We now use "-cpu max" (libguestfs upstream commit 30f74f38bd6e).
(This has nothing to do with RHBZ 2209280 BTW, but the bots don't let us
commit maintenance-only patches.)
A port of libguestfs dist-git commit feaa7975e516 ("reenable quickcheck",
2023-05-25).
resolves: rhbz#2209280
Signed-off-by: Laszlo Ersek <lersek@redhat.com>
(Nothing to do with RHBZ#2209280, but the bots don't let us commit
maintenance-only patches to dist-git, IIRC.)
One difference where we diverge from "copy-patches.sh" in libguestfs
dist-git is the "core.abbrev" setting. In order to minimize the churn for
patches backported earlier, I'm keeping the 9 nibbles that those patches
were formatted with.
Noteworthy is also the fact that we can't really undo a "--no-signature"
setting. I have that in my local environment, and I can't undo it on the
git-format-patch command line. "--signature" requires an argument; there
doesn't seem to be a way to use a "default" argument (which would mean the
git version number). As a result, I'm just sticking with "--no-signature"
explicitly (matching both my local env and libguestfs dist-git); thus, the
"signature block" on previously backported patches will soon disappear.
resolves: rhbz#2209280
Signed-off-by: Laszlo Ersek <lersek@redhat.com>
Add hwdata-devel back as a BuildRequires, so that we get full PCI/USB
vendor decoding in the virt-drivers tool.
related: rhbz#2168626
This reverts commit 85fb9e087c.
Add hwdata-devel back as a BuildRequires, so that we get full PCI/USB
vendor decoding in the virt-drivers tool.
related: rhbz#2168626
This reverts commit 85fb9e087c.
resolves: rhbz#2059286
Default to --selinux-relabel in various tools
resolves: rhbz#2075718
Add lvm system.devices cleanup operation to virt-sysprep
resolves: rhbz#2072493
