for window management, so control can be used as expected in terminals
Cleaned up xkb implementation, made name of panfrost script fit the usual pattern of <function><target>.sh
- Added xfce4-screensaver as a screen saver and screen locker since light-locker is broken
- Added script that can be used from a PrawnOS bootable usb or sd card to upgrade the kerenl of PrawnOS on the internal emmc
- Made the ath9k module built in to remove any dependence on the file system
- removed useless line from inject kernel script, we arent on version 3.14
- Added patches for two ARM errata that cause hangs in specific cpu states
- Disabled some power management features:
- Disabled suspend at the kernel level since it is broken/unsupported in the mainline kernel
- Disabled APM emulation
- Disabled some USB features:
- Disabled USB default persist
- Disabled USB dynamic minors
- Disabled USB monitoring for debug, shouldn't be enabled by default
- Disabled USB 3.0 support, shouldn't be enabled as the c201 has no 3.0 ports
- removed two patches that have made it into 4.19
- removed the debug options from the cmdline
- made the kernel build script announce what patch is being applied
- removed light-locker, as it does not function properly
* Support suites other than Stretch
* Insert suite into image filename
* Fix installing Firefox on Sid
* Fix downloading Chromium on Sid
* Don't use sid-updates or security sid/updates
add option to easily install chromium after build since firefox doesnt have functional sound
remove regdb files, they serve no purpose as the wireless driver will not load them. This is a kernel bug and is fixed in
4.19, where they are't needed at all.
dconf-tools is a transitional dummy package in Debian jessie and
stretch, and is completely removed in buster and sid. For forwards-
compatibility purposes, it makes sense to replace it with its
dependencies in PrawnOS.
Fixed a readme typo
Hopefully doing locale generation correctly now
added some new "untested" patches.
I tried the emmc patch and the power patch but they didn't seem to change anything:
They didnt remove the invalid clk rate emmc errors that seem harmless
The HDMI patch seems to be a combination of patches, maybe they fix the sound issue?
