This removes a few globs from the mkinitramfs module copy part. This is an issue
in linux-postmarketos since it will copy gpu drivers for all possible hardware to the
initramfs.
This should be done in the deviceinfo variables for the modules instead and is
already done for the current devices that use module loading. This changes the
initramfs (uncompressed) from 16 MB to 11 MB just because the qemu graphics
drivers aren't included.
So I was wrong.. /etc/issue needs to contain the escape sequence output
by setterm, not the actual call to setterm itself. My previous testing
of this was faulty, which led me to believe the previous implementation
of this would work.
* aports: unicsy-demo: pure Python program should have noarch set
Per https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/APKBUILD_examples:Python#arch,
pure Python programs should be marked as noarch in the APKBUILD instead
of all.
* aports: sdl_net: fix build on aarch64
The version of config.guess and config.sub predate aarch64, so
./configure errors out with instructions to update them.
Add a prepare section in APKBUILD to do this.
* aports: sdl_net+chocolate-doom: pass CHOST and CBUILD to configure
Other Alpine packages pass these options in to aid cross compling; for
example, the template APKBUILD from
https://github.com/alpinelinux/abuild/blob/master/newapkbuild.in#L43
uses them. Add them to chocolate-doom and sdl_net.
This enables console screen blanking/powersaving by default. Without it, the screen will stay on indefinitely, killing battery life and/or prolonging charge time. UIs should be able to override this with dpms (e.g. xset). I arbitrarily chose 5 min as the blank time.
* postmarketos-base: Execute setup-udev, remove mosh from dependencies
* Run setup-udev [0], because that is what `setup-xorg-base` does [1].
It configures more than one OpenRC service and it also messes with the
runlevels. Only after running that, Hildon works (tested in Qemu).
[0]: 2fbea8b8da/main/eudev/setup-udev
[1]: 06300dd483/setup-xorg-base.in (L25)
* Remove `mosh` from `postmarketos-base` dependencies. I don't think anyone
uses it right now, and it's easy to add custom packages in `pmbootstrap init`
nowadays.
* Minor style changes in the `APKBUILD`
* [rx51] Remove udev-trigger service start
* Package Broadcom Wi-Fi firmware from AOSP
This uses a mirror of AOSP's platform/hardware/broadcom/wlan repo at version
android-8.0.0_r12 (6c8ef5b600cec5d36a54a0276fe8c97b9ab8d6bb).
This is needed as Nexus 6P uses a BCM4358, and the blob available in Alpine's
linux-firmware package is old and vulnerable to Broadpwn. See #513.
* device: angler: enable Wi-Fi and graphics output
Changes:
- Set resolution on bootup
This is copied from the Nexus 5's init script.
- Add Wi-Fi calibration file and change firmware path
This is also based on the Nexus 5's implementation.
- Enable CONFIG_VT and NFS in the kernel
- Explicitly use identity touchscreen calibration
- Rename the touchscreen udev rules
- Enable msm-fb-refresher
For some reason the ofono rules don't always work for the N900's modem.
This picks out the relevant parts of that rule and seems to successfully
set up the modem device every time now.
* pmb.helpers.run: support running processes in background
* enable QXL driver support in the linux kernel configurations so
that we can also use SPICE to connect to the VM.
QXL is a paravirtual graphics driver with 2D support
The SPICE project aims to provide a complete open source solution for remote
access to virtual machines in a seamless way.
Both DRM_QXL and DRM_BOCHS are enabled as modules.
According to [1], on Linux guests, the qxl and bochs_drm kernel modules
must be loaded in order to gain a decent performance
* qemu: add new option --spice to connect to VM using a SPICE client
If specified, 'pmbootstrap qemu' will look for some SPICE client in the
user's PATH and run qemu using the QXL driver.
Currently supported spice clients are 'spicy' and 'remote-viewer' but
adding support for more clients can be easily done.
qemu with qxl support will run on port 8077/tcp, which doesn't belong to
any well-known service and represents 'PM' in decimal.
References:
[0] https://www.linux-kvm.org/page/SPICE
[1] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/QEMU#qxl
[2] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/QEMU#SPICE
[3] https://github.com/postmarketOS/pmbootstrap/issues/453 (partially fixed)
* firmware-asus-flo: packaged all flo firmware
* device-asus-flo: depend on firmware-asus-flo package
* default android wifi config
* Add wifi and freedreno support
* change to console=ttyMSM0 - as per https://dflund.se/~triad/krad/nexus7-flo/
* Add current kernel config as it is currently working with wifi.
* Increase pkgrel to account for changes in the kernel config.
Quite a few things use dbus (plasma, hildon, ofono, connman,
networkmanager, etc) that I think it makes sense to just have this
started by default in pmOS rather than have every device package
implement this on their own.
In case someone shows up with a use-case, where dbus by default
is not desired, please speak up. Possible solutions are in #628.
* Started with stock kernel config (fairphone-perf_defconfig)
* Enabled DEVTMPFS
* Deactivated MSM_KGSL
* Enabled the serial console
* Enabled USB networking
'install' does not properly handle symlinks, it copies the entire file
instead of a symlink to it. This PR uses `cp -a` to preserve symlinks.
For example, with `install`, the files libc.musl-armhf.so.1 and
ld-musl-armhf.so.1 are the same size, despite the fact that in rootfs
libc.musl-armhf.so.1 is actually a symlink to ld-musl-armhf.so.1.
According to @drebrez research, the initramfs size shrunk from
1 567 930 to 1 168 591.
