For Bering-uClibc, dropbear and dropbearkey have been compiled
into one binary, just like busybox that also provides different
applications in one binary. Therefore only one package
(dropbear.lrp) is needed. This is a difference from
other ssh applications (sshd, lshd) used with LEAF packages, where key
generation utility and daemon are provided in two separate
packages.
If you start with a fresh Bering-uClibc image you can skip this step
because the default leaf.cfg file provided with
Bering-uClibc looks like this:
LRP="root config etc local modules iptables dhcpcd keyboard shorwall ulogd dnsmasq dropbear sh-httpd weblet"
The package dropbear.lrp is loaded on
startup.
If you have edited leaf.cfg in the past, and
dropbear.lrp is currently not installed on your
system, you can do two things:
add the package again to leaf.cfg and
reboot (Check the Bering-uClibc Installation
Guide to learn how to do that.)
add dropbear.lrp to lrpkg.cfg/leaf.cfg and
load package manually.