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|| /bin/echo "src $modelrange $kmod_feed " > /opt/etc/ipkg/ $nf _exit "Unknown CPU architecture, quitting Optware start " # determine the right feed based on cpu type & /bin/echo "export PATH= \$PATH ":/opt/bin:/opt/sbin > /etc/profile bin/cat /etc/profile | /bin/grep "PATH " | /bin/grep "/opt/bin " 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null || /bin/ln -sf /home/httpd/html/Management $WebDir/Optware #sym-link the management website to /(Q)Web # Added by Lukas Oesterreicher to enable finding any /opt libraries Publicdirp3= `/bin/echo $publicdir | /bin/cut -d "/ " -f 4 ` Publicdirp2= `/bin/echo $publicdir | /bin/cut -d "/ " -f 3 ` Publicdirp1= `/bin/echo $publicdir | /bin/cut -d "/ " -f 2 ` Publicdir= `/sbin/getcfg Public path -f /etc/config/smb.conf ` # Determine BASE installation location according to smb.conf Finally, this one here worked for me (BTW: I use a QNAP TS-219P w/ 3.8.2 Build 2013030 firmware) I had to try various approaches before getting right.

Make your QNAP launch Shairport at start up by following this guide here or replace your /etc/init.d/Optware.sh file with my version below.

You should see your newly configures speakers pop up in iTunes or Music on your iOS devices

Run to see if everything works fine (e.g.

Create a startup file in /opt/etc/init.d, configure to taste and make executable (mine is shown below).

Manually copy freshly compiled "shairport" binary to /opt/bin and make executable ( chmod 0755 /opt/bin/shairport).

Edit the Makefile, inserting "CC:=gcc" at the top.

Check out Shairport from github: git clone.

ssh Install various software packages with ipkg install xxx (mainly avahi, openssl, and various build tools - refer to my package list shown below)

First of all install Optware via the QPKG menu.