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System no longer fits in 6GB, allow 7GB in gnome cluster and
also in ci.morph for deploying gnome.
Change-Id: I0c752ce0844f4b7addc85a19a84cac6a784ae1c1
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Without this morph fails with this error:
2015-11-06 17:24:17 [systems/gnome-system-x86_64.morph][gnome-system-x86_64]Configure system
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/tmp/tmpe_Jo0q", line 39, in <module>
import writeexts
ImportError: No module named writeexts
ERROR: extensions/install-files.configure failed with code 1: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/tmp/tmpe_Jo0q", line 39, in <module>
import writeexts
ImportError: No module named writeexts
Change-Id: I2d97915488fd6b72566ba8a0eca22706cb06f26b
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For starters, add the /etc/securetty configuration, avoids some
warnings from the journal.
Also, setup sshd configuration to use PAM. This is recommended for
a systemd running system, and required for the system to create a
session any login comming in through ssh.
Change-Id: I3edc016b1bec73fb93f834829329416a40c81a05
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This introduces a second version of libxkbcommon. This is unavoidable
really as (a) libinput requires libxkbcommon, (b) Mutter requires
libxkbcommon with X11 support enabled, and (c) X11 support in
libxkbcommon requires xcb-xkb. To avoid the input-common stratum
depending on the whole of X11, we do two variants of libxkbcommon and,
in the case where X11 support is needed, one overrides the other.
Change-Id: Ib6a47a4eb859d7b32c94f0cb05add774db6d15c8
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