The Makefile of swclock-offset was previously changed to install the scripts
according to the /usr merge. In the service files for openrc and systemd,
however, the paths to the scripts need to be adapted as well. Version 0.2.4
catches up on this.
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- now installs to /usr by default
- now installs systemd service files by default
- added -systemd subpkg to handle service files
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MR 5540 breaks the Enter key label in onboard OSK with LXQt and Mate. In
theory Droid can be used instead, but it actually does not work.
We can't use _pmb_recommends here since v24.06 -> v24.12 upgrade will
break onboard unless any package depends on font-dejavu.
Signed-off-by: Masanori Ogino <mogino@acm.org>
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Nothing in Alpine or pmOS ships to /lib/udev any more since today and
including it while it doesn't exist breaks the building of images.
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This adds a workaround for:
https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/-/issues/2560
The tl;dr is that there's a qemu bug that prevents running mkinitfs (or
any go apps) on a aarch64 host using qemu-x86_64. I've basically been
unable to build x86_64 images on my aarch64 system for months now, which
is less than ideal :(
Patch is in mkinitfs 2.6.1, but picked to the older version in master until !5636 is merged
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Since mesa upgrade from 24.0.9 to 24.1.2 PulseAudio Volume Control
"pavucontrol" needs "mesa-gles" to start on some devices. There is no
direct dependency, however. Instead it's "libepoxy", a Direct Rendering
Manager runtime library, that calls the necessary mesa library.
Other than user interface MATE, where e.g. "mate-session-manager" draws
in "mesa-gles", and other than mesa packages like "mesa-gl" that gets drawn
in by e.g. "xorg-server", there is no direct connection between Xfce4 and
"mesa-gles".
Adding package "mesa-gles" to "postmarketos-base-mesa" is a straightforward
fix for this issue.
Fixes#3042
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To workaround a bug in pmbootstrap, install Twemoji on all UIs including
the console UI for now. As this is a soft dependency, users can remove
Twemoji from their system if not desired.
See-also: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmbootstrap/-/issues/2458
Signed-off-by: Masanori Ogino <mogino@acm.org>
UI camera apps are in better shape, they will show a nice error to users if no camera device is found and increasingly more devices are getting working cameras now... so imho it doesn't make sense to have this subpackage anymore.
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GNOME 47+ supports accent colors. This commit changes the default accent
color from blue to green to match postmarketOS wallpaper and the overall
theme.
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This package is meant to encompass what an average developer would want
from a postmarketOS image. We plan to provide -dev variants of some
postmarketOS images for some devices for use by the Linux mobile
developer community. These should include useful tools out of the box
and provide a familiar shell and coreutils.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
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On android devices using subpartitions, during boot we set up the
subpartitions so the rootfs is /dev/mapper/userdata2, however during
resize_root_partition() we resolve the original block device (e.g. sda17
on the op6) and re-create the device mapper. This results in the cached
rootfs path being wrong (since after resize it's created as
/dev/mapper/sda17p2).
Cache the subpartition source device so we re-create it to be
consistent. Otherwise the filesystem resize fails and the device drops
to debug shell on first boot.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
It's the work of the mkinitfs to fetch the library. This was initially
introduced in c7c2b2d02a and its use-case
is non-existent today as osk-sdl is gone. In addition, the mkinitfs
rework Clayton did some time ago correctly detects libraries needed for
binaries, exactly so we don't need to pull this in manually!
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It's the work of the mkinitfs to fetch the library. This was initially
introduced in c7c2b2d02a and its use-case
is non-existent today as osk-sdl is gone. In addition, the mkinitfs
rework Clayton did some time ago correctly detects libraries needed for
binaries, exactly so we don't need to pull this in manually!
Commit 7030e08e7b ("postmarketos-initramfs: check for root subpartition
(MR 5048)") changed the partition check in mount_subpartitions to look for
the root partition instead of the boot partition, in order to mount
subpartitions even if the pmOS_boot partition was already found.
Unfortunately, this causes regressions for the opposite case: If we find a
root partition, but the boot partition exists only as a subpartition then
mount_subpartitions will return early, without actually making the boot
partition accessible.
This is easy to trigger if you have a different Linux distribution with an
encrypted crypto_LUKS volume installed and then flash pmOS subpartitions to
a single partition. find_root_partition() will return the crypto_LUKS
partition (without checking if it belongs to pmOS) and the boot partition
is not found.
Fix both use cases by checking for root *and* boot partition. If any of
them is not found, we try to mount the subpartitions.
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)
Droid fonts provide a wide range of glyphs while its footprint is almost
the same as the current DejaVu fonts with a subset of Noto fonts. Thus,
this commit will improve the coverage of languages that can be displayed
by the pre-built postmarketOS images without increacing the size.
Advanced users can install their favorite fonts using apk and uninstall
Droid fonts if they wish.
Likewise, Twemoji font currently covers Unicode 14.0 and its footprint
is smaller than Noto Emoji font. Removing Noto Emoji font from default
installation reduces the size of images yet the most of emojis are still
visible. Users who prefer Noto Emoji font or need very latest emojis can
install Noto Emoji font manually.
Signed-off-by: Masanori Ogino <mogino@acm.org>
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