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Thanks for the solution. Just for anyone who also has this problem. I got the bluetooth working with the patch described here with RFKILL_TYPE_BLUETOOTH (I using 4.6.2 kernel). I'm using...

There's no strace or any tracing on the box. It is using uClibc. I can see about compiling something to trace it, if you can point me to the source...

Here is the log: [strace.img.log](https://github.com/relan/exfat/files/2644499/strace.img.log) here is one for a drive usb: [strace.sdb1.log](https://github.com/relan/exfat/files/2644626/strace.sdb1.log)

I forked and am using https://github.com/andrew867/Actiontec-R3000-33.162L.16-BellAliant for the sources. I added a directory in the build with the attached Makefile I created to download and compile your sources. [Makefile.txt](https://github.com/relan/exfat/files/2645567/Makefile.txt)

I'm not sure if this helps, but I also recompile the latest ntfs-3g drivers to use the external libfuse. Here is a strace of the command: ` ntfs-3g /dev/sda2 /mnt/disk1_2...

You are right. By substituting lseek64, pread64, and pwrite64 in io.c the tools work. When I get a chance I will look further into why ntfs-3g is able to handle...

The configure for ntfs-3g defines _GNU_SOURCE which eventually defines, in the toolchain headers features.h, __USE_UNIX98 which creates: ``` #define pread pread64 #define pwrite pwrite64 ``` etc. I'm not sure if...

Using the internal MD4 removes the need for OpenSSL 3.0 legacy compile. Since MD4 is on it's way out of OpenSSL maybe leave it in Freeradius.

> Other than that represents a significant performance penalty as our version is not hardware accelerated. I'm updating my router, I'd like it to be as efficient as possible, but...

> This is the most amazing thing. I wanted to use tiny11 on a more recent iso, and this was the perfect tool for the job. Glad it worked out...