Use upstream Linux with patches, which are needed for a lot of things.
lambdadroid said he will upstream some of them, but the battery driver
would need to be written from scratch, which is apparentely
non-trivial.
[skip ci]: kernel doesn't build under one hour (maybe too many modules
are selected), but it does build eventually
As mentioned in #151, the Raspberry Pi Zero doesn't have an ethernet
port, so this makes it quite complicated to connect to the device from
a fresh install, because wifi/bluetooth/serial/... are not configured.
With this new package, the device starts with the microUSB configured as
ethernet and the dhcpd is running on the RPI, so you can simply connect
it to a computer and connect with SSH in order to configure it.
The show_splash function called by the 20-debug-shell.sh script already
skips fbsplash when the device is configured to not use the framebuffer.
But the variable was not defined in the script. This is solved by
including the /etc/deviceinfo file.
Follow-up to !108, where this change got lost in the rebase.
Since the Qt upgrade, Plasma Mobile boots into a black screen, even
on the current version in the master branch. Bhushan recommended we
update to the latest plasma framework anyway (which is possible now
due to the newer Qt version) and try to fix it from there. See #159.
[skip ci].
Turns out we do need to fork this aport, as it builds qgpgme, which
Alpine's aport does not build as of now. Updated to 1.12.0 and changed
the pkgver to 9999, so it does not conflict with Alpine's aport.
We had probably added this, because no binary package was present in
Alpine at the time. Now it is present, and the package has been updated
in Alpine. No need to keep this outdated version around.
Run 'pmbootstrap aportgen gcc6-aarch64 gcc6-armhf' again and commit
the resulting changes, as these packages are meant to be always
auto-generated and therefore in sync with main/gcc6.
This changes the pkgver to 9999, as it was required in main/gcc6 to
avoid conflicts with Alpine's gcc6 package.
Rename test_aports_kde.py to test_aports_framework_versions.py and
generalize all referenes in the code from "KDE frameworks" to
"frameworks". Check that all Qt packages have the same version, support
having the real version in _pkgver and pkgver=9999.
Scan all pmaports, not only the ones in the kde dir. Do not output all
packages of the "other" category anymore, the package count is enough.
Let pmbootstrap properly parse the package URLs, this is required for
the next commit where we start comparing the pkgver of all QT packages
- based on the URL like we do it for the KDE packages.
Depend on wayland-dev and remove the LuneOS related patch that does not
apply anymore. We don't ship LuneOS UI anymore (see #49), so there's no
point in carrying around the patch.
This package was broken in the upgrade to Qt 5.12.
Also noticed that the debug-shell hook wasn't sourcing the deviceinfo
and still showing the splashscreen even with
deviceinfo_no_framebuffer="true", now is fixed and tested.
Additionally, fix a typo in the existing
"NOTE: Skipping framebuffer setup..." message.
When util-linux v2.32 updated v2.33, remounting a partition stopped
working.
mount -n -o remount,rw /
mount: /: can't find LABEL="pmOS_root".
This service will add the pmOS rootfs partitions to device mapper so that
the remount root partition will succeed.
Fixes issue #156
This is a followup to !109 (merged). Affected packages:
* device/linux-samsung-p4wifi
* device/linux-sony-tulip
* device/linux-teclast-x80pro
* main/linux-postmarketos-allwinner
* main/linux-postmarketos-mainline
* main/linux-postmarketos-qcom
* main/linux-postmarketos-stable
[skip ci] I have confirmed that all 7 kernels still compile.
Regenerate these aports, so the test case does not complain anymore
that they are outdated. Adds armv7 to the arch lines, as that is the
aportgen change which was done in pmbootstrap!1730.
Workaround for a build error on aarch64, where the binary package
repository is currently stuck. Compiling it for aarch64 like this:
$ pmbootstrap build --strict --arch=aarch64 qemu
Resulted in:
>>> qemu: Analyzing dependencies...
ERROR: unsatisfiable constraints:
openssl-dev-1.1.1a-r0:
conflicts: libressl-dev-2.7.4-r2[pc:libcrypto=1.1.1a]
libressl-dev-2.7.4-r2[pc:libssl=1.1.1a]
libressl-dev-2.7.4-r2[pc:openssl=1.1.1a]
satisfies: curl-dev-7.62.0-r2[openssl-dev]
libssh2-dev-1.8.0-r4[pc:libcrypto]
libssh2-dev-1.8.0-r4[pc:libssl]
spice-dev-0.14.1-r3[pc:openssl]
libressl-dev-2.7.4-r2:
conflicts: openssl-dev-1.1.1a-r0[pc:libcrypto=2.7.4]
openssl-dev-1.1.1a-r0[pc:libssl=2.7.4]
openssl-dev-1.1.1a-r0[pc:openssl=2.7.4]
satisfies: world[libressl-dev]
libssh2-dev-1.8.0-r4[pc:libcrypto]
libssh2-dev-1.8.0-r4[pc:libssl]
spice-dev-0.14.1-r3[pc:openssl]
>>> ERROR: qemu: builddeps failed
Note that the only package not mentioned in both "satisfies" outputs is
curl-dev. The real questions are: why is libressl-dev getting pulled in
at all? (Alpine switched back from libressl to openssl, so this should
not happen). And why does this only happen for aarch64, but not for
x86_64 and armhf? But at least this patch unblocks the package builder.
Builds abuild-sign and abuild-tar.static without any dependencies, so
they can be used outside of an Alpine Linux system. We need this for
build.postmarketos.org.
In this CI test, we add the upstrem postmarketOS/pmaports.git
remote to the checked out git repository. Do not crash when it exists
already, so we don't need to remove it before each run when testing
locally.
* Move a comment that was after a line of code above that line. That
line was very long compared to all others in the file, and now the
file fits in 80 characters in every line, like PEP-8 recommends.
* Replace "folder" with "dir" in the comments (as I learned lately
that "folder" is only a Windows concept).
