A space in the THE_PACKAGES list makes it impossible to install
the system.

This rule file is packaged in fbset-modes-sm750-bfk3 since 2.0.

This package includes some common configuration
we use for BE-T1000 based boards.

This is consistent with other architectures.

cpufreq-simple sets it to ondemand by default, which does
not behave well on some Tavolga kernels.

extlinux.conf is not tied to the u-boot bootloader and always
needed replace Label with the UUID if the file exist.

2d acceleration won't work without xorg-dri-*.

This commit is chrrey-pick 649eb04c9ee7d23f53e713ecbe95c7bb96c26439.

chromium is pretty popular to say the least,
and falkon should be used in lxqt starterkit;
both are unavailable on e2k as of today.

Yet another silly distraction...

Still have to refer to MCST instead at the moment....

As discussed while tweaking power feature, e2k's powerbutton
handling scheme differs slightly at the moment so it does
need some special handling.

No need to toss firmware-linux around if it's not there though.

...instead of hardwiring un-def; this should help building
starterkits for secondary arches.

Kernel flavours differ on secondary arches (and there's a bunch
of platform-specific kernels for ARM systems), so let's provide
some more flexible scheme than hardwiring un-def into images.

This might be further enhanced to e.g. set KFLAVOURS to
$$(KFLAVOURS_LATEST)) with it being preset to un-def
where available so rpi images could set it to rpi-un,
and still get reasonable starterkits for free.

The corresponding commit in RELENG-e2k-p9-starterkits
private branch just tore un-def apart => unmergeable.

This is a controversial feature right from the start,
but keeping jeos alive on non-x86 (that is, catching
every case when a removed removed package would bring
something critical along with it) is somewhat harder
so just skip this part there for now.

Not a given on any architecture...

This enables examples in qt-creator.

It's not ready yet with upgrade locked by ftbfs (msct#5248 et al).

/.host/script.sh: line 4: .: install2-init-functions: file not found
mki-image-scripts: $BUILDDIR/image-scripts.d/50-e2k-utc: unable to run script.

There's some peculiarity in writing ISO images for e2k
onto USB Flash media: we need to arrange a partition
and ext2 filesystem with its label passed to propagator;
the former part is what's expected, and the latter one
is what this script does.

Thanks to aerodisk.ru guys for catching a brown paper bag
class typo making format() try to affect the image and not
the drive, by the way.

This is more or less required for many things like fpc
(and available under "Emulators" in server/workstation).

MAIN_LISTS resulted in packages being available on the media
but having on effect on the actual user systems...

vainfo(1) is pretty useful for diags.

These would have been lost as compared to 9.0 release otherwise,
and e2k's power button handling differs slightly so acpid is a must.

This one is to be enabled by a server sysadmin at the moment,
so rather disable it explicitly.

There are two different versions of the script with the same
name for different subprofiles, sharing some of the same bugs
over the years, *sigh*.

Shoving those into stage2 would yield online repositories enabled
there too which *might* be wanted but will likely need installer
support (at least some better error handling, the current culprit
with unavailable repositories being apt-pkg's size estimation).

Fixes: d2f892ab
Fixes: 0f4ee98f

Also-see:
http://git.altlinux.org/tasks/archive/done/_251/257282

When you connect a repository gostcrypto instead of openssh
can accidentally install openssh-gostcrypto.

See missing commit:
d164995216b684ff55f05239427a82fc8a1d25c7

- x11: Added missing xorg-dri-armsoc for armh
- oem: Added rootfs-installer-features
- server-v: Added more commits by andy@, shaba@
- Set default timeout 60 seconds for syslinux and grub
- Set default item to install2 for syslinux and grub
- main.mk: Added vm/, ve/ targets into everything target
- Extended e2k support in distributions (thanks mike@)
- education: fix build and install