The option `deviceinfo_flash_sparse_samsung_format` seems to work
fine on the xcover4lte.
Setting `deviceinfo_flash_sparse_samsung_format` to `1` (and
`deviceinfo_flash_sparse="true"`) causes heimdall to no longer hang
while the rootfs is being flashed.
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Merge and move Spreadtrum patches from these kernels to shared-patches:
* linux-finepower-f1
* linux-samsung-{gtel3g,gtelwifi,j1mini3g,j3xnlte}
* linux-zte-p731a20
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File system modules are included by default in postmarketos-mkinitfs
and loaded dynamically when needed.
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GPU has been supported for a while in the mainline-ish kernel, so let
pmbootstrap show UIs like Phosh.
And msm-modem-uim-selection will setup the modem well enough so at least
the primary SIM should work out of the box.
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Note from merger (Newbyte):
While this device is aarch64, switching to aarch64 comes with issues
and would need more work than a vendor kernel like this is worth.
Use armv7 for now and hopefully mainline it in the future and switch
to aarch64 then.
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Basic support for the Tolino Shine 3 ebook reader. It is the same board as
the Kobo Clara HD.
Waveform handling shares the same oddities as for the Kobo Clara HD
but the file epdc_E060SCM.fw from the IMX6SL BSP from NXP does also work.
The existing waveform from SD card is used.
Preferred way to install is to clone the internal SD, keeping the original
as a backup, install on that clone.
U-Boot is a more recent one than the factory u-boot, so devicetrees are nicely
supported. Kernel is the near mainline kernel also used by the Kobo Clara HD.
This commit adds a package for the sm6125-mainline kernel fork. As of
now it uses kernel version 5.18_rc4, pulled from torvalds/linux.
You can find the repository on https://gitlab.com/sm6125-mainline/linux
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A quirky device, the last Mi Ax phone in the line. - Powered by
Snapdragon 665 (SM6125, codenamed Trinket), 8 cores, 4 clocked a 2.0
GHz and 4 more clocked at 1.8 GHz. 4-6 GB of RAM, 64-128 GB of UFS
storage, 720p 6.09" AMOLED display, a 48 Mpx quad-bayer camera (plus two
more on the back and one on the front) and an under display fingerprint
sensor which may be impossible to ever implement... *sigh*
Mainline kernel as of now is pretty minimal (framebuffer display, USB
networking). No UFS support (yet!).
patches added are (not all, just some) fixes and feature enhancements
for msm8992 and msm8994 from qcom mainline maintainer tree [1] for v5.18
and v5.19.
Changes:
* update deviceinfo_dtb_mainline for device-huawei-angler and
device-lg-bullhead.
* add sdhc1 support for device-huawei-angler
[1] https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/qcom/linux.git
Signed-off-by: Petr Vorel <petr.vorel@gmail.com>
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mesa-dri-swrast no longer exists and just installs,
mesa-dri-gallium. However, this might not always be the case, so
let's change it before it causes any issues.
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I'd say this is not appropriate to be in postmarketOS because
this is just a bog standard x86 computer, it has UEFI BIOS and
everything, and you can just boot a Linux distro on a USB
stick.
It also has a 64-bit UEFI unlike some other tablet, so there
should be no issue installing a Linux distro with a fairly
modern kernel these days.
So, let's just drop it and forget this port even existed.
The charging script does nothing other than annoy a few people,
so get rid of it.
While at it, let's remove hybris reference from the APKBUILD as
hybrisOS is dead.
Closes#1487
Signed-off-by: Dang Huynh <danct12@disroot.org>
Powerful beast with Snapdragon 855 - 8 cores up to 2.8 GHz,
6 Gb RAM and fast UFS storage.
Mainline port is bare minimum (UART, framebuffer display, physical
keys, USB network). No storage support yet (UFS refuses to work)
https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Xiaomi_Mi_9_(xiaomi-cepheus)
Device uses mainline kernel. What works:
- boots
- pstore log
- simple framebuffer
- storage including sdcard
* payload mock device tree:
Payload mock device tree is needed to mock device tree,
when we're overriding linux with u-boot in android boot image.
Stock bootloader needs this dtb appended to gzipped u-boot.
Bootscript is a simple hush shell script, dedicated to boot OS.
It may be customized to implement dual boot or to change kernel
command line.
To make panel driver upstreamable to mainline linux, we need to use
proper panel selection in secondary bootloader (still TODO), and
therefore lk2nd will be strictly required to boot mainline port.
Switch flashing method to fastboot, enable sparse rootfs generation,
and depend on lk2nd package.
Depends on: postmarketOS/pmbootstrap!2174, to provide full
integration of lk2nd in pmbootstrap.
So, full flashing procedure for samsung-klte will look like:
$ pmbootstrap init
$ pmbootstrap install
$ pmbootstrap flasher --method=heimdall-bootimg flash_lk2nd
$ pmbootstrap flasher flash_kernel --no-install
$ pmbootstrap flasher flash_rootfs
$ fastboot reboot
This removes u-boot from our image and allows booting via an
UEFI-compatible platform firmware instead. So to flash pmOS on the PPP
now we will require the user to flash Tow-Boot to the SPI. See the edge
post for more information.
Related: https://postmarketos.org/edge/2022/03/28/ppp-tow-boot/
Co-Authored-By: Oliver Smith <ollieparanoid@postmarketos.org>
Add option for mainline kernel iso downstream kernel. Note that a lot is
not working yet due to incomplete devicetree, so this is for development
purposes only.
Now that internal storage is supported, we actually need a 4096 sector
size, otherwise kpartx won't work on internal partitions.
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Fixes/works around issue where some applications using the GPU
would crash with DRM_IOCTL_MODE_CREATE_DUMB failed.
See https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/issues/1246
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Unfortunately, the oppo-a51f has been unmaintained for quite some time
now. The original author (harutora) has disappeared and no one else
seems to have this device. The device port has several open problems:
1. The device was never added properly to upstream lk2nd, because
of a special (OPPO-specific) boot image format. Users need to
compile and install some outdated version of lk2nd, which is no
longer (fully) compatible with newer kernel versions.
2. The authorship of the Linux changes are unclear: They were created
with a "no-reply" email address and without Signed-off-by line
that clarifies the licensing of the changes and permits upstreaming
the patches.
Since oppo-a51f is the last remaining device port in linux-postmarketos
-qcom-msm8916 with this problem, I decided to drop the patches from the
kernel, at least until harutora returns or can clarify the authorship
of the created patches.
The soc-qcom-sdm845-nonfree-firmware dependency is now moved from
firmware-shift-sdm845 package to the device package.
This will make the firmware package to only depend on firmware files.
The soc-qcom-sdm845-nonfree-firmware dependency is now moved from
firmware-shift-sdm845 package to the device package.
This will make the firmware package to only depend on firmware files.
Also, pmb:cross-native is added to the package options so CI testcases
doesn't fail.
I'm not deduplicating the UCM files between m3 and m0 as I may not
always be able to test changes to m3, and I'd rather have a an
outdated configuration for m3 than a broken one.
Apparently works significantly better on SHV-E210S and seems to
work about equally well on i9300. Besides, using upstream firmware
with a clear licence is nice. Also use different nvram file for m3.
In preparation to removal of linux-postmarketos repo, switch
source to different source mirror.
P.S: sourcehut can't serve bz2 archives, I had to switch to gz
P.P.S: I'm not sure I'll keep repo on sourcehut forever, but let's try
See also: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/postmarketos/-/issues/47
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In preparation to removal of linux-postmarketos repo, switch
source to different source mirror.
I had to switch to gzip archive, because github doesn't serve bzip2.
I did a kconfig edit -> change nothing -> exit saving to regenerate config.
See also: postmarketos#47
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CONFIG_MSM_KGSL (Kernel Graphics Subsystem Layer) breaks the framebuffer
in mysterious ways even on this device. This MR disables KGSL to restore
framebuffer functionality.
Also temporarily switch to Linus Walleij's branch to enable charging.
Patches should be upstreamed to mainline by Linux 5.18.
emmc.patch: Linux no longer hangs without this
fix-boot-regression-skomer.patch: Upstreamed and included here
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https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Asus_Zenfone_Max_Pro_M1_(asus-x00td)
Initially ported by Alice Koul.
iAboothahir: set CONFIG_DEVPTS_MULTIPLE_INSTANCES and remove empty deviceinfo_*
Signed-off-by: Alice Koul <alice-koul@protonmail.com>
Signed-off-by: iAboothahir <aboothahirpkd@gmail.com>
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This firmware is useful for other devices (m3, t0lte, p4note, ...), so
let's give it a more generic name and split up WiFi and Bluetooth into
separate packages as the WiFi firmware isn't useful for t0lte at the
moment. Also drop the downstream kernel firmware from here to simplify
the APKBUILD, and give it its own package in the following commit.
Do not fiddle with a compiled .a file from the vendor, rather
ignore it and add functional equivalent sources.
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Uses upstream u-boot with (only) 4 downstream patches. The device also
boots way quicker now, no need to hold the power button for multiple
seconds anymore
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With this wifi seem to work reliably, and it is possibly to for
example connect to a bluetooth speaker and play music.
For wifi, issue seem to be with the nvram_net.txt file, changing only
that one to a newer one makes wifi work. Here, both the .txt and .bin
file are updated, as the old files are from 2012, while the new
ones have a datestamp from 2019.
