how to choose a binary for your device

Getting Started

Desktop Linux

For 64bit system, use udp2raw_amd64

For 32bit system, use udp2raw_x86

Android,Raspberry Pi,Linux-based Router with ARM CPU(armv6 and above)

use udp2raw_arm

Linux-based Router with MIPS CPU (mips24kc and above)

For big-endian system,use udp2raw_mips24kc_be

For little-endian system,use udp2raw_mips24kc_le

Windows/MacOS

Make sure you have installed a virtual machine software(such as VMware or VirtualBox).

Download and import lede-17.01.2-x86_virtual_machine_image.zip ,Its less than 10MB.

Run udp2raw_x86_asm_aes inside the virtual machine(make sure network adapter of this virtual machine runs at bridged mode).

NOTE: you can copy udp2raw into the virtual machine by using scp.

update

there is a native client-only version of udp2raw on windows and mac now:

https://github.com/wangyu-/udp2raw-multiplatform

Other Linux-based Device

You have to build by yourself. Check:

https://github.com/wangyu-/udp2raw-tunnel/blob/master/doc/build_guide.md

Advanced

After you make sure udp2raw works on your device with the binary you choosed in Getting Started section,you can try a version with AES acceleration for better performance.

Desktop Linux

For 64bit system, try udp2raw_amd64_hw_aes

For 32bit system, try udp2raw_x86_asm_aes

Android,Raspberry Pi,Linux-based Router with ARM CPU (armv6 and above)

try udp2raw_arm_asm_aes

Linux-based Router with MIPS CPU (mips24kc and above)

For big-endian system,try udp2raw_mips24kc_be_asm_aes

For little-endian system,try udp2raw_mips24kc_le_asm_aes