For the Biktorgj firmware the control/power file should be set to on
instead of auto. By matching on the serial number this only applies to
modems with the community firmware installed.
gnome-icon-theme has been dropped in alpine edge in favor of
adwaita-icon-theme. Adjust the _pmb_recommends of the Sxmo UI packages.
Fix for:
package 'gnome-icon-theme' from _pmb_recommends not found for arch 'x86_64'
Related: b24abe8a2c
Related: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/jobs/2593231817
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While GNOME does require hardware acceleration, GNOME's X11 mode
(not sure about Wayland mode) does work without DRM support, so
it works fine with software rendering on devices without a working
GPU as long as fbdev works.
I think this raises the question of whether we should rename
pmb:hw-accel to pmb:drm as e.g. Phosh should work without 3D
acceleration if a device e.g. uses a kernel with SimpleDRM support,
but that is out of scope for this MR/commit.
Effectively reverts 638362de63
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For a merge list, please see the merge commits:
- 5.18.1 - (3d98cf52b5)
- 5.18.2 - (99cf0d285f)
- 5.18.3 - (b425b70a63)
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This also changes the following Kconfig options:
- CONFIG_SCSI_UFS_BSG -> y
Change-Id: I4406f381b48a894ea0bff3006fb3fa62683e61a0
Signed-off-by: Alexander Martinz <amartinz@shiftphones.com>
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Fixes 02dfe83c4b
The previous `provides="mkinifs=3.6.0"` was a requirement because alpine's
kernels had a minimum dependency in `mkinitfs>=3.6.0` to make sure that
support for compressed modules existed. That requirement is no longer
in place[1], since the dependency is now on the `initramfs-generator`
virtual package. Also, since `initramfs-generator` is a virtual package
and not a real package, versioning it might mess up APK. The documentation
explictly states that virtual packages are those with unversioned provides
and a provider_priority. So to avoid having problems in the future, let's
strictly stick to it.
[1] 4fac61c826
Alpine provides a 'initramfs-generator' thing now that the alpine
linux-* depend on explicitly. This sets postmarketos-mkinitfs to be the
preferred provider of that virtual package.
Fixes:
ERROR: unable to select packages:
postmarketos-mkinitfs-1.4.1-r5:
conflicts: mkinitfs-3.6.1-r2[mkinitfs=3.6.0]
satisfies: postmarketos-base-20-r1[postmarketos-mkinitfs]
postmarketos-base-nofde-20-r1[postmarketos-mkinitfs]
.pmbootstrap-20220610.215815[postmarketos-mkinitfs]
.pmbootstrap-20220610.215815[mkinitfs]
mkinitfs-3.6.1-r2:
conflicts: postmarketos-mkinitfs-1.4.1-r5
satisfies: .pmbootstrap-20220610.215815[mkinitfs]
linux-rpi-5.15.45-r1[initramfs-generator]
.pmbootstrap-20220610.215815:
masked in: cache
satisfies: world[.pmbootstrap=20220610.215815]
Also see:
30d7b88324 (aports) main/mkinitfs: provide initramfs-generator
4fac61c826 (aports) main/linux-lts: replace mkinitfs with initramfs-generator
This also re-enables the auto flashing for u-boot on the L5, but keeps
it disabled on the devkit for now until this u-boot supports the devkit
again.
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There was lately a discussion upstream due to apk 2.12.10 breaking
some packages in aports[1]. The conclusion in IRC is that provides
were designed to be either versioned or have a provider_priority.
Otherwise, the provides will be treated as a "virtual package".
Which is not what we want here.
[1] https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/apk-tools/-/issues/10847
Run "pmbootstrap kconfig migrate asus-me176c" to update the kernel
config for the new Linux version. Otherwise there is an interactive
prompt that times out on BPO (although it succeeds on GitLab CI for
some strange reason).
Add subpackages that automatically cause installation of the Vulkan
and libva driver if packages using them get installed. This reduces
the size of a minimal rootfs but still ensures those are present if
needed.
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The new linux-edge / 5.18 kernel will likely not make it in time for
the v22.06 release so let's upgrade the good old 5.4 kernel to the
latest stable release at least.
The patch was meant well. But there are problems with yelp in its
current form in postmarketOS:
* It's practically empty. In the default install, there is only one
application that has some sort of help text, which is Chatty. But
when you click on the entry, there is only one line of generic
information about the app. Not useful for users.
* Yelp is not adapted for small screens, the one line of help text is
cut off on the PinePhone.
So let's not ship it by default in edge and v22.06 for now.
This reverts commit 5ef50b12f2.
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bump.
Don't assume that each branch has all arches that pmbootstrap supports,
instead add them to pmaports.cfg and read them from there. This should
allow the test to pass on v22.06.
File system modules are included by default in postmarketos-mkinitfs
and loaded dynamically when needed.
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At the moment, mkinitfs loads some file system modules always (ext4),
some dynamically (brtfs) and some not at all (f2fs, vfat), expecting
them to be built-in.
To support generic kernels (e.g. from Alpine) properly, use the
partition type detection for both boot and root partition and always
load the necessary modules before mounting.
An increasing number of devices relies on the vfat file system in the
initfs (e.g. for UEFI boot). Having to add all the modules required for
it to work to deviceinfo_modules_initfs is annoying and inconsistent,
in particular for the additionally chosen "nls" modules. Since we
already bundle several file systems by default, let's just add vfat
as well to simplify this.
Ideally mkinitfs should detect the file systems chosen at install time
in the future and only include the necessary modules, but until then
this just adds a couple of kilobytes to the initramfs.
