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Allow specifying a devicetree binary that is passed to ukify #2439

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manut opened this issue Mar 1, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #3346
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Allow specifying a devicetree binary that is passed to ukify #2439

manut opened this issue Mar 1, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #3346
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To easily use the dtbs provided with kernel packages allow specifying a devicetree name in mkosi.

It can be passed as parameter to ukify. The dtb is typically installed by the kernel package.
manut pushed a commit to manut/mkosi that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2024
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Add support for embedding devicetree into UKI
5622d68 
Resolves systemd#2439

To easily use the dtbs provided with kernel packages allow specifying a
devicetree name in mkosi.

It can be passed as parameter to ukify.
The dtb is typically installed by the kernel package.

Signed-off-by: Manuel Traut <[email protected]>
@manut manut mentioned this issue Mar 1, 2024
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manut pushed a commit to manut/mkosi that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2024
@mt-at-mt @manut
Add support for embedding devicetree into UKI
a54076e 
Resolves systemd#2439

To easily use the dtbs provided with kernel packages allow specifying a
devicetree name in mkosi.

It can be passed as parameter to ukify.
The dtb is typically installed by the kernel package.

Signed-off-by: Manuel Traut <[email protected]>
manut pushed a commit to manut/mkosi that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2024
@mt-at-mt @manut
Add support for embedding devicetree into UKI
3469b45 
Resolves systemd#2439

To easily use the dtbs provided with kernel packages allow specifying a
devicetree name in mkosi.

It can be passed as parameter to ukify.
The dtb is typically installed by the kernel package.

Signed-off-by: Manuel Traut <[email protected]>
manut pushed a commit to manut/mkosi that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2024
@mt-at-mt @manut
Add support for embedding devicetree into UKI
e395ee5 
Resolves systemd#2439

To easily use the dtbs provided with kernel packages allow specifying a
devicetree name in mkosi.

It can be passed as parameter to ukify.
The dtb is typically installed by the kernel package.

Signed-off-by: Manuel Traut <[email protected]>
manut pushed a commit to manut/mkosi that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2024
@mt-at-mt @manut
Add support for embedding devicetree into UKI
931ff21 
Resolves systemd#2439

To easily use the dtbs provided with kernel packages allow specifying a
devicetree name in mkosi.

It can be passed as parameter to ukify.
The dtb is typically installed by the kernel package.

Signed-off-by: Manuel Traut <[email protected]>
manut pushed a commit to manut/mkosi that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2024
@mt-at-mt @manut
Add support for embedding devicetree into UKI
11b307d 
Resolves systemd#2439

To easily use the dtbs provided with kernel packages allow specifying a
devicetree name in mkosi.

It can be passed as parameter to ukify.
The dtb is typically installed by the kernel package.

Signed-off-by: Manuel Traut <[email protected]>
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See also systemd/systemd#29726 which would probably change the design of this quite drastically since we'd just include every device tree when that is merged in some form.

andersson pushed a commit to quic-bjorande/mkosi that referenced this issue Jan 12, 2025
@quic-bjorande
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
300fa3c 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specific DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves systemd#2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
andersson pushed a commit to quic-bjorande/mkosi that referenced this issue Jan 12, 2025
@quic-bjorande
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
f6dc53a 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specified DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves systemd#2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
@andersson andersson mentioned this issue Jan 12, 2025
Merged
andersson pushed a commit to quic-bjorande/mkosi that referenced this issue Jan 12, 2025
@quic-bjorande
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
86b7fd9 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specified DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves systemd#2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
andersson pushed a commit to quic-bjorande/mkosi that referenced this issue Jan 12, 2025
@quic-bjorande
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
17c3f63 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specified DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves systemd#2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
andersson pushed a commit to quic-bjorande/mkosi that referenced this issue Jan 12, 2025
@quic-bjorande
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
6909357 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specified DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves systemd#2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
andersson pushed a commit to quic-bjorande/mkosi that referenced this issue Jan 12, 2025
@quic-bjorande
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
41f063a 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specified DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves systemd#2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
andersson pushed a commit to quic-bjorande/mkosi that referenced this issue Jan 14, 2025
@quic-bjorande
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
cc0f184 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specified DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves systemd#2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
andersson pushed a commit to quic-bjorande/mkosi that referenced this issue Jan 14, 2025
@quic-bjorande
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
04e0307 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specified DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves systemd#2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
andersson pushed a commit to quic-bjorande/mkosi that referenced this issue Jan 15, 2025
@quic-bjorande
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
c75e898 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specified DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves systemd#2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
andersson pushed a commit to quic-bjorande/mkosi that referenced this issue Jan 15, 2025
@quic-bjorande
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
36bc2fd 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specified DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves systemd#2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
andersson pushed a commit to quic-bjorande/mkosi that referenced this issue Jan 15, 2025
@quic-bjorande
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
caa0ecc 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specified DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves systemd#2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
DaanDeMeyer pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jan 15, 2025
@quic-bjorande @DaanDeMeyer
Introduce support for overriding system's DeviceTree
5618eaf 
While experimenting with OS images on development boards where either
the bootloader doesn't load a Flattened DeviceTree Blob, or if one wants
to replace the one provided by the bootloader with a specific/new one
for development/experimentation/testing purposes, it's convenient to use
the OS-loaders ability to load a specific DeviceTree blob.

Add a new option to mkosi, to cause a specified DeviceTree blob to be
baked into the UKI, or copied into /boot and added to the systemd loader
entry.

As different distributions store the dtb files in different locations
the requested file is searched for in the locations spotted in Debian,
Fedora, Arch Linux packages (both from distro and kernel build system -
as these differs as well).

Resolves #2439
Based on initial effort by Manuel Traut.

Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
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