This is a backport of the change in Chromium that enables support
for running on Linux AArch64 systems that use 16K pages, notably
Apple Silicon hardware. This fix exists in Qt6 for QtWebEngine by
virtue of being based on a newer Chromium (Chromium >= 102).
The patch is originally sourced from the Arch Linux ARM project,
tweaked to apply properly on the QtWebEngine sources.
Resolves: rhbz#2144200
* Wed Jul 20 2022 Kevin Kofler <Kevin@tigcc.ticalc.org> - 5.15.9-3
- Drop obsolete no-icudtl-dat patch, code has been fixed upstream since 5.11.0
If you look closely at the patch, you will see that the code that is
removed does not actually mention the offending icudtl.dat anywhere.
This upstream code snippet was fixed back in 5.11.0 to check for
qtwebengine_resources.pak instead, which is always installed. (Compare
my original patch with the version rebased by Rex Dieter for 5.11.0.)
Searching for alternate resource paths is still pointless in packaged
QtWebEngine, mind you. (The file installed by the package should always
be found.) So the patch did not hurt. But still, it is no longer
necessary to patch this out.
* Sun Jan 23 2022 Kevin Kofler <Kevin@tigcc.ticalc.org> - 5.15.8-2
- Update Provides: bundled(*) version numbers, remove ones dropped upstream
- Restore Provides: bundled(protobuf), unbundling support dropped years ago
- Remove no longer used BuildRequires: yasm and pkgconfig(protobuf)
The yasm part is obsolete because QtWebEngine uses nasm now (but
currently a bundled copy, that needs to be fixed).
The libpci part seems obsolete as well, -lpci is getting linked already.
Also restore an AWOL patch comment.
Troy Dawson
Jan Grulich
Florian Weimer
Tom Callaway
Fedora Release Engineering
Pete Walter
Neal Gompa
Ankur Sinha (Ankur Sinha Gmail)
František Zatloukal
Kevin Kofler
Rex Dieter
Parag Nemade