Due to an issue, probably in bluez, the bluetooth service often fails to
start on boot. Restarting the service later make bluez start correctly.
While adding the service supervisor for just this issue isn't a great
solution, in any case having a supervisor on such an important system
service is good, and it fixes this issue also by restarting the
bluetooth service after the first failure on boot.
May 30 08:05:56 fairphone-fp4 daemon.info bluetoothd[1420]: Bluetooth daemon 5.66
May 30 08:05:56 fairphone-fp4 daemon.err bluetoothd[1420]: src/main.c:main() Unable to get on D-Bus
Also while we're editing the list of subpackages make sure they're
ordered alphabetically.
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The `firmware-pine64-pinebookpro` predates the firmware for this device
being available upstream. It is now packaged in two separate packages:
linux-firmware-brcm and linux-firmware-rockchip.
Install those two linux-firmware packages and drop the custom one. This
drop a custom firmware package and also ensure that firmware is kept up to
date with the rest of linux-firmware-*.
The resulting installation includes all the previously included firmware
files and I've confirmed that both sound and wifi work fine (dmesg
indicates bluetooth is available too).
In 11682fb0ab, the timeout was set to 10
hours. This means that the CI no longer just runs for one hour. However,
we are still limited by GitLab's runners which only give us three hours
of CI time per job, so given the status quo, this is the most likely
duration for someone who hasn't set up their own CI runners.
This also enables a few other things for Amlogic SBCs, including some
kernel config that enables video decoding support, however userspace
still doesn't support it (e.g. requires patched ffmpeg)
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Previously, this extra rule was needed to grant regular users
permissions for the embedded display's backlight. It no longer seems to
be necessary; the presence of this rule is currently a no-op.
Someone else on IRC has tested removing the rule and also confirms this
new behaviour. I suspect this was fixed upstream in eudev.
Since codeaurora.org has been shut down and this project seemingly
hasn't been migrated to git.codelinaro.org, let's switch to a source
found on GitHub.
Rebase of sdm660 patchset on top of linux-stable/linux-6.3.y
branch.
Notable changes:
* New device: HMD Global Nokia 6.1 (nokia-pl2)
* New device: Xiaomi Mi A2 (xiaomi-jasmine_sprout)
* usage of pmb:kconfigcheck-community only
* LOCALVERSION is no longer set in kconfig, but at build time
Signed-off-by: Gianluca Boiano <morf3089@gmail.com>
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USB tethering allows users to use their phone's WiFi or WWAN interface
as an access point for the device they connect the phone with over USB.
This way, they can use their data plan with a laptop or desktop when
regular Internet access is absent.
Configure NetworkManager to manage the usb0 iface from initfs so users
can configure it in GNOME Settings or KDE. Include a NetworkManager
dispatcher script as well to handle postmarketOS' setup with unudhcpd as
we want to provide an SSH login over USB when tethering is disabled. If
tethering is enabled, unudhpcd is stopped and its functionality is taken
over by NetworkManager through an instance of dnsmasq. NetworkManager
will also configure the necessary settings to allow IP forwarding and
firewall rules during tethering. Once disabled, NetworkManager cleans up
these settings and our dispatcher script starts unudhcpd again.
Due to upstream changes, NetworkManager requires networkmanager-dnsmasq
subpackage as dependency as dnsmasq needs DBus support for
NetworkManager. Without it, NetworkManager will silently fail spawning
dnsmasq instances.
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GNOME Console can now launch command-line applications from .desktop
files, so they are no longer "useless" in Phosh.
gnome-extensions-app hasn't been pulled in automatically in Phosh for
long. If users install this manually, it would be confusing for it to
not show up. The app itself has an error message that explains they
need to be logged into GNOME for it to work when launched in e.g.
Phosh, so I think that should take care of UX concerns. Additionally,
this package is installed in gnome-mobile as well, where
gnome-extensions-app actually is useful.
firefox-safe-mode has been removed in Alpine:
- https://git.alpinelinux.org/aports/commit/community/firefox?id=438ee43621e1a83c8309bf7e5e14ba9fce0532ff
- https://git.alpinelinux.org/aports/commit/community/firefox-esr?id=0f324c8b39ab08cc3f504e4ae959425bec472791
Considering all of this, postmarketos-hidden-desktop-entries no longer
serves a purpose, so let's remove it.
