Add more necessary initfs modules and firmware to make
device-postmarketos-trailblazer work mostly on the Qualcomm X1 Elite
laptops. Boots successfully into UI when flashed to an USB drive.
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upstream erroneously dropped N900 configuration in xkeyboard-config 2.42. until
this is fixed upstream, fork the package. set it to build only for armv7 to
reduce any possible effect on other devices in pmos.
Closes: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/issues/2923
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Which fixes most glitches sometimes visible when using the sw-ISP with
clients that directly import the buffers to the GPU, such as Snapshot
47.
The patch will be part of the next libcamera release, which however
does not have a clear release date yet.
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Viciouss noticed that audio no longer works after the recent changes
to build some things as modules, including the WM8994 driver.
Setting just the MFD bits to =y seems to fix it, so do it to fix audio.
Luckily these are pretty small and don't increase the kernel size much,
and we can still keep the actual sound driver (and thus all the sound
framework parts) compiled as modules.
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As explained in the commit message, this takes too much time. We
should probably just hope on BTRFS doing CopyOnWrite correctly.
Partially reverts: 59fd336bbc (MR 5238)
This partially reverts 06edc589e7
"main/firmware-pine64-rtl8723bt: drop (MR 5582)" because the linux-firmware
fw breaks bluetooth on the pine64-pinephone 1.2b.
Specifically the cs_fw.bin from linux-firmware works but not
the cs_xx_config.bin, so this restored package provides just the latter.
The original package provided bs_config.bin also. The BS is used by
the pine64-a64-lts and pine64-dontbeevil, but I don't have those devices to
know for sure whether they work with linux-firmware's fw or not. So for now
this commit only restores the cs_config.bin and only updates
pine64-pinephone and pine64-pinetab to pull it in.
Ref: #3179
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Improve config
Add charger support
Unfortunately some stuff is still stuck in the LKML review process which
might have side effects on other devices.
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We've been disabling CONFIG_RS9116_FLASH_MODE for years at this point,
so this doesn't do anything but enforce the status quo.
Rationale for this can be found in the commit
ddf56b5169.
This is deliberately not added to the community check as it is
device-specific.
Closes https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/issues/3157
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The previous patch just reverted an older commit. This actually fixes
the problem properly and will likely be merged upstream.
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Changelog:
* sony-pioneer (Xperia XA2) gained support for panel
* xiaomi-jasmine (MI A2) gained support for Wi-Fi and simplefb fixes
* asus-x00td (Zenfone Max Pro M1) gained support for panel
* due to Ubuntu's kmod lacking gzip support kernel module compression type switched from GZIP to ZSTD
Fixes#3061, #2925
Mentions #3064
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In upstream discussions regarding dmabuf allocation in was concluded
that using udmabuf, which only uses virtual memory, is the better
option for the time being. Libcamera gained support for that with
version 0.3.1 and it was confirmed that devices currently using the
libcamera softwareISP can sample from them, notably:
- Librem5
- PinePhone
- Pixel 3a
Thus let's follow upstream and allow access to that by default - and
remove access to /dev/dma_heap again.
See also: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/33738
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As this is deemed the better option for the libcamera softwareISP.
Also disable CMA allocations. They can still be enabled via kernel
command line for testing/debugging purposes, but we don't need to
reserve memory for it unconditionally.
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As this is deemed the better option for the libcamera softwareISP.
Also disable CMA allocations. They can still be enabled via kernel
command line for testing/debugging purposes, but we don't need to
reserve memory for it unconditionally.
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