test_monitor_all_lines_on_request toggles line 1 twice, with line 4 in
between, before reading any event. gpio-sim delivers both changes of
line 1 as one interrupt when they happen before it is handled, so the
rising edge is lost:
ASSERT: '41610700648 falling "foo" 41610665414 rising 4' did not
match '[0-9]+ rising\s+"foo"'
Wait for each event before triggering the next one. In a qemux86-64
guest this took the test from 12 of 20 runs failing to none.
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sdbus-c++-integration-tests fails intermittently in the ptest image on
qemuarm64 (qemu TCG, no KVM) when the build host is busy running other
testimage tasks:
- CallsMethodWithLargeArgument sends ~30 MB in one method call with the
default 25 second D-Bus timeout. That takes 13-16 s on an idle qemu
and 40-50 s under load, so it fails with
org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Timeout. Use a 120 second timeout.
- ThrowsTimeoutErrorWhen{Method,ClientSideAsyncMethod}TimesOut require
the timeout error within 50 ms; under load it took up to 57 ms.
Allow 500 ms, still well below the 1 s operation the tests time out.
With both patches, 10 repeats of the integration tests under heavy
host and guest CPU contention pass; without them 4 of 10 failed.
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Many tests, most of them in net, fail rather than skip when the kernel
lacks a feature they need (vxlan, geneve, macvlan, vrf, netdevsim, TLS,
tc actions and qdiscs, audit for the landlock tests, ...). Skip them
based on the running kernel's config, so the results show regressions
instead of the kernel configuration.
Also skip the udpgro tests when iptables can't set up NAT (legacy
iptables on a kernel with only nftables), tc-testing when scapy is not
installed, landlock's fs_bench, which only reports timings and needs
twice the default timeout in qemu, mseal's sysmap_is_sealed when the
kernel doesn't seal the system mappings, and the ptrace vmaccess and
tty_tiocsti tests, which check for kernel changes that are not in
mainline.
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Add fixes for tests that fail on qemux86-64 because of bugs in the
tests, and make tests that fail when an optional kernel feature or
device is missing skip instead:
- core: unshare_test fails when fs.nr_open is at its maximum
- proc: proc-empty-vm treats pkey_alloc() ENOSPC as a failure, and
read fails when a task exits while it walks /proc
- sched: cs_prctl_test is not installed from the output directory and
fails without core scheduling
- gpio: gpio-mockup expects an empty range to be accepted, and
gpio-cdev-uaf fails without CONFIG_GPIO_CDEV_V1
- splice: short_splice_read fails without test_module
- syscall_user_dispatch: sud_benchmark needs a frame pointer
- lsm: lsm_get_self_attr_test checks the wrong errno and
lsm_list_modules_test fails without securityfs
- cgroup: test_cpu fails without CONFIG_CFS_BANDWIDTH
- binderfs: binderfs_stress fails without binderfs
- kvm: nx_huge_pages_test.sh fails without KVM
- watchdog: watchdog-test fails without a watchdog device
- net: udpgro_fwd.sh hangs the whole run without vxlan, and icmp.sh
fails without tcpdump
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Many selftests modprobe what they need (gpio-mockup, netdevsim, vrf,
the tc qdiscs, classifiers and actions, ...), but the image only had a
couple of kernel modules, so recommend all of them.
The net tests also need real iproute2, iputils ping and ping6, ethtool,
iperf3, socat, jq, bc and taskset; busybox ip and ping lack most of the
options they use, and busybox's ping6 has no -M, which pmtu.sh picks up
over ping when it exists.
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The net selftests generate their netlink code with tools/net/ynl, which
needs the netlink specs from Documentation/netlink, python3 with pyyaml
and jsonschema, and the top-level MAINTAINERS file: ynl_gen_c.py finds
the kernel root by walking up until it sees MAINTAINERS and loops
forever when it is not there. libbpf needs elfutils and zlib,
reuseport_bpf_numa numactl and tcp_mmap openssl.
net/lib installs the whole ynl tree, so drop its build artifacts and
bytecode, which trip the staticdev and buildpaths QA checks, and pass
the prefix maps to clang so the BPF objects don't carry build paths
either.
The python tests load the netlink specs at runtime, so add pyyaml there
as well.
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run-ptest printed "PASS: kernel-selftest" or "[FAIL]: kernel-selftest".
The latter does not match the FAIL: pattern of the ptest log parser, so
whenever any selftest failed testimage reported no results at all:
ptests which had no test results:
['kernel-selftest']
Convert the per-test TAP lines from run_kselftest.sh into PASS:, FAIL:
and SKIP: lines, so results are recorded and failing selftests are
listed by name.
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These were dropped from SRC_URI in eb4d6ede5d (webmin: upgrade 2.641 -> 2.653) but the files were left behind:
init-exclude.patch
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These were dropped from SRC_URI in 13bafd2753 (nmap: upgrade 7.92 -> 7.99) but the files were left behind:
0003-Fix-off-by-one-overflow-in-the-IP-protocol-table.patch
nmap-redefine-the-python-library-dir.patch
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These were dropped from SRC_URI in 0fa0257275 (sysdig: upgrade 0.28.0 -> 0.39.0) but the files were left behind:
0001-update-cmake-Only-add-dependencies-when-we-bundle.patch
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These were dropped from SRC_URI in caf1d45b40 (glade: upgrade 3.36.0 -> 3.40.0) but the files were left behind:
CVE-2020-36774.patch
remove-yelp-help-rules-var.patch
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These were dropped from SRC_URI in ad0f53d2bb (postfix: upgrade 3.10.9 -> 3.11.2) but the files were left behind:
0001-makedefs-Account-for-linux-7.x-version.patch
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nbdkit_1.33.11.bb and its patch were left behind next to the current
recipe and are never selected since the newer version is preferred.
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Upstream removed the vendor directory (TUN-10829), so fetch the Go
modules through go-mod-update-modules like other Go recipes, with
cloudflared-go-mods.inc and cloudflared-licenses.inc generated by
bitbake -c update_modules. The licenses that could not be detected
automatically were identified by hand.
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ndpi: upgrade 5.0 -> 6.0
- Drop 0001-configure-Stop-embedding-pwd-at-configure-time.patch,
NDPI_BASE_DIR is gone upstream.
ntopng: upgrade 6.6 -> 7.0
- Drop 0001-Fix-build-with-OpenSSL-4.0.patch, CVE-2026-84990.patch and
CVE-2026-86090-CVE-2026-86091.patch, included in this release.
- Refresh the remaining patches.
They are upgraded together as ntopng 7.0 is built against nDPI 6.0.
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Update the drbd-headers submodule revision to the one used by the
v9.35.0 tag and refresh 0001-fix-the-hardcoded-legacy-helper-path.patch.
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Drop the memset_explicit backports, included in this release, and
refresh 0003-Add-config-option-without-valgrind.patch.
The bundled talloc, tevent and tdb versions are unchanged (2.5.0,
0.17.2, 1.4.15).
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Refresh 0001-Fix-pkgconfig-dir-for-multilib.patch through
0005-Do-not-treat-warnings-as-errors-with-clang.patch; the memory tests
were rewritten and no longer need the scanf fix.
The policy manager unit test now gets its build directory from a CMake
compile definition instead of policy_manager_impl_unit_test_macro.hpp,
so point that at the installed test directory to avoid embedding ${B}.
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gtk2 support was removed and gtk4 added, and --with-gtkmm was split
into gtkmm3/gtkmm4; adjust the configure options and use gtk+3 for x11.
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The wireshark dissector is now built by default and needs
wireshark >= 4.6.0; add a wireshark PACKAGECONFIG, off by default.
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gtk-doc was replaced by gi-docgen, drop the gtk-doc class and disable
the new docs, introspection and litmus options. Set the new sysusers and
udev rules directories, and derive the download directory from PV.
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Drop 0010-autofs-5.1.9-Fix-incompatible-function-pointer-types.patch,
included in this release, and refresh
0006-Do-not-hardcode-path-for-pkg.m4.patch.
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Drop CVE-2026-35091.patch and CVE-2026-35092.patch, included in this
release.
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Refresh 0001-Remove-use-of-variables-indicating-buildtime-informa.patch,
upstream already dropped the build date and host name; only the configure
invocation remains.
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COPYING.GPL2 was updated to the current GPL-2.0 text (FSF address
replaced by a URL); the license is unchanged.
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Drop patches which are included in this release:
0001-libbpf-Fix-Wdiscarded-qualifiers-under-C23.patch
0002-tools-linux-types.h-Add-128-bit-integer-types-for-ar.patch
Derive the kernel.org v<major>.x directory from PV.
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Debian 13 now ships linux-libc-dev 7.3, where the arm64 UAPI headers
(asm/ptrace.h, asm/sigcontext.h) use __u128 instead of __uint128_t.
bpftool-native builds against the host headers but puts
tools/include ahead of them, and the 6.16 tools linux/types.h does not
define __u128:
/usr/lib/linux/uapi/arm64/asm/sigcontext.h:81:9: error: unknown type name '__u128'; did you mean '__u32'?
Backport the upstream tools/include/linux/types.h fix that adds the
128-bit types.
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Since the link type was switched to dynamic, fastfetch adds
-Wl,--copy-dt-needed-entries to the exe linker flags. LLD does not
support it, so every CMake check that links fails; utmpx.h is then
reported missing and the utmp.h fallback breaks the build:
error: use of undeclared identifier 'endutxent'; did you mean 'endutent'?
Only add the flag when the linker accepts it, map endutxent in the
utmp.h fallback as well, and link libxcb and libX11 explicitly since
LLD cannot pick them up through xcb-randr/xrandr DT_NEEDED entries.
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The embedded 3rd party sixel coder is meant for Windows, macOS and
Android. The option has no effect on Linux.
Signed-off-by: Tafil Avdyli <tafil@tafhub.de>
Signed-off-by: Khem Raj <khem.raj@oss.qualcomm.com>
The default option is dlopen. Switch to dynamic to allow Yocto's
shlibdeps to generate runtime dependencies automatically to avoid
missing libraries in the target image.
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configure takes PGSQL_LIB_DIR from pg_config, which points into the
recipe sysroot. The pgpool_setup script uses it as its default
LD_LIBRARY_PATH, triggering the buildpaths QA error:
File /usr/bin/pgpool_setup in package pgpool2 contains reference to TMPDIR [buildpaths]
Override PGSQL_LIB_DIR with ${libdir} at make time. The link flags use
the configure-substituted @PGSQL_LIB_DIR@, so linking against libpq in
the sysroot is unaffected; only the generated scripts pick up the
override.
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Extensions that build with PGXS need the same dependency, make
arguments and FILES. Put them in a class so a recipe only has to
inherit pgxs.
Signed-off-by: Babanpreet Singh <bbnpreetsingh@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Khem Raj <khem.raj@oss.qualcomm.com>
Extensions built with PGXS need pg_config and Makefile.global, but
pg_config is a target binary and the staged Makefile.global has its
paths stripped.
Stage a shell pg_config in crossscripts and fix up the staged PGXS
makefiles so extensions can be built against the sysroot.
Signed-off-by: Babanpreet Singh <bbnpreetsingh@gmail.com>
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The kernel's cpupower Makefile builds cpufreq-bench by default and
installs its cpufreq-bench_plot.sh helper, a bash script, into
${bindir}. That makes the whole cpupower package RDEPEND on bash,
which pulls bash into images that only want the cpupower tool, such
as busybox based initramfs images.
Move cpufreq-bench, its plot script and its configuration file to
cpupower-bench and carry the bash dependency there. Images that use
cpufreq-bench now need to install cpupower-bench, so switch the
benchmarks packagegroup to it.
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The kernel cpupower Makefile installs cpupower.service into a hardcoded
/usr/lib/systemd/system, while the systemd package ships
${systemd_unitdir}. On distros without usrmerge (e.g. poky) these
differ, and on sysvinit distros the unit is not wanted at all, causing
installed-vs-shipped QA errors.
Pass unitdir=${systemd_system_unitdir} so the unit lands where OE
expects, and set SYSTEMD=false when systemd is not in DISTRO_FEATURES
so the unit is not installed.
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Khem Raj
Jason Schonberg
Tafil Avdyli
Babanpreet Singh
Peter Marko
Ricardo Salveti