-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Format: 3.0 (native) Source: amd64-microcode Binary: amd64-microcode Architecture: i386 amd64 Version: 2.20141028.1 Maintainer: Henrique de Moraes Holschuh <[email protected]> Uploaders: Giacomo Catenazzi <[email protected]> Standards-Version: 3.9.6 Vcs-Browser: http://git.debian.org/?p=users/hmh/amd64-microcode.git Vcs-Git: git://git.debian.org/users/hmh/amd64-microcode.git Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 7) Package-List: amd64-microcode deb non-free/admin standard arch=i386,amd64 Checksums-Sha1: 584093f774020d8e888f2416af1f8516f0e663d1 28528 amd64-microcode_2.20141028.1.tar.xz Checksums-Sha256: 23451f78e818061b44598c3bdb567ca05a0bdc20c2879387056f39211cbe5301 28528 amd64-microcode_2.20141028.1.tar.xz Files: 1afb71679b750fca7320bdd3f75f263c 28528 amd64-microcode_2.20141028.1.tar.xz Autobuild: yes -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJUkvkBAAoJEJE3+9PebwqTpDcP/Rc3bNj/rNK6YEexUHGIo+6T qrEQGA6yYVe+5Rajr2bfiK03rxbYQDPJhgw/qnJniQLM5i9CUg+itaidbjnu8o9X NeiOexjv1jLMOw72N9P+Gp52HUZKOtJ4Shm8dqDLl90kQiZqGGlTva6wZNeH6vjx jHMGMZYRAHU+44ngfsGF16b6FbRcb1hs6++KjrvlDzIsDBws4POgXVvefPTKRZ10 tbcH3UB+YipGnWxqTIl7sIYCJZ2Qcfgj1ZGr14N8vG17qbWDWZq+uuqot2haPMA4 icnoTv3WvjvqKuz3b+/tLCW0oR7Zn650zcyZjvcOexIDhlgXtujz95d0pIZSg5I/ J1MoXzB/+FTZruXos2IMpOVGB09HxGpOux2k51cDqMJbFxgJeHLW79morNvKeLkz YiZ9qDTh7UBHSS/ViHHg4Z/ARGlw2a9xz58gQfUEargD9o1COfF5J+Xl03vWafVK K3KJjr6whi4js8fjJWDUTmxK/dStIvy3AVgu/UwB0pjQbxmRuNELmC5C+9423shP jVnkLFHDpPYvYRyGpTwWozzlzOer3k+ZqE828Gxpgi5Te3tuQTVXJ38xGdcyGyRG CgkNpGX8PX4514EQ9xBT3X9l3D3Pz74fEH8wfRNB+G/j+3Scj77IYBKJVuSiVhzo isgQ8UX6N3oeMGxJga3n =C6g2 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- Changes: amd64-microcode (2.20141028.1) unstable; urgency=medium * Upstream release 20141028 built from linux-firmware: + Updated microcode patches for family 0x15 processors + Added microcode patches for family 0x16 processors * AMD did not update the relevant microcode documentation (errata fixed, microcode patch levels, etc), so there is no documentation for the family 0x16 microcode patches, and the documentation for family 0x15 is stale. * postinst: do not update microcode on upgrades: Remove code that triggers a microcode update on package upgrade. The resulting postinst script is now identical to the one in Debian jessie's intel-microcode, and thus known-good. NOTE: this code was already disabled for the majority of the users due to Debian bug #723975 (closes: #723975, #723081) * kpreinst: remove, we don't update microcode on postinst anymore * blacklist automated loading of the microcode module: This is in line with the desired behavior of only updating microcode *automatically* during system boot, when it is safer to do so. The local admin can still load the microcode module and update the microcode manually at any time, of course. This is in sync with the intel-microcode packages in Debian jessie, which will also blacklist the microcode module. Note that the initramfs will force-load the microcode module in a safe condition, the blacklist avoids module autoloading outside the initramfs * control: bump standards version (no changes required) * copyright: update upstream URL and upstream copyright date (closes: #753593) * docs: future-proof by using a glob pattern for per-family README files * initramfs hook: support forced installation of amd64-microcode: Add a config file (/etc/default/amd64-microcode) to select the mode of operation: do nothing, force install to initramfs, install only when running on an amd64 processor (closes: #726854) * initramfs hook: fix (likely unexploitable) issues found by shellcheck * Add a NEWS.Debian file to warn users we will no longer update the microcode on package upgrade (note that we were not doing it on any Debian kernels anyway). Also document the existence of the new /etc/default/amd64-microcode file -- Henrique de Moraes Holschuh <[email protected]> Thu, 18 Dec 2014 13:36:27 -0200
