Both keys are physically the same on available keyboards (with varying
labeling). Unfortunately, PS/2 scancode sets and USB HID spec seem to
differ slightly in their interpretation. Therefore, we keep the
driver-level reporting as is but report both as KEY_PRINT in Sculpt,
which allows to use the key(s) for screenshoter rules most prominently.
Also, unify sculpt/event_filter/pc with sculpt_manager.
With the current RAM setting, opening the inspect window fails on a
display with 4K resolution.
Adjust the inspect window's RAM quota to make it work.
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
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.
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
This commits updates the contrib sources to version 8.7.1.
This version requires more random entropy as it queries OpenSSL
about the current random state and will bail if it is not sufficient.
Doubling the content of the '<inline>' VFS plugin as used in static
configurations seems satisfactory.
Furthermore DNS resolving needs a configured '<pipe>' plugin to work
properly.
Fixes#5184.
This is an intermediate solution for accommodating overly long
text lines that can appear in report/runtime/usb/devices in the
presence of long product strings.
Issue #5174
The check handles the case when the user clicks right of the
radio-button text, yielding an invalid "matching" id. This should not
result in any action.
Issue #5174
This patch complements "sculpt: make component graph scrollable" with
the ability to scroll the popup dialog, which is sometimes needed in the
presence of many services as routing options.
Fixes#5183
To differentiate between the legacy and the current VFS OSS plugin both
plugins will feature a 'plugin_version' field in its info file. This
is used for enabling features provide by the current version that are
not supported in the legacy one.
Issue #5167.
Since "sculpt: adjust nitpicker priority", the nitpicker GUI server no
longer runs at the highest priority, yet the runtime_view of the
leitzentrale UI continued to operate at the highest priority.
On slower machines, this results in a visible interference of the CPU-
heavy rendering of the runtime_view with the (now) lower-prioritized
nitpicker, in particular laggy pointer movements.
This commit subordinates the leitzentrale components below the priority
of nitpicker to prevent this interference.
It also simplifies the priority scheme at the static system init: The
timer has the highest priority whereas all other components use the
priority band -1.
Issue #5174
The hard resource limit introduced by "sculpt: upper limit for automatic
quota upgrading" is too conservative for typical use cases of the RAM
fs. This commit makes the limit adjustable per managed component and
relaxes the limit for the RAM fs and depot_rom from 256 MiB to 2 GiB.
Issue #5174
Allow tweaking the driver selection using the manager config:
- The new attribute 'ps2="no"' suppresses the selection of the PS/2 driver.
- The new attribute 'intel_gpu="no"'suppresses the selection of the
Intel GPU and fb drivers, letting Sculpt fall back to VESA or boot-fb.
Note that the dynamic change of those attributes is handled in principle
but not advisable. E.g., disabling the intel driver after startup leaves
the hardware in a state that the VESA driver cannot cope with. However,
when statically defining the attributes in sculpt/manager/default, it is
now possible to build an image that uses VESA on an intel machine.
Issue #5174
The existing allocation scheme of window IDs has the unwelcome effect
that a re-appearing window would not always result in a visible change
of the window list. In such cases, the layouter and decorator would not
be prompted to do their job. This effect could be observered with the
multi-dialog version of menu view in Sculpt OS when manually enforcing
the restart of the runtime_view. Sometimes the panel would not re-appear
after the restart.
This patch changes the allocation of window ID such that new windows get
fresh IDs instead of reusing an ID of a recently disappeared window.
Issue #5170
This patch replaces the former use of one menu-view component per dialog
by a single menu view presenting all dialogs. This change reduces the
runtime config by about 20%, improves the boot time, and lowers RAM and
CPU usage at runtime.
Issue #5170
