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Pi-hole for Entware

Run Pi-hole directly on your Entware supported device.

Warning

Releases here are unofficial and not supported by the Pi-hole developers.

Supported Entware architectures: aarch64-3.10, armv7-3.2, x64-3.2

Requirements

You will need around 50 MB of free memory to run the daemon and around 100 MB more to be able to update the gravity database without running out of memory.
Keep in mind that memory requirements increase as you add more blocklists.
Swap file is recommended.

Installation

  • Install Entware - check their wiki for instructions

  • Add this repository to your opkg.conf configuration:

src/gz pi-hole https://jacklul.github.io/entware-pi-hole/[architecture]
# replace [architecture] with one of the supported architectures
  • Install the package: opkg update && opkg install pi-hole

  • Start pihole-FTL daemon: /opt/etc/init.d/S65pihole-FTL start

Important

The service might initially not start due to ports being in use - make adjustments in /opt/etc/pihole/pihole.toml when necessary.
For device or firmware specific setup instructions check the wiki.

Support

Because how different each device can be I won't be able to help with every issue that can be device-specific but feel free to report them anyway.

License

Contents of this repository are licensed under MIT.
Pi-hole® is licensed under EUPL.

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