Place interrupt and memory monitors beside the block-device benchmark and
persistent-reservation exerciser. Update the SRPT maintainer instructions
and copyright paths with the move.
The four helpers are byte-for-byte unchanged, including their existing
privilege requirements and device or host side effects.
Move patch generation, specialization, regression, kernel selection and
module signing helpers together, with their shared shell libraries. Update
component Makefiles, CI, nightly jobs, packaging metadata, documentation
and KUnit tooling references alongside the move.
Adjust repository-root and source-inventory lookups for the deeper path.
Resolve rhel-rpm-functions relative to kernel-functions through
BASH_SOURCE, since it is also sourced by the QLogic extraction helpers.
Keep the regression runner behavior and the nightly kernel matrix intact,
including the existing checkpatch, sparse and smatch switches and policy.
Keep source inventory, cleanup and shell lint helpers together. Update the
Makefile, Debian packaging, scstadmin and the kernel, release and existing
checkpatch callers in the same commit so each consumer uses a valid path.
Keep run-shellcheck rooted at scripts/ after the move, preserving its
coverage of all tracked Bash helpers. Source selection and the existing
checkpatch exclusions are unchanged.
Make scst_vdisk and scst_user composite modules so KUnit can link
additional objects without including test sources. Rename the
implementation files while preserving the module names and update
source-path consumers.
Move existing private command and device layouts into local headers
without changing their fields, constants or logic. No installed
interface is expanded.
Add a WERROR=y|n build setting that keeps the local default unchanged
and exports -Werror for user-space and kernel compilation. Honor the same
setting in direct regression kernel builds.
The tracked SVN tag ledger and checkout instructions predate the move to
Git and no longer describe a supported workflow.
Remove the obsolete material, point Debian metadata at GitHub and keep
the retired Gentoo guide generic about its old source location.
Return the failing submake status from the top-level and Debian build
loops instead of turning an early failure into success. Collect and
check the statuses of the parallel iSCSI and SRP cleanup jobs as well.
The generated SRPT documentation still contained commands for the removed
/proc/scsi_tgt interface. The comparison page advertised procfs as an SCST
option and Debian metadata named deleted procfs sources. Remove these stale
references while retaining scstadmin migration support.
The top-level guides still describe retired source, QLogic, service and
kernel-support workflows. Following them can select the wrong driver,
cross-compile only part of the tree, or misstate module-signing policy.
Commit 7aade0a109 ("Makefile: Make the qla2x00t-32gbit driver
the default QLogic FC driver") made the newer tree the default.
Commit 0d3c9018af ("debian, scstadmin: Add systemd scst.service")
added the installed systemd unit.
Point source users at GitHub and kernel support at
nightly/conf/nightly.conf. Separate kernel and user-space cross builds,
follow the current service recipes, and make module acceptance depend
on the target kernel and platform policy.
* This fixes an issue where the resulting scst-dkms deb package was empty and could not be installed.
* By moving the .install file creation to the install target we ensure:
- The .install file is generated after the version is set
- Paths match the actual DKMS source location
- File contents aren't overwritten by later operations
Add systemd service file when packaging for Debian. Current
systemd will automatically generate one, but this functionality
will be removed in a future version of systemd.
Bart Van Assche noted that currently there are more people using the
32gbit driver than there are people using the older one. So it might
make sense to finally make switch and default to the 32gbit driver.
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Although qla-32gbit is mentioned in the README, but there wasn't really a
way to enable it sans editing the code.
This commit adds an ability to enable the driver by passing
`QLA_32GBIT=y` variable at build time.
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By default it uses the currently running kernel, which is not necessary
the kernel the package was built for. Fix this by generating the path on
package creation stage.
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This script is used in the non-dkms scst package. The purpose of package
is to determine kernel location at compile-time, as opposed to the
package installation time. However, calling `uname -r` in package
installation time violates that idea because it would get some random
kernel that was running on the machine. This problem is particularly
seen in containers, because in those `uname` shows the kernel running on
the host, rather than the one running inside container.
Fix this by determining the kernel location in `preinst` script at
compile time as well.
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The debuild clears up the environment, thus the essential SCST variables
KVER and KDIR are cleared out. This patch fixes it.
Note: technically, `debild` supports `--preserve-env` option. But in
reality making use of it makes no difference, variables still do not
appear. Work around it by using DEB_foo_SET from `man dpkg-buildflags`
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Use a two digit revision number instead of a single digit revision number to
fix a lintian warning. Exclude .gitignore files from the source archive.
Copy the debhelper major version number into debian/compat instead of
hardcoding the compatibility level because the highest compatibility level
supported by Ubuntu 16.04 is 9 and because compatibility level 9 is considered
deprecated by Ubuntu 20.04.
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Since the soft link scstadmin/scstadmin is under source control, do not
remove it while removing build artefacts. See also commit b3435fbdda
("debian/rules: Also clean the scstadmin/scstadmin soft link").
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Since the scst_targ.c source file is large, move the functions for processing
SCSI commands into a new source file, scst_local_cmd.c.
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Zero-copy TCP/IP support is deprecated since a while and is no longer
supported for recent kernels. Hence remove it and also all references
to zero-copy TCP/IP support.
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