This fixes loading the regulatory database from wireless-regdb when
cfg80211 is compiled into the kernel:
cfg80211: Loading compiled-in X.509 certificates for regulatory database
Without this in the initramfs, the regulatory db fails to load the
cfg80211 is builtin and the kernel may default to using the 'global'
domain. This can cause issues in some countries.
The db + sig files are together about 5KB uncompressed, so this should
have negligible impact on the initramfs size.
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The pipewire audio workaround script uses `pw-loopback` command provided
by `pipewire-tools` package.
`pipewire-tools` was not pulled in ass dependency neither from
`soc-qcom-sdm845` nor from `postmarketos-base-ui-audio-pipewire`.
Fixes call audio issues reported in pmaports#3091, tested on a fresh
pmOS edge (16/08/2024) + phosh + pipewire installation.
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The offending patch that has caused this dependency has been fixed:
https://git.kernel.org/torvalds/c/7258fdd7d
This essentially reverts commit fb029ff2d9.
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Without this patch, the GNOME Shell on Mobile specific fork of
gnome-settings-daemon gets installed with Phosh, which leads to the bug
that the screen does not turn on when resuming from suspend in Phosh.
Looks like this was figured out today at FrOSCon in the bring your
problems session, thanks to all involved!
Fix: issue 3062
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The --details-to-stdout flag must come before the subcommand.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
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- USB-OTG support for Midas boards (m0/t0) and Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0
- Headset jack detection + headset mic support for Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0
- Support for the Samsung Galaxy Note (q1)
- Improved charging on Tab 3 8.0 and Midas boards
- Minor improvements for Tab 3 8.0 (fix home keycode, enable fuel gauge current sensing)
- Fixed#1783
The isorec initramfs is now stores in the exynos4-mainline linux repo
and has been dropped from pmaports.
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Otherwise we get penguins when the device first boots up. While I have
nothing against Tux, this is a change that came as a result of the
configuration being restarted to sync with Purism's configuration, and I
think it visually clutters the boot sequence for no good reason. As
such, disable this and return to the previous behaviour.
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The 4k sector size is required for mobile, however we currently don't
build a split image anyway (which is also necessary). Let's just go for
512 bytes so the prebuilt images can be flashed to a USB drive.
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Since we build linux-next before pushing to BPO, use the big runner so
we don't delay the update by hours. BPO needs to build it *again* too...
would be nice if we could push the artifact directly, ah well.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
Was looking by chance at the build status page and noticed images
failing for sway.
The cause is a typo introduced (missing "n") in the depends for
`networkmanager-openrc` with a22d0b0e03.
Signed-off-by: Robert Eckelmann <longnoserob@postmarketos.org>
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I've had the kernel panic with a NULL pointer dereference in the
addrconf_rt_table function. I have no idea how it could be triggered,
but the fix is straightforward.
Use the new --keep-going parameter so the check doesn't stop on first
error. This was recently added in pmbootstrap MR 2384 to make the
default behavior more userfriendly.
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Make sure that linux-next actually builds, before pushing the change to
pmaports master. Otherwise it may block publishing other aarch64
packages in bpo.
These files from linux-firmware-qcom are compressed now, adjust the
symlinks.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
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The host tool compiled from drivers/tty/vt/conmakehash.c requires
linux/limits.h header which is not included (correctly?) inside the
kernel source tree and is instead needed to be installed on the host.
While this might not be totally correct, we need to get the package
building to avoid blocking all aarch64 packages from getting published
on our build system.
Also while we're at it, sort the list of make dependencies.
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