This batch adds another device to the supported list - the Banana Pi!

You should upgrade the 'aaa_elflibs' package prior to any of the other updates in
this batch.

• /INSTALL_BANANAPI.TXT
  This documents the installation process for Slackware on the Banana Pi, using a
  SATA disk. Please submit a diff to mozes at slackware.com for alternate
  installation methods.
  /INSTALL_KIRKWOOD.TXT: Updated.
  Switched references to 'kirkwood' Kernel and RAMdisk file names with 'armv5',
  which is the new generic Kernel that includes support for the 'Kirkwood'
  devices.
• a/kernel-modules-armv5-3.19.1_armv5-arm-1.txz
• a/kernel_armv5-3.19.1-arm-1.txz
  This is now a generic kernel for ARMv5 devices, since all of the Kirkwood
  support is now using Flattened Device Tree. This Kernel has the same config
  as the previous Linux 3.18.x 'kirkwood' kernel, but we can now add any other
  ARMv5 devices to it should the need arise.
  
  Switching to this Kernel requires some work:-
  
  For Kirkwood users, you will need to change the 'slkkernel' U-Boot variable
  setting from being 'kirkwood' to 'armv5'.
  Before applying this Kernel, you should first reboot your Kirkwood system
  and make this change. At the U-Boot console, you can enter:-
  
  Marvell» setenv SLKKERNEL slkkernel=armv5
  
  You can then upgrade the Kirkwood kernel packages like this:-
  # upgradepkg kernel-modules-kirkwood%kernel-modules-armv5*t?z
  # upgradepkg kernel_kirkwood%kernel_armv5*t?z
  
  You should now reboot the system into the U-Boot console and adjust the
  Kernel and RAM disk file names.
  Please see section '5.0 Booting the Slackware ARM OS' of the
  INSTALL_KIRKWOOD.TXT document to determine which boot line to change.
  In that document you will need to look for the lines beginning:-
  'setenv bootcmd_slk'
  The other method is to look at what is already configured in U-Boot:-
  
  Marvell» print bootcmd_slk
  
  The only thing that needs to change is replacing 'kirkwood' with 'armv5'.
  Use the 'setenv' command to adjust that setting.
  
  Finally, which ever method you choose, save the new settings and reboot:-
  
  Marvell» save ; reset
  
• isolinux/initrd-armv7.img
  This is the gzip compressed CPIO archive (standard format) that can be used
  by the Banana Pi and other systems that do not need to use the U-Boot format.
• isolinux/uinitrd-armv5.img
• kernels/armv5/*

• a/aaa_elflibs-14.1-arm-4.txz
  In this batch of updates you need to upgrade this package _first_.
• a/sysvinit-scripts-2.0-noarch-18.txz
  Patched the init scripts to produce nicer output from the new versions
  of mount/umount. Run the GTK+/FDo registry rebuilds in the background
  to speed up boot time. Optimize the search for icon cache files by only
  looking in the directories they might be in, rather than all directories
  under /usr/share/icons.
  Removed -w from grep in rc.S to detect rtc ioports correctly.
  Thanks to Xsane.
• d/guile-2.0.11-arm-2.txz
  Recompiled against readline-6.3.
• d/libtool-2.4.4-arm-2.txz
• l/qt-4.8.6-arm-2.txz
• x/glew-1.10.0-arm-2.txz
  Added libGLEWmx to the package. Thanks to Klaatu and Larry Hajali.
• xap/xchat-2.8.8-arm-9.txz
  Don't force the use of SSLv3, since many sites are dropping support for it.
  Thanks to Schism.
• isolinux/uinitrd-armv7.img
  kernels/README.txt: Updated.

• a/btrfs-progs-20150213-arm-1.txz
• a/coreutils-8.23-arm-1.txz
• a/e2fsprogs-1.42.12-arm-1.txz
• a/glibc-solibs-2.21-arm-1.txz
• a/glibc-zoneinfo-2015a-noarch-1.txz
• a/kernel-firmware-20150212git-noarch-1.txz
• a/kernel-modules-armv7-3.19.1_armv7-arm-1.txz
• a/kernel_armv7-3.19.1-arm-1.txz
  Fixed booting on QEMU. Tested with qemu-2.2.0.
  Added various support for the Banana Pi (Allwinner SoC)
  Networking support:
  * STMicroelectronics devices
  * Allwinner GMAC support
  SATA support:
  * Allwinner sunxi AHCI SATA support
  Whilst this Kernel does not yet include the support required for a video output,
  The Linux SUNXI team have an upstreaming plan for further All Winner SoC support
  (which includes the Banana Pi):
  http://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_mainlining_effort
• a/sharutils-4.15-arm-1.txz
• a/util-linux-2.26-arm-1.txz
• ap/sudo-1.8.12-arm-1.txz
  This update fixes a potential security issue by only passing the TZ
  environment variable it is considered safe. This prevents exploiting bugs
  in glibc's TZ parser that could be used to read files that the user does
  not have access to, or to cause a denial of service.
  For more information, see:
  http://www.sudo.ws/sudo/alerts/tz.html
  http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2014-9680
  (* Security fix *)
• ap/vim-7.4.640-arm-1.txz
• d/gdb-7.9-arm-1.txz
• d/kernel-headers-3.19.1-arm-1.txz
• k/kernel-source-3.19.1-arm-1.txz
• l/glibc-2.21-arm-1.txz
• l/glibc-i18n-2.21-arm-1.txz
• l/glibc-profile-2.21-arm-1.txz
• l/parted-3.2-arm-1.txz
• l/readline-6.3-arm-1.txz
• n/nmap-6.47-arm-1.txz
• n/ntp-4.2.8p1-arm-1.txz
  Changed rc.ntpd to no longer save the system time to the hardware clock.
  This had been done in an effort to stop a time skew that may well have
  been caused by other issues with hwclock and the kernel. If removing
  this code causes any issues to return, let me know. Thanks to Xsane.
• n/samba-4.2.0-arm-1.txz
  This package fixes security issues since the last update:
  BUG 11077: CVE-2015-0240: talloc free on uninitialized stack pointer
  in netlogon server could lead to security vulnerability.
  BUG 11077: CVE-2015-0240: s3-netlogon: Make sure we do not deference
  a NULL pointer.
  For more information, see:
  http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2015-0240
  (* Security fix *)
• n/wget-1.16.2-arm-1.txz
• xap/fluxbox-1.3.7-arm-1.txz
• xap/vim-gvim-7.4.640-arm-1.txz
• extra/kpartx/kpartx-0.5.0-arm-1.txz
• kernels/armv7/*

• a/kernel-modules-kirkwood-3.18.6_kirkwood-arm-1.txz
• a/kernel_kirkwood-3.18.6-arm-1.txz
• kernels/kirkwood/*