Commit fe54a7be4 ("device/msm8916*: Generate extlinux.conf (MR 4826)")
updated most users of msm8916 kernel to generate extlinux.conf.
Unfortunately the commands used to bulk-make changes only affected
aarch64 users of the kernel package and armv7 users were missed.
Apply the same changes to all armv7 users of msm8916 kernel too.
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This p4412_s_f2bl1.bin is signed by Samsung and allegedly originates
from a vendor bsp package for one of the early odroid devices based on
exynos 4412. Unlike most bl1 blobs this one does not check the
signature of bl2, allowing us to use open bootloaders like u-boot
instead of Samsung's proprietary sboot.
This installs all linux-firmware by default (using pmb_recommends) in a
way that allows for users to remove extraneous fw if they want.
The old `nonfree-firmware` packages have been dropped since pmbootstrap
no longer conditionally installs these.
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This switches from 6.1 LTS to 6.6 LTS.
Unfortunately, this version has regressions related to SPI (breaks keyboard)
and DRM (breaks display). Thus adding patches to revert these regressions.
Hopefully, these will be properly fixed until the next LTS release.
This also makes it pass community kconfig check again.
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- Fixes FDE unlocking on devices with usb keyboards
- Also drops the i915 module from the initfs, this is specified by the
oem-intel package now
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On HTC devices with S-On still active, the 'userdata' partition
is not writable. Change the default rootfs partition to the
'system' partition, which is writable.
Now as boot-deploy allows us to generate both boot.img and extlinux.conf
at the same time, enable generating the config for all msm8916 since it
will be used in the future lk2nd release. boot.img is still kept to keep
compatibility with current lk2nd releases and to allow system recovery
with fastboot when required.
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* Depend on the common soc-qcom-sm7150 package
* Set console=null in cmdline
* Add touchscreen firmware to initramfs
* Add required modules for touchscreen to modules-initfs
* Panel output works, drop phoc.ini
* Switch maintainer and co-maintainer
* Bump pkgrel to 1.2
Signed-off-by: Jens Reidel <adrian@travitia.xyz>
hwclock default configuration is to use the S3C RTC, which is mapped to
/dev/rtc0. However, reading from this clock fails with the following
kernel message:
"s3c-rtc 101e0000.rtc: hctosys: unable to read the hardware clock"
and the time as boot is then always set to 1/1/1970.
This commit change the default RTC to the MAX77686 one (mapped to
/dev/rtc1), that does not suffer from this issue.
Signed-off-by: Alexandre Marquet <tb@a-marquet.fr>
The adjustments made by this script are unnecessary now that the device
runs a mainline kernel, and more importantly the brcmfmac driver (as
opposed to the bcmdhd driver used in the vendor kernel).
Signed-off-by: Alexandre Marquet <tb@a-marquet.fr>
