* add DFI driver to provide hardware-based memory controller load
* adapted DRAM Memory Controller driver from rk3328, add necessary headers
* provide device tree overlays to enable DDR3 clock scaling
* adapted rk322x-box to allow DDR speed bin selection to user
* add ipb900 board gpio configuration
* add rtl8723cs driver to linux-current kernel
* use ddrbin v1.10 set to 330 Mhz at boot
* provide overlays for ddr3 at 330, 528, 660 and 800 mhz
* split emmc overlays to enable options by user choice
* modified rk322x-config to support dmc, emmc overlays
* remove optee trust os in favor of rockchip proprietary blob
for dmc functionality
Add two bash arrays, XTRA_RSYNC_{FROM,TO}, defined in
/etc/default/armbian-ramlog, and expand these in the two rsync
invocations in /usr/lib/armbian/armbian-ramlog.
The use of bash arrays simplifies the use of multiple arguments and also
allows for in-band commentary between array elements.
When expanding, safely test for these arrays to exist. This is, sadly,
a little verbose in bash, so, while here, split the rsync invocations to
use line continuations.
Fixes https://github.com/armbian/build/issues/2846
- When trying to delete by using "backspace", it will also print a "*"
and also appended to password
- When pressing keys too fast, it is possible that some characters
actually printed on the screen
- users are "confused" about manipulating files in their home directories
- introduced security issues which have been worked around but there might be others too
- more recent htop may support network stuff oob (https://armbian.atlassian.net/browse/AR-771?focusedCommentId=10546)
Not touching logic or the (IMO ridiculous) behavior of this script. Just meant as a quick&dirty workaround for the specific sed/symlink attack vector. Check https://github.com/stealth/7350topless for details.
* VENDOR, rock-pi-n10, RM_LIST for armbian-config/zsh
VENDOR parameter in configuration
zsh is the best of course...
Static MAC for networkd
ROCK Pi N10 (Radxa) - Initial support, knwon bugs:
- Problem with poweroff (kernel panic).
- DeviceTree is not fully verified, I suspect missing and unnecessary
entries.
- No support for NPU
- u-boot without NVME support
- I have doubts if I chose the right preboot loader for RK3399Pro, NPU
and installed DDR memory.
* New RK3399Pro boot preloaders.
* rootfs checksum, DEBOOTSTRAP_LIST fix, output.log fix
Repaired checksum for rootfs
Added use PACKAGE_LIST_RM to purge DEBOOTSTRAP_LIST
Better logging to output.log
Fix for new host distribution detection (ie Debian Bullseye).
ubootdebs as new cleaning option
* Update 30-armbian-sysinfo
Fixed alignment of "Local users" and "IP" in third column.
Made it more compact by adding extra new line.
Added "both" traffic direction.
Removed "-h" vnstat argument because it doesn't do anything, changed "last 24h" to "today" (there is only "rx/tx for today" in --oneline output).
* Update armbian-motd.dpkg-dist
Add PRIMARY_DIRECTION description
* Update 30-armbian-sysinfo
fix new line logic
clean-up unused variables
* Re-enable network checksum TX offload on rockchip64 family
* Adjust gmac PBL setting for rk3399 legacy to fix network issues with MTU 1500
* Adjust gmac PBL setting for rk3328 in rockchip64-legacy to fix network issues with MTU 1500
Co-authored-by: Piotr Szczepanik <piter75@gmail.com>
* add Jetson Nano
* Update jetson-nano.conf
* Update targets.conf
* Add better description
* Adjust config - try to enable ZRAM
* Packaging patch not needed
* Extlinux was solved in other commit
* Move board to CSC for now
Co-authored-by: Igor Pečovnik <igorpecovnik@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Igor Pecovnik <igor.pecovnik@gmail.com>
Currently armbianmonitor -n does not detect vlan interfaces correctly.
This is because of an incorrect egrep -o which filters out the parent interface name:
network interface: 100
instead of
network interface: eth0.100
Cascading into:
armbianmonitor: line 1095: eth0. - 0 : syntax error: invalid arithmetic operator (error token is ". - 0 ")
Fixed by changing the egrep logic to filter out the last field of route -n output.
Also fixes a timer issue by moving the timer start to after the interface selection.
time controller adjustment: -2.43
/usr/bin/armbianmonitor: line 1128: read: -2.43: invalid timeout specification
* At first login we set users locales based on his location which seems to be to agressive
Add a question before setting it should suffice. Closing https://github.com/armbian/build/issues/2398
* Read it silently
* Detect locales selection only if we choose to add normal user
* Asking for shell right after seting root password
* Move selections inside traps
* Remove duplicated call
