Update linux-firmware to 20260410#4668
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* buildroot bc2fe6e38c...6a8d7060f2 (19): > package/linux-firmware: adjust for new iwlwifi Bz numbering scheme > package/linux-firmware: Add option to install ath11k (WC68655) firmware > package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20260410 > package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20260309 > package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20260221 > package/linux-firmware: add option to select Airoha EN8811H > package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20251011 > package/linux-firmware: Add option to install cadence MHDP8546 DPI/DP bridge firmware > package/linux-firmware: add option for ath12k firmwares > package/linux-firmware: add option for mediatek MT7986 firmware (WiFi) > package/linux-firmware: add Intel 7 WiFi firmware > package/linux-firmware: add support for PowerVR rogue > package/linux-firmware: add option for Chips&Media Wave 521C > package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20250627 > package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20250509 > package/linux-firmware: add support for amd-ucode > package/linux-firmware: add option for Intel NPU firmware > package/linux-firmware: bump version to 20250311 > package/linux-firmware: add option for Intel Xe firmware
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe buildroot submodule reference is updated to point to a new commit, updating the exact source revision used by the repository for the buildroot dependency. Changes
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In `@buildroot`:
- Line 1: The gitlink in the buildroot submodule currently points to the
non-existent SHA 6a8d7060f21bc9160865101a378d15baa85c5707; locate a valid
reachable commit in the buildroot remote (e.g., by fetching the remote and
running git ls-remote or inspecting the remote repo), replace the bad SHA in the
buildroot gitlink with the correct commit SHA, commit the updated gitlink, and
run git submodule sync && git submodule update --init to verify the submodule
resolves correctly.
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| Subproject commit bc2fe6e38c5970fc3a4f7d47601bc20d7c7ed63f | |||
| Subproject commit 6a8d7060f21bc9160865101a378d15baa85c5707 | |||
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🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
echo "Submodule status:"
git submodule status buildroot
echo
echo "Diff summary for buildroot gitlink:"
git diff --submodule=diff --summary -- buildroot || true
echo
echo "Verify submodule commit exists (if submodule directory is present locally):"
if [ -d buildroot ]; then
git -C buildroot cat-file -e 6a8d7060f21bc9160865101a378d15baa85c5707^{commit} \
&& echo "OK: submodule commit exists locally"
else
echo "SKIP: buildroot directory not present in this checkout"
fiRepository: home-assistant/operating-system
Length of output: 451
The buildroot submodule points to a non-existent commit—provide the correct SHA.
The commit 6a8d7060f21bc9160865101a378d15baa85c5707 does not exist in the buildroot repository (error: "not our ref"). Please verify and update the gitlink to a valid, reachable commit SHA in the buildroot remote.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@buildroot` at line 1, The gitlink in the buildroot submodule currently points
to the non-existent SHA 6a8d7060f21bc9160865101a378d15baa85c5707; locate a valid
reachable commit in the buildroot remote (e.g., by fetching the remote and
running git ls-remote or inspecting the remote repo), replace the bad SHA in the
buildroot gitlink with the correct commit SHA, commit the updated gitlink, and
run git submodule sync && git submodule update --init to verify the submodule
resolves correctly.
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