While this works for now, it's not a sustainable solution.
Supporting a simpler SSL library (small enough to bundle into srcfs) such as BearSSL or WolfSSL in the first build of curl would be preferable.
There isn't really any reason to use gzip instead of bzip2 for the Linux
initramfs/kernel, since we have it!
Saves a few MB (~13MB as far as I can tell)
base.tar.bz2 will contain the "steps" and "external" subdirectories, which we later try to create - ensure that they are deleted when restoring an early preseed; this way base.tar.bz2 works without any modification as a preseed tarball
Because src_get was never unset at the end of a build, it would propagate to subsequent builds until it would be either overridden again, or cleared by a new bash process starting (either due to a jump step or a new version of bash being built).
Thus, kexec-linux's override of src_get to a no-op would stay in effect in chroot mode until musl-1.2.4 phase2's override restored src_get's functionality. This override is actually obsolete, since musl-1.2.4's source code is now preserved across the Linux kexec via a different mechanism - but removing it mysteriously broke downloading bash-5.2.15 due to kexec-linux's override still being in effect.
* ``pre-network-sources`` is no more
* builder-hex0 stage1 is no longer precompiled, but instead needs to be generated from hex0 code (using POSIX tools or by hand)
This makefile was included in the byacc distribution as Makefile.old
It was slightly updated to fit our needs.
Berkeley yacc itself is in the public domain, but SPDX/REUSE provides
no good way to represent this. In keeping with that spirit, I chose
CC0 as the license for my modifications, which SPDX can represent.
This way, heirloom-devtools is only linked to a libc with a CDDL-compatible
license, making it fully redistributable. Heirloom yacc doesn't work properly
with musl libc, but luckily byacc can do its job just fine, so we only need
heirloom lex now.
Thanks to the more complete libc, and bash being available, heirloom's
bootstrap is significantly simplified.
This replaces the previous sed hackery with a proper patch, and removes
a few more libc functions that meslibc is missing.
The binary name is changed to "byacc" so it doesn't get overwritten by
heirloom yacc.
The bsearch() replacement code comes from an earlier version of byacc.
This is meant to replace heirloom yacc for compiling pre-musl parsers.
Unlike heirloom yacc, it's in the public domain, and can be linked with
meslibc without licensing concerns.
This is a continuation of the 4.14 series by the Open Enterprise Linux
Alliance, ostensibly to the same maintenance standards as the now
discontinued kernel.org LTS.
This code is primarily offered as a Git repository, with gz tarballs
also available, but no xz versions. Switching back to a gzipped version
of the kernel source code would introduce too much srcfs growth, so we
use the last kernel.org tar.xz release (4.14.336), and apply OpenELA's
changes using a patch generated from the Git repository.
