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<!-- Surface Pro 12" (Snapdragon X1P-42-100): the patched kernel.
Built from the sibling ../kernel-surface checkout (see that directory's
README.md). components/boot.xml installs kernel-surface by name and
ignores Fedora's kernel packages, so this repository is not optional:
without it the image cannot depsolve at all.
priority="1" beats the fedora/updates repositories, which carry no
priority and therefore sit at dnf's default 99 (lower number wins).
A local directory repository, which is what a plain `createrepo_c` over
a directory of RPMs produces. In CI the Jenkinsfile fills it from the
dist-sayagit-fedora-rpm B2 bucket that the kernel-surface pipeline
publishes to, then runs createrepo_c, all before kiwi starts. The
bucket stays private, so the RPM is pulled with credentials instead of
this description pointing at a public URL. By hand:
sudo mkdir -p /var/lib/kernel-surface-repo
sudo cp ~/rpmbuild/RPMS/aarch64/kernel-surface-*.rpm \
/var/lib/kernel-surface-repo/
sudo createrepo_c /var/lib/kernel-surface-repo
The path has to exist on the build host before kiwi starts; kiwi binds
a dir:// repository into the image root at the same path. It has no
<signing> element, so kiwi configures it with gpgcheck off. Changing
the path here means changing KERNEL_SURFACE_REPO in the Jenkinsfile
too. -->
<repository type="rpm-md" alias="kernel-surface" priority="1">
<source path="dir:///var/lib/kernel-surface-repo"/>
</repository>
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