Mox has true random hardware generator and so haveged can be in this
case considered as harmful (introducing less trusted entropy).

There should be no problem with just disabling it. We want to have it on
atsha204 powered devices because there we only feed entropy from atsha
on boot to not wear out atsha too much and that might not be enough so
haveged can provide rest.

Geoip2 is disabled so this dependency is not used.

This replaces automatic hash insertion by our hash. The reason is that
default is hash of tip but we patch our feed so that hash is
effectively nonsense. This uses remote hash instead.

This should help with debugging. The hash used previously was to commit
that is created by applying patch and it was implosible to found
reference for sources because of that. This instead looks for first
original commit and uses that instead.

Packages are reinstalled non the less because of build time.

This does the same thing as git status but is safe for script usage. It
just goes from tip (HEAD) trough all commit hashes and requests git to
name them using symbolic link. We limit that to only references from
origin so default remote references. This is to get commit that is in
upstream instead of commit hash of tip that is patch.

The reason is that this is more appropriate if for example we modify
patches on commit not yet build but released older version. Such state
would not compile so instead we have to choose packages version. The
changes in updater's lists should not have such effect.

This installs blkdiscard and fstrim no matter on board.

This also removes resiserfs as upstream removed reiserfsprogs and only
kernel module is now present. In the end it makes no sense to have it in
lists as it is unusable.

It compiles for now, let's enable it.

This reverts commit 9a43c4ca.

I am able to compile it locally and buildbots in OpenWrt compiles it as
well.

This reverts commit 0857a679.

Michal Hrusecky authored 5 years ago and Michal Hrusecky committed 5 years ago

Upstreamed version has different config option, so rename it in config.

Turris 1.1 was missing USB3 driver for its front USB port.

Turris 1.1 was missing USB3 driver for its front USB port.

Turris 1.1 was missing USB3 driver for its front USB port.