Run AirConnect (AirPlay sever) binary on router

[mr8]

Trying to get AirConnect, specifically airupnp, to run directly on my RT-AC68U. For those not familiar, AirConnect allows you to use Apple's AirPlay to send audio from any iOS/Mac/Apple device to any Sonos/UPnP device (airupnp) or chromecast (aircast). I was able to get it running on my laptop, but was hoping to be able to run the airupnp-arm daemon on directly on the router so that it is readily available whenever I connect to the wifi.

I setup an external USB with Entware on the router using AMTM, and tried executing the chmod'ed arm binaries -arm and -arm5, but they all give the "not found" error:

-sh: ./airupnp-arm: not found
-sh: ./airupnp-arm5: not found

Do I need to install any additional packages to run binaries in entware?
Would appreciate any help!

link to AirConnect: https://github.com/philippe44/AirConnect

 

[ColinTaylor]

I can't imagine this would ever work unless you compiled your own version using the router's SDK.

 

[Jack Yaz]

I can't imagine this would ever work unless you compiled your own version using the router's SDK.

There do seem to be some arm specific binaries: https://github.com/philippe44/AirConnect/tree/master/bin

 

[ColinTaylor]

There do seem to be some arm specific binaries: https://github.com/philippe44/AirConnect/tree/master/bin

Yes they're the ones he's using (I also tried them). They look like they're compiled for a more modern platform than the RT-AC68U uses (i.e. not uClibc).

 

[Jack Yaz]

Yes they're the ones he's using (I also tried them). They look like they're compiled for a more modern platform than the RT-AC68U uses (i.e. not uClibc).

That'll teach me for not reading properly. I'll just go back to my scripts

 

[mr8]

... They look like they're compiled for a more modern platform than the RT-AC68U uses (i.e. not uClibc).

Was afraid of that!
Is there somewhere I can read up or get some help compiling for asus-merlin?