- usbguard config: these are builtin USB devices that should be allowed
by default
- removed nonfree-fw package, I decided that everything from that should
be required since some fairly major features are broken without these
firmwares and relevant userspace apps
- re-enabled EFI runtime services, so efifb is used (and probably other
benefits?)
- Laptops need the "Linux Boot" option enabled
- "With recent UEFI firmware efi=noruntime can be left out when
the Linux Boot option is enabled."
- https://github.com/jhovold/linux/wiki/X13s#kernel-command-line
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It seems that wireplumber is now installed by default, instead of pipewire-media-session. Thus we need to set api.alsa.headroom in wireplumber configuration too to get working audio.
This basically copies /usr/share/wireplumber/wireplumber.conf.d/alsa-vm.conf and relaxes the filters.
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exkc has stated that he cannot maintain the ports anymore,
see #postmarketos-devel discussion:
<@f_[xmpp]> af2e02839bcfb0aae789a9ea66f63a: hiya, are you available?
<@f_[xmpp]> It's about 2 of your Amlogic device ports. You said
before that your beelink-gt1 and xiaomi-once were broken
<@f_[xmpp]> are you still able to maintain these ports?
<@f_[xmpp]> If not then they should probably be dropped.
<af2e02839bcfb0aae789a9ea66f63a> drop them
<@f_[xmpp]> af2e02839bcfb0aae789a9ea66f63a: sure
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Suggested-by: exkc <exxxxkc@getgoogleoff.me>
Signed-off-by: Ferass El Hafidi <funderscore@postmarketos.org>
Add support for Sony Xperia Z3 Compact and HTC One (M8).
Also take the opportunity to align the LOCALVERSION/KBUILD_BUILD_VERSION
fields with e.g. SC7280 kernel.
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Add deviceinfo variables so that QCDT generation is carried out by
boot-deploy. The mainline kernel no longer generates the QCDT image
for the device.
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Upgrade the kernel to version 6.8.1.
Move the devicetrees to be built in-tree. This enables better
integration of the devicetree sources with the kernel, such as being
able to access macros available in include/dt-bindings.
Additionally, remove QCDT generation from the kernel. This is required
for supporting multiple devices, having different QCDTs. It can instead
be done in a per-device basis using boot-deploy.
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The China LTE versions of Samsung Galaxy S5 (G9006[VW]/G9008[VW]/G9009W) have
some little hardware difference with the G900F variant.
Add kernel variants, with klte variant for G900F (which is currently
supported) and kltechn variant for G9006/G9008/G9009W (newly added).
Signed-off-by: Icenowy Zheng <uwu@icenowy.me>
The modem requires firmware to be loaded from an on-device RADIO partition, samsungipcd does that. Not installing it prevents that firmware from being used.
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With the new changes in lk2nd that allow us to support extlinux.conf and
with the U-Boot support with EFI, we can now generate image that would
be generic to these devices.
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This new package covers all three variants of the tablet: the WiFi
version (SM-T310), the 3G version (SM-T311) and the LTE version
(SM-T315). It uses the linux-postmarketos-exynos4 kernel, like other
mainlined Exynos 4 devices.
- The 3 different variants of the lt01 will be merged into a single
main device package, so the old package is deprecated.
- We will now be using the mainline kernel, so the downstream kernel is
no longer necessary.
- Add a patch to fix a new build error.
