The specification doesn't cover how to boot Xen (or any other multiboot
binary), but the sole presence of such directory changes dracut default
path. So get rid of that directory.
Main qubes-core-dom0 should not be installed as part of installer image,
but os-prober dependency pulls that in. So move it into
qubes-core-dom0-kernel-install subpackage. After all this is where grub
config regeneration code is placed, so it is more logical place.
Split kernel-install hook into separate package, as only this part is
needed by the installer. This will prevent installing all the Qubes/Xen
staff in the installer, especially udev scripts and xenstored, which
doesn't play well with anaconda.
Since we now allow using Fedora kernel, add a script to generate proper
bootloader configuration then. Standard Fedora mechanism relies on
Boot Loader Specification support in grub2, which sadly does not support
Xen, so it is useless in Qubes.
Make sure that all the data from local process is sent (including final
EOF), before handling its exit code - which would include terminating
qrexec-client process.
In such case, we can't set module parameters in initramfs. But we can
bind the driver to appropriate devices manually - which is also doable
in case of module.
Apparently when package is signed with DSA key, rpm -K output is totally
different. This is the case for bumblebee package on rpmfusion.
Fixesqubesos/qubes-issues#988
This would override user changes to the template. Previous method
(Obsoletes: rpm header) doesn't work now, so add explicit exclude list
as yum option
Fixesqubesos/qubes-issues#996
Commit f05f214f "appmenus: update icons only when changed" introduced
usage of vm.appicons_cleanup, but that function wasn't implemented. That
caused not generating appmenus at all after template update (old
appmenus was removed, but script crashes before adding the new one).
Do not regenerate all the icons when the source is unchanged.
Also add preliminary code to support the same improvement for .desktop
files, but it requires some more work, especially because KDE does a lot
of caching and we need to force update sometimes (for example when VM
label color has changed).
Marek Marczykowski-Górecki