oem-* packages put fw into the initramfs, which allows for display/gpu
to work properly early during boot. On x64cros, there's not enough space
in the boot partition to hold gpu firmware so this patch duplicates some
things from oem-* packages in order to put the fw into initramfs-extra
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This is a stylistic change only.
Generated by this program, which takes care to treat '_' and '-' as the
same character for the purpose of sorting:
perl -e 'print sort {($a =~ s/_/-/r) cmp ($b =~ s/_/-/r)} <>' modules-initfs | uniq | sponge modules-initfs
Add configs to get the PinePhone to boot and some functionality such as
wifi. A number of components, including the modem, sound, and usb, don't
yet work without patches, so are left out here.
This module is necessary for cpu frequency scaling on Qualcomm
platforms, let's make it available earlier so we have cpu frequency
scaling up sooner.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
Make use of the new multi-stage initramfs rather than the minimal
variant, and inform mkinitfs that the initramfs-extra archive should be
created to save space.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
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Follow up to MR 5562, which introduced category:librem5. Add the related
option, so CI actually enforces this category for the Librem 5.
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Qemu by default starts a GTK window in VGA resolution 640x480. The content
adapts to this resolution, thus X11 shows up in resolution 640x480 as well.
This resolution causes some handling issues. In Xfce4 the shutdown button of
the menu isn't reachable. Even worse in MATE, where the "Apply" button for
changing the resolution is out of the screen, making it difficult to change
the resolution.
The default resolution for X11 can be set by a config file. The Qemu GTK
window resolution remains independently at default 640x480. Setting the X11
resolution to default 800x600 mitigates the issue: Most of the screen content
becomes accessible while font size and button sizes are still large enough.
From this point the user can adjust the resolutions of the Qemu GTK window
and X11 content as desired.
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Some kconfig changes to reduce kernel size to avoid conflict of 0x8000
(kernel load address) + uncompressed kernel size (arch/arm/boot/Image) +
compressed kernel size (arch/arm/boot/zImage) being bigger than
0x1e00000 (tags address).
This causes mostly silent boot failures, with CONFIG_DEBUG_LL messages
such as "no ATAGS support: can't continue" or "Error: invalid dtb and
unrecognized/unsupported machine ID" can be seen on UART, though they're
not very clear that the kernel image is essentially too big for what lk
is setting up.
Manual kconfig changes:
* Convert some =y to =m to reduce kernel size, mostly NFS_FS and CIFS
since those are quite big and there's no point in having them
built-in.
* Disable EXT2_FS & EXT3_FS - handled by EXT4 driver
* Disable PCI - unused
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With the new changes in lk2nd that allow us to support extlinux.conf,
we can now generate image that would be generic to these devices.
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Aster Boese