When a new signal arrives, which means a formerly non-pending one,
we should ignore old signal numbers of that context, but only
evaluate newly received data by the last kernel-call.
Fix#5193
The ported i2c_hid driver contains driver code for the "Intel
Tigerlake/Alderlake PCH pinctrl/GPIO" device. Unfortunately, acpica
driver also accesses the same device on Lid open/close via ACPI AML code
of the DSDT table to read out the state of a GPIO pin connected to the
notebook lid. This would fail as I/O memory is handed out only once and
cannot be shared. The workaround disables the region check for the
specified GPIO I/O memory regions and provides both drivers shared
access to the regions.
This is a preliminary workaround. A general solution should separate the
GPIO driver into a component (e.g., platform driver) that regulates
accesses by i2c_hid and acpica.
Issue #5195
During audio and video playback at a high rate by a VMM, nitpicker on the
boot CPU may interfere with the mixer clients, letting them not finish the
schedule RPC at the mixer in time. Moving nitpicker to the same CPU as
leitzentral mitigates the effect at moment.
Issue genodelabs/genode#5174
At least on x86_64/x86_64/pc/hw|nova, the test used to fail because the net
setup sometimes required more than the 3 seconds that the test was giving each
step. This commit raises the step timeout to 5 seconds and the test timeout
from 70 to 90 seconds in order to be on the safe side.
Ref #5192
The default mixer launcher limits the volume to 50%, so raise the
driver's volume to the max to be audible on certain systems where
otherwise audio is barely recognizable.
While there, fix the wrong reporting attribute as well.
Issue #5174.
The version in ui_report and ui_config were merely used for making test output
more readable. However, there are other ways to achieve this goal.
Ref #5190
The File Vault used to sporadically fail to complete Extend or Rekey operations
when it was locked during the operation. The cause was an insufficient state
model that has been fixed with this commit.
Ref #5190
* adds rekeying and resizing controls to config+report api of file vault
* moves common types of file vault to file_vault/include/file_vault/types.h
to be included by other components
* fixes wrong type of nr_of_clients fields in file_vault
* introduces the file_vault_gui component that is a minimal graphical front end
for the file vault based on the dialog lib and that uses the
config+report api of the file vault as back end
Ref #5190
This patch addresses corner cases not considered so far. In particular,
it avoids placing the Add/Options tabs of an unscrollable popup under
the panel. This could happen in the presence of many options. The patch
includes the panel height into the calculation to rule out such
situations. It also tightens the scrolling boundaries to the visible
content.
Issue #5183
This patch handles intermediate situations where the screen mode may
become 1 x 1 (absence of any capture clients). In this case, the
decoration of a maximized window would legitimately exceed the screen
boundary.
Thanks Johannes for the investigation.
Issue #5187
Issue #5180
The blanking state is evaluated by the intel_fb driver, which will switch
off all connectors. When done, the intel_fb driver will exit and the
sculpt_manager will continue with the next step, stopping all drivers.
Issue #5180
This commit adds missing routes to I2c for the framebuffer driver of the
MNT Reform. If build for this concrete board the Board_info::Soc variable
within the sculpt_manager is initialized according to the properties of
this device. The `update_soc` routine is called in the initialization of
the sculpt_manager, otherwise it won't be called at all, if no PCI devices
changes are detected. Missing driver binaries and device-tree-binaries are
add to the run-script.
Issue #5174
A network card can be provided by PCI, and the SoC as well. Therefore,
add an additional state variable in the Board_info::Soc, and check it
appropriatedly.
Issue #5174
Commit "sculpt: safeguard the offering of suspend/resume" was too lax
about the detection of acpi support. In situations where acpi support
is selected but not yet installed, the menu would offer the features
already. This patch restricts the condition such that acpi support must
be running, not merely selected.
Issue #5174
This patch retains the buffer size of the last capture client as mode as
long as no capture client exists. This avoids intermediate mode changes
in situations like suspend/resume where the display driver is restarted.
Issue #5187
In contrast to platforms, like the PC, where the fb driver selection
is a dynamic decision depending on the available hardware, on current
ARM-based SoC machines this configuration is part of the static board
information.
Issue #5174.
This patch disables latency warnings by default. The warnings can be
enabled by setting the 'warning_rate_ms` value to the desired
maximum rate.
Fixes#5186
Issue #5174
The USB host controller gets restarted during the suspend-resume cycle.
Hence, don't offer suspend while any USB storage device is in use, in
particular when deploying Sculpt from a USB stick.
Suspend/resume is not supposed to work with any framebuffer driver other
than intel_fb. Therefore, offer the suspend feature only when using intel_fb.
Issue #5174
The automatic restart of intel_fb got lost during the transition from
the driver manager. This commit restores the heartbeat monitoring of
this driver.
Issue #5174
This patch enhances the sculpt manager to drive the system state
and manage the lifecycle of driver components during suspend-
resume cycles.
The new Power options can be found in the System menu. The suspend
and power-off controls are presented only when the acpi-support
option is activated.
Note that the USB controller is hard restarted when resuming from
suspend. Hence, all components that depend on USB are restarted
implicitely.
Issue #5180
Issue #5174
