openwrt for Zipit Z2

Spent some time hacking on openwrt for Zipit Z2.  It's highly based on projectgus work, so thanks in advance to him ;)
I've just integrated 3.2 kernel into it, made libertas work prorerly with nl80211, also hacked some packages (gmenu2x, mocp, gmu) to work properly on Z2.
Basically, it works :)

Here's short manual how to compile it:

mkdir ~/zipit
cd ~/zipit
git clone git://github.com/anarsoul/openwrt-zipit.git
git clone git://github.com/anarsoul/openwrt-packages.git
git clone git://github.com/anarsoul/qi-openwrt-packages.git
cd openwrt-zipit
echo "src-link qipackages $HOME/zipit/qi-openwrt-packages" >feeds.conf
echo "src-link packages $HOME/zipit/openwrt-packages" >>feeds.conf
wget https://github.com/downloads/anarsoul/openwrt-zipit/.config
make package/symlinks

Now you can 'make menuconfig' and select/deselect packages you want (press M on package to build as package, but do not install in default rootfs)

Then just 'make' and wait for few hour :) If you've any issues - build it with 'make V=99', paste error somewhere and notify me.

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