- firmwarez

Got a chance to have a look at your pkglists with ldv@
while setting up a new server? :)

-freeipmi-doc
-mkve
+postfix-tls
+traceroute

Merge commits aren't going to be merged upstream
for these break all sorts of git tools including
log -p, blame, bisect, etc (or make their use less
convenient).

Sometimes we tend to "just" translate the code to human
which doesn't really help; what usually helps is noting
down what the code author intended to implement or fix,
and what was the case for that.

Either /etc/hasher-priv/system or /etc/hasher-priv/user.d/$USER
must contain at least "allowed_mountpoints=/proc" for mkimage
to work for mkimage-profiles; thanks Daniil Golovanov for
providing feedback indicating the lack of the corresponding
checks.

This one is useful for dealing with MTP-compatible
Android devices.

This should have been committed yesterday
(or a year ago, better yet).

This might go to server-mini but should hit server-ovz as well...
oh well.

This has been (tangentially) requested for HP blades:
http://forum.altlinux.org/index.php?topic=36122.0

Thanks Jeffrey Ratcliffe for reminder:
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/sane-devel/2015-December/034185.html

unixbench might still come handy, and stream-mem is better
custom-tailored for the task but still beta than nothin'.

These have been partially inspired by inquisitor's
build/altlinux/profile.live/packages collection of
more or less benchmarks/burn-in tools.

Those requiring libX11 won't hit regular-rescue.iso
so let's put them on a file of their own.

And while at that, there are a couple of MPI/IB
benchmarking tools as well.

It's been added to both sisyphus and p7/t7, so why not? :)

- regular fixes

distro/.live-games really lacked this for a *long* time,
and asking people for what's their hardware given the
abscence of tools is wrong.

THE_KMODULES isn't referencing the actual *.ko files
but rather kernel-modules-* packages; it was a bit too
verbose to name *_KMODULES as *_KMODULE_PACKAGES even
if it was more self-explanatory of course, but still
we've got the first victim to that ambiguity.

This one has been triggered by a macchange NMU
speeding through sisyphus-cybertalk@...

There's /usr/share/qt5/translations/ now too, handle that.

OTOH we've got some CJK support already, time to split up
those "cleanups" into some target locale set dependent form.

Not available as of xorg 1.18.0.

This is a tiny "trivial" package that's useful at times.

It's been proposed to add an image writing tool to all of
the desktop regular builds (which is reasonable).

rosa-imagewriter depends on qt5 that's currently found in
lxqt, kde4 and kde5 flavours only so let's put it there.

imagewriter (the openSUSE's original one) goes to the rest of
DE builds: xdg-su would fallback to gksu if none of the desktops
got "detected", and that means several more megabytes of crap
(completely unneeded in WM-based images I think).

Signed-off-by: Aleksey Avdeev <avdeev@pkcc-tb.ru>

- pre-starterkit cleanups

It's been REALLY lacking in server starterkits as of 20150912.

It's lacking in server starterkits for no good reason;
if there's another well supported MTA some day that's
challenging postfix as the default in any images,
just drop me a note/commit.

It's been found out in the field that the lack of firmware
can hurt quite significantly; just add that.

This is to avoid systemd components getting pulled in
during early dependency resolution stage for no good
reason (see also http://bugzilla.altlinux.org/30806);
should be fixed within mkimage so that hardwiring
both sysklogd and etcnet here gets unneccessary.

These lines don't effect anything currently due to #30806.

This reverts commit 1c44272f
which breaks p7 builds with sysvinit emitting this message:

  E: Couldn't find package systemd-services-

This package has CLI utilities as well and no X dependencies,
fits ALT Linux Rescue just fine.

Some regular builds might get their specific ones
but let's provide something for any of those, it's tiny.

Spotted when working on http://linuxpiter.ru slides.

...instead of those two homegrown lines.

This one has been partially implemented for regular builds
but making it generally available seems much better.

- faked workaround

Enlightenment is a long enough word to trigger #28271;
E, on the other hand, is pretty slim to fit that space.

"Volume id: ALT Linux regular-enlightenment/" just isn't
pretty at all.