Anna Wilcox authored 3 months ago and Zach van Rijn committed 3 months ago

Closes: #1266

Needed for x86_64, at least.

XWayland is now its own package, separate from the X server base
package.  Use XWayland as the dependency.

Not revbump because this package has never escaped into the wild
since the libglvnd revbump; if it had, it would have broken deps
and been unable to build anyway.

Needed by LLVM bootstrap compilers.

Acked-by: Zach van Rijn <me@zv.io>

Used by LLVM bootstrap compilers.  May be needed eventually for other
system-level dependencies to set stack sizes.

Acked-by: Zach van Rijn <me@zv.io>

Package is only needed by Rust bootstrap packages.

We were already using it, but make it explicit.

Patches were cherry-picked from upstream.

Closes: #1264

* Tests require musl debugging symbols.

* Build requires M4, and also violated 80 char limit.

* Two tests are broken upstream, and have been reported.

Closes: #1263

This is needed for building against easy-kernel-6.6 headers.

Closes: #1262

* inih requires Meson, and we don't want to introduce Meson to the
  system/ ABI, so we need to move it to user/.

* This takes xfsprogs with it.  This is fine because we still have
  system/e2fsprogs for a file system on new ports.

* As the only dependent of userspace-rcu was xfsprogs, it doesn't
  need to be present in system/ any more either.  Move to user/.

* Add bsdtar.patch to patches.

* x86_64/pmmx: Disable SimpleFB which caused EFI computers to break.

* pmmx: Update config for latest compiler.

* Config updated to reflect elfutils availability.
* Patch tar call to work on bsdtar.

Needed for kernel on x86 platforms.
Includes one patch from experimental/elfutils set.

Needed for elfutils.

Needed for elfutils.

Needed for elfutils.

* Needed for elfutils.
* Change upstream to more-maintained version.

Includes oldconfigs for all arches, but only tested on ppc64 so far.

It doesn't appear to exist by default any more, so we don't need to
remove it.

* Driver does not build for current Xorg server.

* Last upstream release was 2015, last non-trivial Git commit was 2017.

* Last Permedia card was manufactured in 1999.

* We can still use fbdev on these chips; it is unlikely that any of the
  GL 1.1 support would be useful these days, and contemporary reviews
  noted that the Rage128 and RIVA TNT performed better.

We've always depended on it, so no revbump needed; with the new Xorg
changes, we don't automatically pull it in as a silent dep.

Since GBM is busted upstream, we can't use this for Wayland or Xorg.
I'm not sure what we are meant to be using it for, but we don't need
it available everywhere in this case.

See upstream: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/issues/12219

Users can override this by running 'apk add !mesa-amber', but this way
we always install drivers for the older machines when installing Mesa
drivers at all.  This way, we don't need to change Horizon etc to
support the older hardware drivers, and users can still remove it if
they know they won't ever need it.