- Enable XFS (requested by @ell1e)
- Disable CONFIG_RT_GROUP_SCHED (kconfigcheck-community requirement)
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This new daemon implements the same D-Bus API as callaudiod
in aports community/callaudiod, but works with the new audio profiles
generated by PulseAudio v17 and PipeWire v1.2 for pine64-pinephone
that the aports package's daemon does not.
Installs that use pipewire-pulse for audio (eg SXMO) will automatically start
having working call audio with this update. Installs that use pulseaudio
have to wait for pulseaudio's crash on startup to be fixed first
( https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/merge_requests/68586 ).
Ref: #2968
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I use the PineTab 2 for various tasks on a semi-regular basis, so I
would like to co-maintain it.
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Since this doesn't affect the resulting package as Co-Maintainer is a
postmarketOS schema extension that abuild doesn't read, there is no need
to bump pkgrel for this.
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- Added some modules to fix booting from emmc/nvme (fixes#2953)
- Partially fixes debug shell (#2955): the OSK still shows partially,
but at least now there's some usable console/shell with an external
usb keyboard.
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Since the v6.9 upgrade the kernel supports Type-C functionality for
Fairphone 4, but I forgot to enable the relevant kconfig options then.
Enable them now along with a bunch of options related to USB that come
in useful. Also prepare some options that will be used in the future
with DisplayPort over USB-C (e.g. SBU mux).
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... and install the firmware package using _pmb_recommends instead.
Applied to both downstream and mainline ports.
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With the latest kernel bump the config was updated based on the output
of:
make ARCH="$_carch" CC="${CC:-gcc}" defconfig KBUILD_DEFCONFIG=librem5_defconfig
but there are other changes that pop up when running
pmbootstrap kconfig edit linux-purism-librem5
This commit updates the config so that future config empty edits don't
generate any changes.
This is still pretty in sync with the Purism config, besides passing the
`kconfig check` and disablling SELinux as that causes boot failures.
Signed-off-by: Alistair Francis <alistair@alistair23.me>
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Updated to latest collabora cros kernel. Fixes audio on mt8192 devices
and fixes display issues on all devices using this kernel.
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Add the required dependencies and config for both hexagonrpcd and
libssc so that sensors start working.
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Add the required dependencies and config for both hexagonrpcd and
libssc so that sensors start working.
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The device already loads plenty of nonfree-firmware into the
co-processors during the bootloader stages, and also once booted in
Linux won't really be useful without everything.
Additionally I doubt anyone tests that case, so just require nonfree
firmware unconditionally to simplify maintenance.
This gets Bluetooth working for the Sparklan card.
btattach doesn't work on the Librem5 at the moment (see [1]) so even
though it's deprecated let's use hciattach to get things working.
1: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/librem5-base/-/issues/76
Signed-off-by: Alistair Francis <alistair@alistair23.me>
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I made an oversight in pmaports!5295 which caused the post-install
script to try enabling the sd8x-wlan service even if the downstream
subpackage isn't installed. This causes errors when creating a new
mainline rootfs, so fix it by moving the install variable declaration to
the subpackage function.
Patches were rebased, sadly nothing was dropped :(
All kconfig changes are from simply running `kconfig migrate` and
accepting all defaults when prompted
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Resolves this harmless, but annoying error on mainline:
* Enabling wlan driver ...
/lib/rc/sh/openrc-run.sh: line 14: can't create /sys/devices/platform/sd8x-rfkill/pwr_ctrl: nonexistent directory
* ERROR: sd8x-wlan failed to start
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This also increases the (necessarily) hardcoded initrd end by 16MiB in
the DTS, which is necessary to make the phone boot with the new
initramfs (and in general any initramfs which exceeds 2624KiB).
This seems to be some Samsung's proprietary verified boot solution.
After a recent update, this started bootlooping my phone.
I have no idea why it only fired now, but pmOS does not use this
feature anyway, so it won't hurt to disable it.
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Without it some devices will fail to mount the boot partition:
FAT-fs (mmcblk1p1): IO charset ascii not found
Also disable CONFIG_RT_GROUP_SCHED.
Reported-by: Anton Bambura <jenneron@protonmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Ferass El Hafidi <funderscore@postmarketos.org>
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This cmdline argument is now a no-op. Drop it everywhere and add a new
CI check to enforce this.
Adjust the deprecated "minimal" initramfs variant to use
pmos.debug-shell to enable logging instead. It doesn't /support/
dropping to a shell, so the variable takes on a different meaning. But
that's ok since it's at least more consistent.
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Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
Tweaked-by: Oliver Smith <ollieparanoid@postmarketos.org>
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* drop maxcpus=0, which was added with 73a033328e ("device-nokia-n900: set
uniprocessor mode for kernel (MR 4299)") while troubleshooting. a better
fix was eventually implemented with 3e737241ba ("linux-postmarketos-omap:
N900: disable twl off idle features (MR 4317)")
* drop PMOS_NO_OUTPUT_REDIRECT, which was obsoleted by 7c98127746
("postmarketos-initramfs: switch to udev and kmod (MR 5000)")
Use stock WiFi firmware instead of the generic linux-firmware-brcm
firmware. The stock firmware is newer and seems to be better suited
for the BCM4334B2 variant used in these tablets.
This fixes timeout errors from the brcmfmac driver and seems to
slightly improve download/upload speeds (by about 1MB/s).
trailblazer is a bleeding edge, unstable target for EFI capable ARM64
devices. It runs linux-next and should otherwise be adjusted to support
as many devices as possible.
The goal of trailblazer is to motivate more upstream kernel development by
providing a tighter feedback loop (patches land in -next weeks before they
make it into mainline or stable), as well as encouraging more generic
solutions to the device specific hacks we have in userspace.
On supported devices, trailblazer should reflect the current state of
upstream. It allows users to easily appreciate what feature are
unavailable, and more importantly appreciate when a new feature does get
added upstream.
Due to the instability of linux-next, the plan is to have BPO build
trailblazer images nightly, so if next breaks then the images should
only be broken for a day.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
Introduce a linux-next kernel with postmarketOS configs and some
additional device specific configs enabled.
This kernel package will be updated daily to the latest -next tag.
breakages expected. It is designed to be used in tandem with a generic
ARM64 device package to provide a bleeding edge option for those with
EFI capable bootloaders.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
I'm not able to give this device the attention it deserves.
This also removes me from maintaining fw and kernel packages used by the
L5, and adds the current L5 maintainers to those packages.
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Depend on msm-firmware-loader, firmware- and soc- packages.
Sort deps alphabetically.
Tidy up deviceinfo:
* add flash_kernel_on_update
* remove unneded things from kernel cmdline
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Currently it requries the check_code result check in the
vendor uboot to be disabled as explained in the wiki.
Booting directly via reconfigured boot order still
does not work. It hangs somewhere in the kernel.
Firmware for Wifi/BT is not included yet.
It could use the linux-postmarketos-omap kernel in the future,
but there are still some dirty things in there e.g. for sound
which are not suitable for a multi-device kernel.
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Bump to the 6.6.32 release, including updating the config with the
latest changes from Purism.
Signed-off-by: Alistair Francis <alistair@alistair23.me>
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PineTab 2 is a successor to the original PineTab from PINE64 released
in mid-2023.
The tablet came with DanctNIX's fork of Arch Linux ARM, comes with
K Desktop Environment as the UI and available with 64GB eMMC/4GB RAM
or 128GB eMMC/8GB RAM.
Changelog since 6.7:
General:
* Adreno 5xx preemtion is now disabled due to hangs it causes.
This makes GPU a lot more cooperative on these platforms.
* Fixed absence of zap-shader region which caused devices with
GPU enabled to freeze the whole system.
* Fixed ath10k Wi-Fi not connecting to 5Ghz networks.
* Incorporated in-kernel pd-mapper patchset, therefore userspace
pd-mapper daemon is not required.
* Kernel cmdline from bootloader is no longer ignored completely,
in other words, not hardcoded. You can now modify cmdline in
deviceinfo file and changes in that file will not be ignored.
Devices:
* Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 (lavender):
* split device trees into 2 variants by panel type (Tianma & BOE)
* GPU + panel support for 2 variants
* Vibrator support
* Connectivity: modem, Wi-Fi and bluetooth support.
* Other/all devices:
* update device trees according to upstream USB stack changes
(related to USB 3 phy support)
Install script into /etc/profile.d with workaround for mesa bugs.
This makes most SDM660 devices usable for general people out of the box.
Signed-off-by: Alexey Minnekhanov <alexeymin@postmarketos.org>
Add msm-firmware-loader, soc-qcom-sdm660-rproc, firmware-xiaomi-lavender
and firmware-qcom-adreno-a530 as dependency. This is necessary to make
Wi-Fi and modem work.
Add support for panel drivers.
commit 933f2b5703 ("device-nokia-n900: improve sxmo-dwm support [MR 5227]")
accidentally removed sxmo lock state initialization. Restore the lock state
initialization
Phoc now defaults to 1,25 as scale on skomer, which while not perfect,
is good enough and lets the device be unlocked. As such, let's remove
this configuration file and encourage improvements upstream instead.
See https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/merge_requests/4541
170189393b (device-nokia-n900: add upower support and config (MR 4397) added
an upower config, but did not provide a subpackage to actually install it on
device. Add the needed subpackage.
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(1) the deviceprofile differs from upstream 1.16.3 in the following respects:
(a) -export SXMO_NO_KEYBOARD=1 - allow use of the virtual keyboard
(b) +export SXMO_DMENU_LANDSCAPE_LINES="10"
+export SXMO_DMENU_PORTRAIT_LINES="6" - these two adjust the size of the
displayed dmenu menu.
* NB: All foregoing changes are already merged in sxmo-utils master.
(c) +export SXMO_TOUCHSCREEN_ID="TSC2005 touchscreen" - allows sxmo to
reliably toggle touch screen's enabled status
* The foregoing change is awaiting acceptance by upstream.
(2) The start hook differs from upstream 1.16.3 by the removal of the line that
starts conky. That program pegs N900 CPU usage at 100% all the time. This
change is not upstreamable, at least not for the time being
