bug #1130 - Deactivation of the Qualcomm PD mapper service (pd-mapper.service), because we are on a Rockchip #1132
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There are two ways this could be addressed, either through the ubuntu-rockchip-settings package or when the rootfs is created, which is done in livecd-rootfs.
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Thanks @Joshua-Riek for checking the pull request during your time off. I agree that my pull request is just a kind of symptom control. It would be indeed better to correct it in general for all Rockchip based Ubuntu distros and not for each board itself. Maybe not install the service at all would be even better than just not enabling the service. At the moment I'm still trying to understand the structure of your work. Maybe I find out what to do in you mentioned projects. I'm sorry to bother you as I'm a noob. I just try to help in some way, but maybe it is too early for that. Anyway, thank you for your work so far to get all those Rockchip based boards usable. |
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I would like to write up a detailed guide for developers, but I'm to burnt out. If I'm still interested after my break it will be the first priority. |
Mostly the project is structured the same as upstream Ubuntu, which does not have a good open source development guide. I had to do a lot of research and reverse engineering to get this far. |
Possible solution for bug #1130 (Bug Report: pd-mapper.service failed to start during boot).
Deactivation of the Qualcomm PD mapper service (pd-mapper.service)