pmaports/device/main/device-purism-librem5/device-purism-librem5.post-install

#!/bin/sh

rc-update -qq del gpsd
rc-update -q add gnss-share
rc-update -q add l5-ship-mode shutdown
rc-update -q add l5-lockdown-support

# Clean up any old, unneeded legacy u-boot images from /boot
for f in uInitrd uImage; do
	[ ! -f "/boot/$f" ] && continue
	rm -f "/boot/$f"
done
purism-librem5: new device (Purism Librem 5) (!869) This adds a device package for the Librem 5 phone [ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI 2020-01-13 19:55:23 -08:00			`#!/bin/sh`

device-purism-librem5: don't use legacy u-boot images for booting (MR 2842) Using uInitrd is no longer necessary. I'm not sure why, but it just works using the non-u-boot-image initramfs. The post-upgrade script was changed to clean up the old images from /boot/u{Image,Initrd}, restoring a lot of free space in that partition (~25MB) This also sneaks in a small 1 character change to silence removing the gpsd service from the default runlevel [ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI 2022-01-13 00:41:11 -08:00			`rc-update -qq del gpsd`
purism-librem5: replace gpsd with gnss-share (MR 2736) gnss-share is a location provider I wrote for the librem 5's GPS module, and can be used directly from geoclue. It allows saving and loading A-GPS data (manual steps, for now) to facilitate faster fixes. I'm not completely happy with having to use sed to patch geoclue's conf, but: 1) I really only need to change 1 line 2) there's a non-zero chance geoclue's conf will be changed in aports if new permissions are required for things later So carrying the config in the device package and using "replaces=geoclue" (like the postmarketos-* stuff) didn't seem like a maintainable solution long term since the geoclue conf might gain needed fixes/features that might make a copy in the device package outdated... 2021-12-10 00:19:48 -08:00			`rc-update -q add gnss-share`
device-purism-librem5: upgrade to 1.34 (MR 3501) - update to use librem5-base v52 - install usbguard config / new subpackage - move xorg.conf to new x11 subpackage - refactor udev rule install to just install everything available from librem5-base upstream - use purism's shipmode script, see: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/linux/-/merge_requests/333#note_195511 2022-10-01 20:28:15 -07:00			`rc-update -q add l5-ship-mode shutdown`
purism-librem5: upgrade to latest ucm, fix udev rule installation (MR 3684) Apparently upstream names udev rules with the .udev extension... which doesn't work with udev (I guess debian has a helper for installing rules and it renames them?). This adds the expected ".rules" extension to them so that udev actually uses them. This update also includes improved ucm config from Purism. "Lockdown suppport" is also added here, which allows toggling off all of the hks on the L5 to disable all radios, etc without breaking some sensors. For more info, see 65ec7038 in librem5-base. 2022-11-20 17:50:27 -08:00			`rc-update -q add l5-lockdown-support`
device-purism-librem5: don't use legacy u-boot images for booting (MR 2842) Using uInitrd is no longer necessary. I'm not sure why, but it just works using the non-u-boot-image initramfs. The post-upgrade script was changed to clean up the old images from /boot/u{Image,Initrd}, restoring a lot of free space in that partition (~25MB) This also sneaks in a small 1 character change to silence removing the gpsd service from the default runlevel [ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI 2022-01-13 00:41:11 -08:00
			`# Clean up any old, unneeded legacy u-boot images from /boot`
			`for f in uInitrd uImage; do`
			`[ ! -f "/boot/$f" ] && continue`
			`rm -f "/boot/$f"`
			`done`