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also enable CONFIG_RANDOM_TRUST_CPU
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1070433/will-ubuntu-enable-random-trust-cpu-in-the-kernel-and-what-would-be-the-effect/1071196#1071196
ref #9960
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The goal of upstream Linux is to reduce the stackframe size on 32-bit to
1024 and on 64-bit to 1280, inline with how gcc generally works. While
this hasn't been achieved yet everywhere and in all configurations, the
Alpine status quo of 1024 on 64-bit is something that doesn't have plans
to happen. Given that the intent was to be conservative, we raise this
to 1280, rather than something large like 2048.
Reference: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAK8P3a0CS3QzEKEV5==qj8hUYgW+q2v1f13jA+s0TjQd8kYXFA@mail.gmail.com/
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ref #10044
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* This fixes a conflict with the virtualbox guest additions package.
See virtualbox-guest-modules package
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usage.
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Build amazon's ena network driver module on x86, x86_64, and aarch64 (for EC2 a1 instances).
At some point we will probably want to add config-virt.aarch64, too.
The ena driver in recent kernels (4.19.x) is in sync with the one in https://github.com/amzn/amzn-drivers, eliminating the necessity for the 'community/aws-ena-driver' aport.
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AWS Elastic File System works best with NFS v4.1, Docker's cloudstor:aws plugin requires it.
This is already enabled in config-vanilla.s390x; simply enabling it in the other configs.
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The most recent generation of AWS EC2 instances (c5, i3, m5) expose EBS volums as NVMe devices.
This patch simply builds the same NVMe kernel modules for the 'virt' flavor as it does for 'vanilla'.
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fixes #8778
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This should fix a regression that caused console go black.
http://lists.alpinelinux.org/alpine-devel/6125.html
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fixes #8401
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