desktop. This was done with a Debian OS. It is my current choice. Linux is linux, the procedure should be the same except for installing dependencies.
Verify the server socket in cjdroute is open:
$ netstat -l |grep 11234
tcp 0 0 localhost:11234 *:* LISTEN
Start the server:
/cjdns$ build/admin/http/HttpServer 127.0.0.1:11234 `pwd`/admin/http/
Verify it bound to a port:
$ netstat -l |grep 51902