The current invocation doesn't work:
$ busybox dc "100" "5" / p
dc: can't open '100': No such file or directory
Fix it so that it does:
$ busybox dc -e "100 5 / p"
20
One of the messages that is printed on failure was missing
the "WARNING:" prefix. Address that too.
Signed-off-by: Andrea Bolognani <eof@kiyuko.org>
How to boot from USB drives:
1. Make sure the extcon has OTG support and included in initramfs
2. Make sure the PMIC supports the power to OTG devices, and included in initramfs. Otherwise, a hub with external power supply is required.
3. Make sure module `usb-storage` is enabled in initramfs
4. `pmbootstrap install --sdcard=/dev/<usb_drive>`
- postmarketOS/pmbootstrap@942ee20789 is required to ignore sdcard check. Thanks @ollieparanoid for the patch.
5. `pmbootstrap flasher flash_kernel`
6. Insert the USB drive to OTG and boot
[ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI
The postmarketos-artwork-wallpapers-gnome package no longer exists. Now
we just depend on the postmarketos-artwork-wallpapers package.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
Only temporarilly. This is in pmb_recommends, so does not need pkgver
bump. We can swap them back once it's built for armv7 in alpine, but
it's now blocking all MRs from merging.
[ci:skip-vercheck]
Reading the `ifname` of a gadget that has not been configured with a UDC
succeeds with the content `(unnamed net_device)` instead of failing.
So we need to explicitly check that a UDC was configured before we read
the interface name.
Ref: #2648
[ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI
Reading the `ifname` of a gadget that has not been configured with a UDC
succeeds with the content `(unnamed net_device)` instead of failing.
So we need to explicitly check that a UDC was configured before we read
the interface name.
Ref: #2648
Sometimes, there can be more than 10M of stuff collected for logging,
which breaks things.. bump the size to 32M which should still be small
enough for low end / old devices.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
A bunch of override files in postmarketos-base-ui-plasma seem to have come from the plasma-mobile ui package, which probably shouldn't be on desktop and bigscreen.
With Plasma 6, a lot of the overrides are now no longer necessary for Plasma Mobile.
Situation with each file:
- 000-gschema.override - This likely was for changing maliit themes and GTK title bar layout for Plasma Mobile, maliit theming was dropped (https://github.com/maliit/keyboard/pull/108), and title bar layout is now handled within Plasma Mobile
- kdeglobals - This was for setting the look-and-feel on Plasma Mobile and default browser, it's now handled within Plasma Mobile envmanager
- kwinrc - These were settings for disabling window decorations and setting the vkbd to maliit, which is now handled in Plasma Mobile envmanager
- kscreenlockerrc - This is to autolock the screen after login (tinydm autologs in), the file was for Plasma Mobile, I don't think we want it for Desktop since SDDM is used there
Drop duplicated dependencies, which have been already included
in postmarketos-base-ui-plasma:
- dnsmasq
- elogind
- elogind-openrc
- polkit-kde-agent-1
[ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI
/dev/pmsg0 may be created by pstore driver. When it is available,
write logs into it so logs can be recovered through pstore after
a failed boot. This is useful for devices without console or hard
to get console.
Crappy workaround, it's better than having DNS broken...
See: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/issues/2601
Also removed it from shellcheck, because SC doesn't like all of the
unused/unreachable things after the `exit 0`. This commit should be
reverted when the issue is actually fixed later...
[ci:skip-build] already built successfully in CI
this allows to opt-out of usb-tethering on pmOS devices with
`apk add !postmarketos-base-ui-networkmanager-usb-tethering`
this is useful for developers with laptops on pmOS / dailydriving
those laptops on pmOS.
[ci:skip-build]: Already built successfully in CI.
These apps are useful to have on the full GNOME desktop too, and this
removes the need to duplicate package lists across UI meta packages that
depend on the base gnome UI package.
Sergey Lisov