The modesetting driver previously provided by xf86-video-modesetting is
now shipped with xorg-server.
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From what I can tell, the package firmware-samsung-on7-wcnss-nv should
have been put as dependency since the on7lte package doesn't exist, and
I can't seem to find a trace of it.
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Include adsp, cdsp and slpi firmware and add the linux-firmware-qca
dependency for qca6390-bt.
Also correct the module name for spi-geni-qcom in deviceinfo.
Kernel configuration addition:
Enabled the newly added Lazy RCU scheduler.
RCU_LAZY can help battery-powered systems like the PinePhone Pro in a few ways:
1. Reduced CPU usage: Because RCU_LAZY allows readers to access shared data structures without acquiring locks or other synchronization primitives,
it reduces the amount of CPU time that is required to manage synchronization. This can be particularly beneficial in battery-powered systems,
where reducing CPU usage can extend battery life.
2. Reduced memory usage: RCU_LAZY delays the creation of multiple versions of the shared data structure until they are actually needed.
This reduces the amount of memory that is required to store these versions.
In battery-powered systems, where memory usage can be a critical resource, this can help to conserve power.
3. Reduced synchronization overhead: RCU_LAZY reduces the overhead of synchronization by delaying the creation of multiple versions of the shared data structure.
This can reduce the amount of time that is spent acquiring and releasing locks or other synchronization primitives,
which can help to conserve power in battery-powered systems.
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According to Purism, PM on the Sparklan WiFi module works now with
recent kernels, the upstream bug referenced earlier (see diff) was
closed.
Note that this has no effect on the Redpine WiFi module, which is the
default module shipped with the L5.
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This is more of a version bump, compared to the past few releases. This
kernel should receive more of these types of releases, especially when
there is less hardware left to bring up.
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Includes changes that might improve modem stability (with resetting,
that is...), and some ucm tweaks.
Changelog from upstream:
1b154d9316/debian/changelog
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Installing wys and anything else on all gnome-related UIs is better than
just having a special case for phosh. Phosh should pull in
pmos-base-ui-gnome.
Let the user select between two kernel variants using the different
device trees for the different panel variants (ea8061 and s6evr02)
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Add a driver for the Magnachip EA8061 panel found on some Samsung
Galaxy Note II devices. Split the device trees into two (one for devices
with the already supported S6EVR02 panel and one for the new EA8061
panel).
Note: I didn't write this driver myself. Just like the old S6EVR02
driver, it has been ported from https://github.com/fourkbomb/linux
to the latest mainline Linux version.
According to
https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/linux/-/issues/303#note_160864 enabling
the modem power management results in a unreliable modem, but more power
savings.
With power management on the modem can disconnect at any time,
including during calls. This makes the Librem 5 a very bad phone.
Instead let's ensure it works as a phone with a semi-reliable modem
(there is still the sleep/resume issue
https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/linux/-/issues/423) at the cost of
battery life.
As the Librem5's battery life is already poor, a little bit worse
isn't much different. Either way you need an external battery pack.
Signed-off-by: Alistair Francis <alistair@alistair23.me>
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I unset CONFIG_ARM64_PTR_AUTH_KERNEL because the i.MX 8 CPU in the
Librem 5 doesn't support features from ARMv8.1-A and above anyway.
Same rationale applies to CONFIG_ARM64_TLB_RANGE being unset.
The google-dru package provides the linux-postmarketos-rockchip as a
kernel and supports linux-firmware-ath10k linux-firmware-rockchip
packages as additional non-free firmware.
Enable the ATH10K kernel module in the kernel config
config-postmarketos-rockchip.aarch64 to enable wifi on devices such as
the Acer Chrometab 10.
Signed-off-by: Kieran Bingham <kieran.bingham@ideasonboard.com>
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Add the missing kernel.release file to support packaging and fix builds
with:
`pmbootstrap build --envkernel linux-postmarketos-rockchip`
Signed-off-by: Kieran Bingham <kieran.bingham@ideasonboard.com>
This port has been compatible with GPU-accelerated UIs like Phosh and
Plasma Mobile for quite a while now. Enable these UIs in the
`pmbootstrap init` menu.
See #1939.
This enables the DRAM frequency stats driver that can be useful for debugging
issues with the PinePhone. This came up in a discussion in #pinephone on IRC
where megi was helping a pmos user with idle power draw issues.
This also enables the performance, powersave and userspace devfreq governors.
Ref: 8bfd4858b4
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Store the full kernel config instead of a fragment, so
"pmbootstrap kconfig check" can properly verify that all required kernel
options are there. Without this, it would fail an upcoming check for
BINFMT_ELF and BINFMT_SCRIPT:
https://lists.sr.ht/~postmarketos/pmbootstrap-devel/patches/38508
With the full config, pmbootstrap found that ANDROID_PARANOID_NETWORK
was enabled while it should be disabled, so disable it.
Fix the mediatek drvgen related build failure with
00_disable_drvgen.patch from linux-wiko-ufeel and including cust.dtsi:
https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Porting_to_a_new_device#Removing_python2_dependency
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This gets rid of the Tux army on bootup. While it hurts my soul,
removing Tux from bootup makes it less flickery.
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