- Rename extensions with "net-*" prefix
- Put the extensions into their own folder
- Split off time sync packages into their own extensions to be able to be used separately
- Put their config files into directories instead of using inline `cat <<- EOF >`
- Move some other NetworkManager related stuff into the extension
- Remove unneeded steps
- Install iproute2 by default on all images (for the `ip` command)
- use Chrony with Network Manager
- use timesync with systemd-networkd
- use NetPlan with Network manager only
- move command-not-found to CLI image only
- improve firstlogin ip detection
In PF6507 the use of cpufrequtils was removed and the functionality put into armbian-hardware-optimization
This commit removes the remaining now unused installs of the deprecated cpufrequtils package
Changes to be committed:
modified: config/cli/bullseye/main/packages
modified: config/cli/common/main/packages
modified: config/cli/jammy/main/packages
Ref: Debian Bug report logs - #1069787
Credit: Mark Hindley <leepen@debian.org>
The debian/tests/debian-testing autopkgtest has been broken on 64bit archs by
the t64 transition in trixie. Specifically the test includes gnupg as an
additional package. Gnupg depends on gpg-agent which depends on
libnpth0. However, in trixie, libnpth0 is now provided by libnpth0t64 which
debootstrap doesn't handle.
I suggest changing the test to include gpgv which avoids the t64 transition
whilst providing similar functional coverage.
- don't ask me why this was in there, or why there are desktop pkgs being installed during debootstrap
- debootstrap has limited dep resolution capabilities, do this later with apt, not debootstrap
* Fixing packages dependencies and small optimisations
* Disable printer-driver-all as its missing from Trixie and disable not needed tools
* Remove more apps
* add ca-certificates to debootstrap
* Remove ca-certificates from main as its present in deboostrap anyway
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Co-authored-by: Igor <igor@armbian.com>
* Added Debian 12 Bookworm.
* Link identical
* Make minimal truly minimal again
Move netplan.io to CLI image only
* Add netplan.io to Bullseye standard CLI
Co-authored-by: Konstantin Litvinov <klitvinov@piesoft.us>
Co-authored-by: Igor <igor@armbian.com>
* Add initial RISCV support
* Add UEFI edge and current kernel configs
* Cleanup and adjust packages
* Those files were in wrong path
* Fix locations
* Ubuntu images built
* Remove Debian support as its too fragile
* Remove Pinta as it doesn't work under riscv
* Limitation is only for building images
* Remove obsolete switch
* Cleanup major arch config files
* Support for Docker building
* Add gdm3 as conflicting desktop package
Remove it from package base
To do: testing
* Add SKEL distribution to all existing users to the postinst script
+ fix permissions
* Enable PSD
* Move all 3rd party sources to CLI image
This will prevent from installing snap versions
* Bring PSD to remaining and address bug in postinst
* Typo in packaga name
* WIP: Test for packages integrity just before closing images
* Working debsum check
* Dialog is not needed
* Optimisations - uninstall debsums as we don't need it later on
* Cosmetics
Assuming this is related to both Ubuntu and Debian
Co-authored-by: Werner <EvilOlaf@users.noreply.github.com>
