Build abuild from upstream source and only apply the systemd split func
patch. The patch was also adjusted to use -systemd instead of -service
for subpackages
As systemd v256 switched to dlopen for a bunch of dependencies
(specified in a custom format), this is no longer auto-detected
by either abuild or boot-deploy. So we include kmod manually for udevd
to work correctly.
This fixes the "no screen" issue on pine64-pinephone.
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Explicitly generate qwayland-plasma-shell.h first, in order to fix:
In file included from /usr/include/PlasmaQuick/PlasmaQuick/PlasmaShellWaylandIntegration:1,
from /home/pmos/build/src/plasma-workspace-6.1.2/shell/panelconfigview.cpp:35:
/usr/include/PlasmaQuick/plasmaquick/plasmashellwaylandintegration.h:14:10: fatal error: qwayland-plasma-shell.h: No such file or directory
14 | #include "qwayland-plasma-shell.h"
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
Related: https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-workspace/-/issues/132
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Apparently the patch url isn't stable(?) upstream, the checksum changed.
Since this is a simple 1 line patch, let's just include it in pmaports
This also changes kwin to use the more 'standard' pkgver used in other
packages forked for systemd support
The patches were put into the gitlab.com/postmarketos/systemd repo
and updated for stable-v256.
This also enables man pages, systemd-localed and localization support
via the compile flags.
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PA is started automatically by its "autospawn" config thing, and it
works pretty well... if it crashes then it's automatically restarted if
needed, etc.
The included service/socket unit files never really worked,
PA started from systemd would always race with (and often to) PA autospawn.
The subpkg here also resulted in a packaging bug where both
pulseaudio-service and pw-pulse-service were installed at the same time,
because the `install_if` listed `pulseaudio`, and `pw-pulse` also
provides `pulseaudio`. The two unit things conflict with each other.
I did some initial investigation, and getting systemd to manage PA
seemed like too much work especially since autospawn is probably good
enough and we hope to move to pw audio later.
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Unfortunately there are some code paths that are required to support
socket activation, and they are only enabled at build time with
-Dsystemd=enabled. On the bright side, service/socket unit files are
included...
Also note that I disabled test on armv7 since they fail in our CI using
qemu on x86_64. They pass in Alpine on native armv7.
This changes it into a default disable.
`disable *` selects all units and hence overrides all previous presets.
Just using `disable` just changes the default unit enablement policy.
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For the `install_if` to work correctly, the subpackage should be named
after the main package that provides the app... in this case it's called
"rtkit"
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xorg-server-common is a shared dep between xorg-server and xwayland, and
this tmpfile config is required for both to work. Without this tmpfile
config, Xwayland may fail to start. In the case of GNOME, this is a
fatal event.
This is required by systemd-vconsole-setup, which is currently
configured to run on boot (without kbd/loadkeys, the service crashes.)
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Fix for:
In systemd-services.trigger line 14:
systemctl $cmd $service
^--^ SC2086 (info): Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting.
^------^ SC2086 (info): Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting.
Should be =$pkgver-r$pkgrel instead of =$_pkgver-r$pkgrel. Otherwise CI
fails, and it is right, we do want to provide the very high version so
we don't install the regular package by accident if the regular package
gets upgraded before this forked version.
Clayton Craft