...it's no more in Sisyphus too:
See-also: http://git.altlinux.org/tasks/archive/done/_232/238525

...so that bits required for PXE boot are handy in the image.

Suggested-by: glebfm@altlinux.org, klark@altlinux.org

It's required to set BASE_BOOTLOADER variable,
otherwise grub will get in *too*.

Not used by systemd and looks obsolete generally
as sysvinit-based disk images aren't really targeting
low-resource systems these days _by default_ but rather
_can_ target those as well; feel free to reconstruct
these "RAM saving" bits as a part of e.g. lowmem patch.

bfk3 needs more than 10 seconds to bring the interface up
and get the lease.

TODO: make this configurable.

sm750 is seen as framebuffer-only device, so it's not marked with
master-of-seat tag with current udev (which does this mostly to
dri cards). But without master-of-seat device logind does not
report that the seat "CanGraphical", and thus sddm does not
work for it; there might be other problems, too.

This change adds udev rule that marks sm705's fb device as
master-of-seat.

We only plan to distribute XZ-compressed rootfs tarballs.

(mike@: merging cleaned-up version)

Tavolga seldom has a serial port connected, so it makes
more sense to write kernel and systemd's messages
to tty1.

We don't know the root UUID at this point; recovery.rc
will deal with it later, but we'd like to have
even the tarball in a somwhat working state.

...with xorg-drv-btsm750 and packaged xorg.conf.

aarch64 repo has got std-def/un-def flavours by now.

This commit fixes duplication of root device entry in /etc/fstab
and changes LABEL=ROOT entry with the proper one if found.

Apparently this didn't hurt qemu images much though...

Before this change, we could have 0 exit code from the main
make process even when some targets failed to build on some
architectures:

$ make ARCH=mipsel [...] vm/tavolga-regular-mate-ex.recovery.tar
** ARCH: mipsel
10:15:06 cleaning up
10:15:06 initializing BUILDDIR: build/
10:15:06 preparing distro config: build/distcfg.mk
make[1]: *** No rule to make target 'use/systemd-coredump', needed by 'profile/.extra'.  Stop.
[nightly-mipsel@loongson5 mkimage-profiles]$ echo $?
0

Use `make -k' to get the old behaviour.

- recovery.tar support (iv@)
- mixin/mixin deps, aarch64 EFI, mcom02 & jetson nano support,
  multikernel & portability fixes, refactoring & cleanups (antohami@)
- document STAGE1_MODLISTS (me)

This fixes warning at enlightenment startup.

...to extend the supported protocols list as suggested.

See-also: b869d365f195a7070f1f6c425795b4c058b18c6c

...to make it easier for all builds including nm-applet
to add this target.

Suggested-by: Isaac Newton
See-also: http://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/123886/?pid=1156605#comments

This was highly inobvious, and should have been documented
within the very same commit adding the variable!

See-also: https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/30239
See-also: https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/32171

The problem at hand is that different kernels can have
varying module sets, and it makes sense to put four of
those at once sometimes; so avoid silly build breakage.

Use engineering lists instead.

Lists contain software for engineers by category.
This is a replacement for desktop+engineering list.

xorg-drv-fbturbo is recommended by ELVIS and supports working
with the proprietary mali driver.