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Release 20251112

11 Nov 15:41
jookia/20251112
bf72523

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Alright these are some massive changes and new features. I hope you like them! This is months of effort cleaning up and checking various features I've prototyped over the past few years. Hooray!

Changes:

  • Allwinner I2S can now use arbitrary sample rates
  • Allwinner clocks now support automatic fractional clocking
  • CS5368 can be kept powered on during standby
  • The FS028VG047 panel now supports setting the pixel format
  • Added the FS028VG047 panel
  • ST7701 panels now support setting the pixel format
  • Added some high quality kernel documentation to jookia/docs/

How to check the integrity and authenticity of these files:

sha256sum -c sha256sums
ssh-keygen -Y verify -f allowed_signers -I jookia -n file -s linux-v6.12-jookia-20251112.patch.sig < linux-v6.12-jookia-20251112.patch

Make sure to check the key fingerprint against my website: https://www.jookia.org/wiki/Keys

Release 20250323

22 Mar 20:46
jookia/20250323
b32b2a2

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I'm switching to base my changes on Linux v6.12, I don't have the energy to keep rebasing on to new mainline releases. v6.12 is an LTS so it will give me time to jump to the next LTS when necessary.

Changes:

  • Added CS5368 codec driver
  • Added fix for green LCD tint on the T113
  • Added CPU thermal zone on the T113
  • Updated mainline PWM patch series to v11
  • Imported patch to keep watchdog running after boot

How to check the integrity and authenticity of these files:

sha256sum -c sha256sums
ssh-keygen -Y verify -f allowed_signers -I jookia -n file -s linux-v6.12-jookia-20250323.patch.sig < linux-v6.12-jookia-20250323.patch

Make sure to check the key fingerprint against my website: https://www.jookia.org/wiki/Keys

Release 20241022

22 Oct 04:54
jookia/20241022
8d80300

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This is my first kernel fork release based on v6.11.

New features:

  • T113 PWM support
  • T113 multiple DINs support

How to check the integrity and authenticity of these files:

sha256sum -c sha256sums
ssh-keygen -Y verify -f allowed_signers -I jookia -n file -s linux-v6.11-jookia-20241022.patch.sig < linux-v6.11-jookia-20241022.patch

Make sure to check the key fingerprint against my website: https://www.jookia.org/wiki/Keys