Johannes Marbach authored 3 years ago and Alexey Minnekhanov committed 3 years ago

This replaces the current loop calling pmbootstrap lint once for each
package with a single invocation for increased performance.

Here are some measurements for linting all packages under main/.

Before this change:

    $ time .gitlab-ci/apkbuild-linting.py > /dev/null

    real    3m55,840s
    user    3m48,592s
    sys     0m16,913s

After this change but without pmbootstrap!2100:

    $ time .gitlab-ci/apkbuild-linting.py > /dev/null

    real    0m14,359s
    user    0m17,994s
    sys     0m6,488s

After this change with pmbootstrap!2100:

    $ time .gitlab-ci/apkbuild-linting.py > /dev/null

    real    0m6,411s
    user    0m13,334s
    sys     0m2,417s

Note that pmbootstrap!2100 is not required for that little
bit of extra performance but rather because it allows to differentiate
between linting errors for different packages in the output.

Depends: pmbootstrap!2100
Closes: #564

Dylan Van Assche authored 3 years ago and Clayton Craft committed 3 years ago

Console UI can be used now instead of None UI.
Console UI is necessary to have access to the device over SSH
as no display can be used.

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Dylan Van Assche authored 3 years ago and Clayton Craft committed 3 years ago

This devices runs a close-to mainline kernel as linux-odroid-hc2.
I have 2 of these devices which power my selfhosted infrastructure
for some time now and they work really well! Running my selfhosted
infrastructure on Alpine stable releases would be great.

Adjust post-upgrade script to not remove vmlinuz-*. This causes problems
with devices using kernels from Alpine, where the kernel is not
installed to /boot/vmlinuz, as it is now the case in postmarketOS, but
e.g. in /boot/vmlinuz-rpi. The intention was to clean up files when
migrating from the old postmarketos-mkinitfs to the new one (>= 1.0.0).
However, the /boot/vmlinuz* files are managed by apk, so they should
already get removed.

Add -v, so it prints a message when removing a file from /boot.

Clayton Craft authored 3 years ago and Oliver Smith committed 3 years ago

kernel filename must now be /boot/vmlinuz

[ci:skip-build]: ollie is pretty sure that this will work. it's a
critical fix, so let's not delay it by waiting for two kernels to build.

Clayton Craft authored 3 years ago and Oliver Smith committed 3 years ago

kernel filename must now be /boot/vmlinuz

Dylan Van Assche authored 3 years ago and Bart Ribbers committed 3 years ago

The eg25-manager now has a proper release with our patches

ucm2 paths changed after the kernel upgrade

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Adds the 0011 patch to fix a ethernet regression in 5.14

fixes #1228

"make" will prompt for this option without this, causing bpo to fail.

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Dylan Van Assche authored 3 years ago and Alexey Minnekhanov committed 3 years ago

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This heavily patched wys is no longer required on the pinephone
(callaudiod serves the same purpose)

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On the pinephone, callaudiod handles the switching of default outputs,
so wys is unnecessary and may be causing issues when running in parallel
with callaudiod.

fixes #1217

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with 5.14, there's some change to the path that alsa searches for ucm2
for this device. the install path for PineTab.conf is changed, and it
references "full" path to HiFi and VoiceCall profiles (which I kept in
`PineTab` dir, so that there could be several configs for the same
driver later on, if necessary/desired)

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with 5.14, there's some change to the path that alsa searches for ucm2
for this device. the install path for PinePhone.conf is changed, and it
references "full" path to HiFi and VoiceCall profiles (which I kept in
`PinePhone` dir, so that there could be several configs for the same
driver later on, if necessary/desired)

One patch had to be rebased

Martijn Braam authored 3 years ago and Clayton Craft committed 3 years ago

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Maxim Karasev authored 3 years ago and Clayton Craft committed 3 years ago

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Newbyte authored 3 years ago and Dylan Van Assche committed 3 years ago

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Newbyte authored 3 years ago and Dylan Van Assche committed 3 years ago

See https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/merge_requests/1203

This pmbootstrap version includes the necessary support for the new
mkinitfs

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This function was changed, so these packages need to be rebuilt to have
the kernel installed under the new filename 'vmlinuz'

Signal to pmbootstrap that pmaports supports the new mkinitfs tool

boot files are generic names (vmlinuz/initramfs), and 'flavor' is not
included in the filenames anymore

Kernel file names will be generic (/boot/vmlinuz).
Release path still has the 'flavor' in it so that pmbootstrap can still
get a reference to which kernel package is installed

This replaces the mkinitfs script with a re-write (in Go). The
re-written mkinitfs will atomically replace the initfs in /boot, check
for free space before doing so, and try to do whatever it can to not
leave the system in an unbootable state by botching the initfs
creation/installation.

pmb:cross-native with go cross compiling doesn't work exactly, it makes
the correct binary, but on Alpine go uses -buildmode=pie which creates a
dynamic thing, and the interpreter is wrong (e.g. it it set to use the
host arch's interpreter, like /lib/ld-musl-x86_64 even though
GOARCH=arm64)

The init.sh script is no longer a template, "initramfs-extra" is used.

Fixes https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/issues/1019
fixes https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/issues/660

This tool is used by the new mkinitfs to finalize/install boot files.
It's based on the old mkinitfs_functions.sh, but includes some
improvements like verifying free space in target directory, and trying
to atomically mv files.

tim authored 3 years ago and Alexey Minnekhanov committed 3 years ago

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Ungeskriptet authored 3 years ago and Alexey Minnekhanov committed 3 years ago

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