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- deepin: add Network Manager applet
- engineering: initial as distributiv
- efi: fixed check modules for kernel-image >= 5.10
- oem: fixed calculation of required free space for installing additional
packages
- oem: not use git in 60-oem-install.mk
- regular: do not default to mounting anything found (thanks mike@)
- rescue: added save session mode support for efi
- tar2fs: Disable os-probe at the time of grub installation
- xfce-sysv: add gnome-disks (suggested by Speccyfighter)
installer-feature-desktop-other-fs was made to ensure
that every filesystem available on the particular host
would be accessible upon installation; this is against
the regular builds and starterkits idea of "we give the
base, you do what *you* need upon it".
See-also: http://www.opennet.ru/openforum/vsluhforumID3/122797.html#53
It needs libtpm2-tss-common, which installs pam_systemd.
Setting pam_systemd makes it impossible for unprivileged users
to login on systems with sysvinit.
Also see https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39405
- Initial feature drm, added Nvidia proprietary driver support
- Adapted use/repo/main for vm/ targets
- oem: Added ability to set alterator-setup steps
- oem: Added use/oem/install target
- wireless: Update kernel modules for wi-fi
- armh-skit: Initial feature
- grub: Drop multiple kernel support
- stage1: Also add STAGE1_KMODULES
- bootloader, plymouth: Add splash to BASE_BOOTARGS only when using
the plymouth feature
- tar2fs: Not add EFI partition for all aarch64, armh, but only for
those with grub-efi bootloader or VM_BOOTTYPE variable set
- regular.mk, x11: Initial regular-deepin.iso
- arm-rpi4: Cleanup
- grub: Added EFI_BOOTARGS into BOOT/EFI/grub.cfg
While this argument can only have one "EFI" value.
Thus, the problem of building an image for Raspberry Pi on armh,
where there is no grub-efi, was solved.
It is very strange that earlier in STAGE1 added kernel modules from
a variable STAGE1_KMODULES_REGEXP only.
This commit makes the drm feature work properly.
