* enable root auto login on first boot, automatically determine timezone from geolocation
* Improve tzdata and locales detection
* Add timeouts for Curl and support for selecting more locales per location.
* Disable NetworkManager-wait-online.service
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1018576/what-does-networkmanager-wait-online-service-do
* Improve overall UX when creating new username and changing root password
- check password quality and reject if not good enough. Not very heavy.
- shorter way of adding new username
* Resolve killing inactive consoles, remove FAQ silently since we open more consoles
Since 1a04b50674 triggered comments like 'stupid, lazy, technical criticism, dick, you vs. us' most probably it's the best to focus on Armbian's current mantra 'quantity first, quality second' (trying to provide OS images for as much SBC as possible so it's ensured none of these things can be supported properly).
Within the last 2 years nobody gave a shit about low-level optimizations except @paolosabatino when adding support for RK322X. Macchiatobin, La Frite, RockPi S, Odroid C4 and N2 are all plagued by an artificial bottleneck on `cpu0`. Other boards that were added since 2018 inherited already present optimizations more or less by accident. So let's try to be consistent and destroy N2 performance to be in sync with almost all other Armbian additions of the past few years. Shit like this https://forum.armbian.com/topic/14469-odroid-n2-single-cpu-handling-all-the-interrupts/ is Armbian's future.
Fix for locales where the decimal separator is a 'comma'. For these systems `uptime` would output `load average: 0,06, 0,08, 0,07`. And then it would be possible for `006` to be above `critical_load`. Forcing the dot separator with `LC_ALL=C uptime` fixes this issue.
* Initial commit for kernel boot splash
* Add startup files to disable bootlog when system is up / down
* Update logo, remove deprecated one
* Introduce new u-boot variable bootlogo
* Adjust kernel config
* Make logo possible on Odroid XU4
- add legacy and current upstream patches
- delete xu4 environment since its not used
* Cleanup C2,C4, both tested, logo works on mainline,
- adding legacy upstream patches for c4
* Enable bootlogo by default on Odroid N2
* Enable logo on RK3399 desktop images
* Cleanup the rest of the environment files
* Add initrd hook that copy splash file to initrd.
* Missing logo bits for one boot scripts
* Enable boot logo on Pinebook A64
* Enable bootlogo on Teres
* Update config
* Introducing Rockchip rk322x SoC support
Main features:
- Legacy kernel flavour based upon stable v2.x rk3288 Rockchip branch (https://github.com/rockchip-linux/kernel/tree/stable-4.4-rk3288-linux-v2.x)
- Current kernel flavour based on mainline 5.6.y kernel
- Mainline u-boot (v2020.04)
- Single generic tv box target (rk322x-box) which boots on all the known tv boxes
- Hardware devices (eMMC/NAND, led wiring configuration, SoC variant selection) modulation done by user at runtime via device tree overlays - a script (rk322x-config) is provided for autodetection and simple configuration by inexperienced users;
- Bits added to armbian-hardware-optimization to set affinity for irq handlers
- rk322x-box targets already added to targets.conf for automatic image creation
* Removed disabled patches
* Restored mysteriously removed comment character
* Attach Meson64 CURRENT to 5.6.y and make DEV = CURRENT at this point.
There is a lot of changes to 5.7.y and can be done after release or by someone that feels a need for this right now.
* Delete meson64_fclk_div3.patch
this fix has been upstream for some time, I had issues with it on 5.4, which is why it had been removed there.
* [ meson64 current ] kconfig tweak
disable Rockchip SoC drivers
* [ meson64 current ] remove rockchip patches
* [ meson64 current ] disable CMA patch GX
* [ meson64 current] add libretech cc audio patch
This brings the dts even with the khilman 5.8/integ branch which includes all of the audio changes. The kernel is registering audio devices, however nothing comes out. committed in case someone wants to spend time debugging/testing theories.
* fix permissions
was editing from another machine, accidental change of permissions in the patch
* Set default mixer settings
Signed-off-by: Igor Pecovnik <igor.pecovnik@gmail.com>
* [ meson64 current ] GXL audio commit
This moves to the mainline patches and covers le potato and la frite. Adjusted asound config to handle a commonized sound card name.
* [ meson64 current ] add gxbb audio WIP
Playback is too fast, a clock setting is off somewhere.
* Update kernel configs
Signed-off-by: Igor Pecovnik <igor.pecovnik@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Tony <tonymckahan@gmail.com>
* [ mvebu ] Switch fake-hwclock to hardware RTC AR-159
* remove fake-hwclock dpkg
* tweak /lib/udev/hwclock-set to be executed even if systemd present
* move helios4 bsp file under mvebu folder for tidiness
User overlays are working fine on this boards (I have already tested on rock64).
Added the possibility to use on rockchip64 based boards.
Changed "if" to "case" to facilitate adding more supported boards.
* Add initial support for FriendlyARM Nanopi R2s
One net port not working yet.
* Enable 2nd network, rename it to lan0, adjust motd to see lan*
* Added rk3328 dmc devfreq driver
* Fixed SD card issues for NanoPi R2s
* Added usb serial gadget console for NanoPi R2s
Co-authored-by: Piotr Szczepanik <piter75@gmail.com>
This file is inconsistent with the rest of the files in this set. The description in the file /etc/defaults/armbian-motd says that you can block sections of the generate motd thus:
# add space-separated list of MOTD script names (without number) to exclude them from MOTD
# Example:
# MOTD_DISABLE="header tips updates"
#
This presently fails for this file, you need to add "armbian-config" to the MOTD_DISABLE list to block it.
Matching the style of the THIS_SCRIPT name in this file, to the other files in the set, removes this inconsistency. I've found no unexpected behavior after making the change.
