Linux 6.7-rc1 looks for the venus (video) firmware in
qcom/venus-1.8/venus.mbn instead of qcom/venus-1.8/venus.mdt.
Let's install it in both places with a symlink so that the firmware
packages work for both older and newer Linux versions.
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Swap maintainer and co-maintainer (David is not active now and requested
it himself). Also update email addresses.
Signed-off-by: Danila Tikhonov <danila@jiaxyga.com>
The mainline port has almost reached full feature parity with the
downstream port. Default to mainline in new installations, but keep
downstream around as it'll still be needed for bringing up the currently
missing features.
GPS on milletwifi is via the "modem", which doesn't have any cell model
support, but is similar. This starts the modem remoteproc to support
GPS output.
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Firmware drivers will load too early, before msm-firmware-loader, so they
won't load the necessary firmware. Instead, mark them as modules so they load
later in the boot process, when the firmware is available.
BINFMT_MISC for running qemu on this system, and HIDRAW is used for some
USB devices. ETHERNET lets me use usb NICs, since this device does not
have a rj45 port/onboard NIC.
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And don't bother disabling the gpsd service given how unlikely it is
that someone is doing something serious with this device, let alone
having it in the first place. Plus, it's in testing.
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This is no longer necessary as geoclue now can talk to ModemManager
directly for GPS information. It also presents a security risk due to
how gpsd works. As such, remove it.
Closes https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/issues/2340
- librem5-base upgraded to v64: some tweaks to shipmode stuff, but
otherwise nothing interesting for us
- actually install the mm-broadmobi-port-types udev rule
- add udev rule + service for enabling bluetooth for Sparklan WiFi
adapters (fixes#2043)
pkgver was also updated to reflect that this is packaged from the latest
in git as of now. I probably should have done that from the start
(instead of ending up at the arbitrary '0.3'.)
- Update to Linux v6.6
- Lots of cleanup and upstreaming, more than 40 commits upstreamed
for 6.7
Device changes:
- Add KTD2026 LED driver, used by bq-paella, bq-piccolo and
acer-a1-724
- bq-piccolo: Set proximity near level to fix detection in
iio-sensor-proxy
New devices:
- Vivo Y21L
- eMMC, SD card, USB, Buttons, WiFi/BT
- Sensors (Accelerometer, Magnetometer, Light)
- No display yet
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Since mkinitfs / boot-deploy install sd-boot in the ESP, it makes sense
to always trigger mkinitfs when sd-boot is upgraded so that we always
boot with the latest supported version.
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This shows the OS version (from /etc/os-release), e.g. "edge", on the splash
screen. os-release is a tiny text file, adding it to the initramfs doesn't seem
too bad, and having this information on the splash screen can be helpful.
Note that this uses "VERSION" and not "PRETTY_NAME" from the os-release file,
since the splash already shows "postmarketOS" (and the pretty name includes
that too), it seemed redundant and took up valuable display space.
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Add a subpackage that sets the pmOS wallpaper, instead of always setting
the wallpaper that was added for giving GNOME Shell on Mobile a better
contrast.
Add a test for CI that:
* ensures unl0kr runs for 10 seconds without crashing
* ensures that it doesn't print any errors
This sure isn't an "ideal" test, but it at least validates that the
framebuffer interface doesn't die horribly...
With a little more effort we should be able to run unl0kr and then pull
the framebuffer and check it against some known good unl0kr screenshot.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@connolly.tech>
bootrr is a simple shell script tool for validating that a given board
has booted correctly. It checks that all expected drivers are loaded.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@connolly.tech>
Add a basic test that runs qrtr-lookup and ensures that at least one QMI
service is available. This is mostly a proof of concept and can be
extended in the future.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@connolly.tech>
