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While refactoring the patching mechanism, take care of:
- Sync submodule handling with Fuel@OPFNV;
- build: Investigate/prepare for moving patches to Fuel@OPNFV;
- build: Investigate divergent fuel-mirror;
- ISO build: cacheid for Fuel comps should not depend on
Armband git commit;
CHANGE:
Rename/shuffle patches while grouping them in "features",
preparing for upstreaming them to Fuel@OPNFV and beyond.
CHANGE:
Allow linking patches for better representing the dependency
between one patch and different features.
e.g. 0001-Add-arch-to-nailgun-release-and-target-image.patch:
- part of `multiarch-fuel`, because it extends Fuel;
- part of `direct-kernel-boot`, as arch is required for that;
- part of `cross-bootstrap`, target image is arch-dependent;
NOTE: Patch links are not staged to Fuel@OPNFV, they only serve
as markers that a specific patch is part of a feature.
CHANGE:
Kill all Fuel component submodules, now handled in Fuel@OPNFV:
- fuel-agent
- fuel-astute
- fuel-library
- fuel-mirror
- fuel-nailgun-agent
- fuel-web
CHANGE:
Move armband-fuel-config.mk to armband git root.
FIXME: m1.micro-Increase-profile-RAM-size-to-128MB.patch is NOT
part of `cross-bootstrap` feature, but patch context says so ...
FIXME: 0001-Add-arm64-deb-repositories-setup.patch is broken at
`make patches-export` by removing spaces at EOL.
v2 -> v3:
* Phony patch support (links to show a patch belongs to a feature);
* Updated README.md
v3 -> v7:
* Re-export Fuel submodules & plugins patches (update patch context);
* Update Cavium mail addresses (s/caviumnetworks.com/cavium.com/);
* Ignore submodule changes;
* Add armband git repo info to gitinfo_fuel.txt at build time;
Implements: ARMBAND-136
Closes-bug: ARMBAND-95
Closes-bug: ARMBAND-93
Closes-bug: ARMBAND-92
Change-Id: I1a236d9f43b2e6dca22055911f696b43c22b5973
Signed-off-by: Alexandru Avadanii <Alexandru.Avadanii@enea.com>
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This reverts commit dff8f1a78db4a04dd30c2e0ac03a36cb0b198aa7.
Change-Id: I317e0f6aa7665c28035307149e6e7d42fdf508f3
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Now we can kill fuel-astute submodule.
Signed-off-by: Alexandru Avadanii <Alexandru.Avadanii@enea.com>
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On EFI-enabled systemd, grub-install from grub-efi-* package
installs a boot entry named "ubuntu".
Since this boot entry is saved in board flash memory, erasing
the MBR bootloader code and/or partition signature will not
clear the ubuntu boot entry, leaving it pointing to a loader
on the ESP (EFI System Partition) that will try to load the
kernel/initrd from an erased partition.
In Fuel 8.0, the whole disk was erased, so the ubuntu EFI boot
entry was skipped due to missing ESP, while for Fuel 9.0 and
above we have to explicitly remove it to keep the system in a
sane state.
Note: efibootmgr is installed automatically on EFI systems
as a dependency of grub-efi-*.
Closes: ARMBAND-47
Change-Id: If715e960dfd96df807abb0e26f4b7604624ac408
Signed-off-by: Alexandru Avadanii <Alexandru.Avadanii@enea.com>
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IMPORTANT:
Drop `fuel-astute` submodule, and patch it instead during the Fuel
Master node bootstrapping process, using an OPNFV post.d script.
Luckily, this fits well with the recently added script that prepares
FM for cross-building.
One step closer to un-forking.
Change-Id: Ia612e0ad4077b16baf54f1b9ebf9d207daca0be4
Signed-off-by: Alexandru Avadanii <Alexandru.Avadanii@enea.com>
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Change-Id: Ic11f7c4caa801df32d12461b39e10df8f07460a7
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Signed-off-by: Stanislaw Kardach <stanislaw.kardach@cavium.com>
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Since `execute_shell_command` mcagent is used for building the target
image and the timeout provided in the astute task is just respected on
the Astute level (on mcollective level this timeout is actually a
minumum between value provided and ddl value) we need to increase it
for Armband operation.
Because Armband builds the target image via `qemu-debootstrap`, it can
take more than 1 hour to finish the building. Therefore aside of
increasing the timeout in the Astute task, the maximum timeout value
for mcagent has to be increased.
Change-Id: Iab94e794e36bb7e887e8f334daa46e82fe0c6f94
Signed-off-by: Stanislaw Kardach <stanislaw.kardach@caviumnetworks.com>
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