We don't really use the MMC environment, so disable it by default. This
prevents the following warning at startup:
Loading Environment from MMC... *** Warning - bad CRC, using default environment
It seems that the Ethernet initialization in U-Boot causes significant
packet drops in Linux on some board. On a ODROID-M1 with 8GB of RAM, a
packet loss rate of ~20% has been observed. From the user point of view
it feels like a massive slow down (SSH feels very slow, Home Assistant
loads very slow or not at all).
Disabling the Ethernet controller driver avoids initialization in U-Boot
and makes Ethernet work correctly again in Linux.
While at it, drop the previously board specific configs. They haven't
been used and the board seemed fine without them.
Enabling CONFIG_EXPERT, which was a dependency of some options we try
to set by our config fragments, had a side-effect of toggling some other
options, most importantly the framebuffer console support. Enable the
options found by diffing old and new kernel configs.
Fixes#3112
(cherry picked from commit 3d234144a23993b69b569c8d2c666945e2c274a1)
Enabling CONFIG_EXPERT, which was a dependency of some options we try
to set by our config fragments, had a side-effect of toggling some other
options, most importantly the framebuffer console support. Enable the
options found by diffing old and new kernel configs.
Fixes#3112
* ../../../buildroot 55120df0b7...512a487366 (3):
> package/linux-firmware: add WiFi and BT firmware for MT7921 and MT7922
> package/dbus-broker: fix legal info
> package/rtl8821cu: fix legal info
Since we're using a custom os_prefix for dual boot on RPi 5, overlays
can be also present in different directories. Raspberry Pi's bootloader
has a strange feature that it only respects os_prefix if the directory
with overlays contains a README file:
https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/config_txt.html#overlay_prefix
While rpi-firmware package touches the file when copying overlays to
the destination directory, for RPi 5 we are using BR2_LINUX_KERNEL_INSTALL_INTREE_OVERLAYS
option which does not copy or create it. Ensure it is present (no matter
if we're using intree on rpi-firmware overlays) in the hassos-hook.
Fixes#3079
(also removed invalid mention about the README from config.txt)
* Remove all non-existing kernel config symbols
* Remove unapplied x86 Intel sound options
These are missing various subsystem dependencies and were never in fact
enabled, assuming they're rather exotic and removing them completely.
* Add missing dependencies, adjust tristate values, remove nonsense
* Use KERNEL_LZ4 only for non-aarch64
Since aarch64 doesn't use self-extracting kernel:
https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-arm-kernel/patch/20190119185540.20526-1-tobias.johannes.klausmann@mni.thm.de/
* Extract PCI options to device-support-pci fragment (renamed from device-support-pcie)
RPi 4+ should use this fragment too, since CM4 has PCIe support.
* Rename RPi's kernel-32b fragment to kernel-armv7
* Bump U-Boot to 2024.01 for Raspberry Pi and Home Assistant Yellow
* Regenerated using --no-thread
By default git creates some email headers. We can minimize them using
--no-thread.
* Fix build for Yellow
* Update U-Boot for ASUS Tinker Board
* Update U-Boot for Khadas VIM3
* Update U-Boot for ODROID-M1
* Update U-Boot for Home Assistant Green
* Update U-Boot for ODROID-C2/C4/N2/XU4
It seems that the PCIe driver is not enabled for Khadas VIM3. Enable it
by default.
Note to make use of the M2X extension board, the following commands need
to be executed on the U-Boot command line:
```
HAOS> i2c dev 0
Setting bus to 0
HAOS> i2c mw 0x18 0x33 1
```
Wrong arch for arm64 produces few false check results resulting
from some symbols in arm64 tree not being loaded. We can use raw
$(ARCH) variable for arm, only need to translate aarch64 -> arm64.
Using apt-key for managing Debian repo keys has been deprecated for a
while now. While it currently works ok, seems to be broken in bookworm. This migrates to storing keys in trusted.gpg.d as recommended by the warning messages when using apt-key.
* buildroot 153f1461f6...55120df0b7 (8):
> package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20231211
> package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20231030
> package/linux-firmware: add iwlwifi quz firmware
> package/linux-firmware: add new option for Marvell prestera firmware
> package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20230804
> package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20230625
> package/linux-firmware: add QCA9377 BT firmware
> package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20230515
Path to cmdline is set in tryboot.txt to cmdline-tryboot.txt before
attempting A/B boot. After successful boot, tryboot.txt is relocated
to config.txt, yet the config path of cmdline is not changed and remains
set to cmdline-tryboot.txt which doesn't exist anymore at that point,
causing following reboots to fail.
Fixes#3065
The value of ```self_signed_cert``` is being set incorrectly, resulting in a failed build, as the self signed certs aren't copied correctly.
Updated so the value is set from ```self_signed_cert``` and not ```self_signed```
* Revert kernel patch causing failures on CIFS share disk usage
The issue was reported upstream, waiting for a fix there. Reverting the
patch for a quick resolution of the bug that breaks some things in HA
and add-ons badly.
Refs #3041
* Move the patch to 6.1.71 subdirectory
That way Raspberry Pi's kernel won't be patched (unless it's the same
version which it's currently not).
The Raspberry Pi 2 was based on Cortex-A7 in first revisions, then
Cortex-A53. However, both ar armv7 architectures, and that is also how
the Operating System itself is configured. Use the correct architecture
for Supervisor.
The hassos-supervisor script should recreate the container
automatically on first boot after update.
Since Supervisor itself is written in Python this shouldn't affect much.
However, the Supervisor uses it's architecture as default architecture
when building local add-on and uses it as default architecture for
multi-arch container images. This is also where this error got noticed
(see https://github.com/home-assistant/supervisor/issues/4402#issuecomment-1865979421).
The Raspberry Pi 2 was based on Cortex-A7 in first revisions, then
Cortex-A53. However, both ar armv7 architectures, and that is also how
the Operating System itself is configured. Use the correct architecture
for Supervisor.
The hassos-supervisor script should recreate the container
automatically on first boot after update.
Since Supervisor itself is written in Python this shouldn't affect much.
However, the Supervisor uses it's architecture as default architecture
when building local add-on and uses it as default architecture for
multi-arch container images. This is also where this error got noticed
(see https://github.com/home-assistant/supervisor/issues/4402#issuecomment-1865979421).
* Remove duplicated step uploading ova QEMU image for the test job
Instead of uploading the file twice with a fixed name, upload it in the
same step that is used for unpublished builds and pass the version string
to the test job.
* Update .github/workflows/test.yaml
Co-authored-by: Stefan Agner <stefan@agner.ch>
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Co-authored-by: Stefan Agner <stefan@agner.ch>
Generate the certificate only once and make it available. The preferred
option that doesn't generate warnings would be to use secrets in the
repository config, in that case no certificate is generated or archived.
