Changes:
- SAM
- Properly re-enable events after hibernation.
- Other bugfixes.
- Continued work on internal documentation.
- mwifiex
- Fix bug causing network connection failure on certain networks.
Links:
- SAM: 735a01f74b
- mwifiex: https://lkml.org/lkml/2020/8/27/642
- kernel: 50b5cf34b8
Changes:
- SAM
- Properly re-enable events after hibernation.
- Other bugfixes.
- Continued work on internal documentation.
- mwifiex
- Fix bug causing network connection failure on certain networks.
Links:
- SAM: 735a01f74b
- mwifiex: https://lkml.org/lkml/2020/8/27/642
- kernel: e83a20197d
Changes:
SAM:
- Fix false wanring when plugging in AC adapter.
- Fix includes for error injection.
- Other bug fixes and code improvements.
Links:
- kernel: 381dd4669f
- SAM: 4ca8b315e0
Changes:
SAM:
- Fix false wanring when plugging in AC adapter.
- Fix includes for error injection.
- Other bug fixes and code improvements.
Links:
- kernel: ce875e1f82
- SAM: 4ca8b315e0
Changes:
SAM:
- Move lid/GPE workaround into separate independent module.
- A bus and device type has been implemented for SAM devices.
- Detach devices attached to the base when the cliboard is being detached on
the Surface Book 3.
- Internal restructuring.
Links:
- kernel: 233bcf2785
- SAM: 08bbb7272a
Changes:
SAM:
- Move lid/GPE workaround into separate independent module.
- A bus and device type has been implemented for SAM devices.
- Detach devices attached to the base when the cliboard is being
detached on the Surface Book 3.
- Internal restructuring.
Links:
- kernel: 2926c01232
- SAM: 08bbb7272a
The Debian LTS kernel does not have CONFIG_ACPI_I2C_OPREGION set. This
is likely due to its dependency on CONFIG_I2C=y. Thus explicitly set
those two options.
Changes:
SAM:
- Fix bug that can cause IRQ storm when SSAM wake IRQ gets triggered.
- Continued internal restructuring.
- Other small bug fixes.
Links:
- kernel: 78e06bc875
- SAM: b9fe8f28b7
Changes:
SAM:
- Fix bug that can cause IRQ storm when SSAM wake IRQ gets triggered.
- Continued internal restructuring.
- Other small bug fixes.
Links:
- kernel: 307c8337b9
- SAM: b9fe8f28b7
Changes:
SAM:
- Enable performance modes on Surface Laptop 1 and 2.
- Support for D0-exit/D0-entry notifications, sent to the SAM
controller when suspending (D0-exit) or resuming (D0-entry) on
newer (gen. 7+) devices.
- Replace sysfs-based debug device with new debugfs-based debug
device.
- More internal restructuring and internal API changes.
- Some small bug fixes.
SAM-over-HID:
- Add ACPI support for SAM-over-HID. This allows setting dGPU power
on the Surface Book 1 via ACPI calls.
Links:
- kernel: 551b70e295
- SAM: 89b8232d49
Changes:
SAM:
- Enable performance modes on Surface Laptop 1 and 2.
- Support for D0-exit/D0-entry notifications, sent to the SAM
controller when suspending (D0-exit) or resuming (D0-entry) on
newer (gen. 7+) devices.
- Replace sysfs-based debug device with new debugfs-based debug
device.
- More internal restructuring and internal API changes.
- Some small bug fixes.
SAM-over-HID:
- Add ACPI support for SAM-over-HID. This allows setting dGPU power
on the Surface Book 1 via ACPI calls.
Links:
- kernel: c03772c10e
- SAM: 89b8232d49
Changes:
SAM:
- Add support for Surface Book 3 in Surface HPS driver. The dGPU of
the Surface Book 3 can now be turned on and off via the same
mechanism already being used by the Surface Book 2.
- Add SID devices for Surface Pro 6 with MSHW0111 ID.
- Complete restructure of Surface Serial Hub driver internals. The
old synchronous communication core has been replaced by a
completely asynchronous implementation.
- Misc. code improvements and clean-up.
References:
kernel: 29c5a7fc9a
SAM: 6715faf265
This reverts commit 3c76d63bef.
Reason for revert:
These gcc10 patches are no longer needed as of 4.19.128
Signed-off-by: Tsuchiya Yuto (kitakar5525) <kitakar@gmail.com>
We need to disable CONFIG_DEBUG_INFO for build with GitHub's Actions
because of memory requirements.
Signed-off-by: Tsuchiya Yuto (kitakar5525) <kitakar@gmail.com>
These patches are taken from the Arch Linux LTS kernel source.
Including:
- Fix for kernel crashing with GCC 10 due to optimization causing
invalid stack protector (see https://lkml.org/lkml/2020/3/14/186).
- Fix for GCC 10 command-line option changes.
- Plugin updates for GCC 10.
- Updates USER_NS_UNPRIVILEGED patch.
The PPA that is used for Ubuntu / Debian packages still doesn't have
anything higher than 5.6.7, so we can't update that at the moment.
Signed-off-by: Dorian Stoll <dorian.stoll@tmsp.io>
This commit reverts upstream commit
9945722afdc3443eab826b2da1122509a13a50a5 (builddeb: make headers package thinner)
which drops some files from the linux-headers package. These files seem
to be required by some out-of-tree modules (see #170).
I have no idea what it does, except causing conflicts when multiple
package versions are installed at the same time. So disable it.
Signed-off-by: Dorian Stoll <dorian.stoll@tmsp.io>
This allows configuring dnf to never remove the running kernel, and
instead keep a configurable amount of kernels around (3 by default).
Signed-off-by: Dorian Stoll <dorian.stoll@tmsp.io>
This will make it possible to install multiple -devel packages in
parallel, just like with the stock kernel.
Signed-off-by: Dorian Stoll <dorian.stoll@tmsp.io>
This has totally nothing to do with the fact that I nuked the scripts
for my mirror and I am probably too lazy to rewrite them in the near
future.
Signed-off-by: Dorian Stoll <dorian.stoll@tmsp.io>
The one that is provided by an upstream developer is sometimes a bit
slow (5.4.13 vs. 5.4.15 on my repo). Switching it to my version of it,
which is fully automated will hopefully speed things up once fedora has
been rebased to 5.5.
Signed-off-by: Dorian Stoll <dorian.stoll@tmsp.io>