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build: align Orchard producers and the ARMv7 recovery base - #6
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Resolve the shared loader and recovery tools from the selected platform records. Verify that every selected platform matches the Alpine release root before building or pinning components. Refuse mixed architectures or inconsistent tools while retaining compatibility with previous ARM64 snapshot documents. The standalone ARMv7 recovery-base producer stays available through armv7/build-base.py. This accompanies Orchard's ARMv7 producer-contract change. The complete Minimal Linux test suite passes (60 tests) against that Orchard snapshot. Assisted-by: LLM
Orchard stages recovery from a gzip tar with a merged /usr tree and an arm architecture receipt. Export that contract from the signed ARMv7 base, include the native storage tools and mke2fs configuration, and check the expected paths before exporting. Assisted-by: LLM
Check optional root_format and tools.lwvm records before composing the shared ARM64 root. Require a static mapper with a file-backed executable entry and coherent rescue tools, then pass the selected document to Orchard's platform index. Keep the upstream block-root and index flow. Project each layer receipt onto the install manifest's allowed fields, while retaining its architecture in the private build receipt. This keeps the real platform producer's architecture metadata from failing schema validation during release assembly. All 67 Minimal Linux tests pass. A source-pinned integration fixture runs Orchard's actual index and layer producers, checks selected board, loader and tool bytes, and validates the resulting manifest and local receipts. Orchard's installed-root companion supplies selected index inputs. Assisted-by: LLM
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Minimal Linux now checks Orchard's architecture-aware platform inputs before assembling its shared ARM64 root. It retains the current block-image release flow through
image.platforms_indexandimage.root_image. The standalone ARMv7 producer exports a signed Alpine base in Orchard's gzip and merged-usr recovery format.Optional LwVM records require a static mapper with a file-backed executable entry and matching rescue tools. The validated input document reaches Orchard's index unchanged. Layer receipts are projected onto the install schema's allowed fields, while the build receipt retains their architecture.
This accompanies Orchard ARMv7 producers 82. Orchard installed-root 92 supplies selected mapper/tool handling in the platform index; its integration fix preserves older shared input records. Omarchy-A 29 is the ARMv7 desktop consumer. This compatibility companion can precede the ARMv7 producer merge; enabling the LwVM index path requires the installed-root companion.
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93aba48eb951a7672dcb9b3e49cd816d8709045b, rebased on Minimal Linux6c4975c:The branch is ready for review of these build and input contracts. Public P105 installation and capability claims remain gated by the corresponding device work.
Proposed changelog text awaits owner approval: Export an ARMv7 recovery base in Orchard's gzip and merged-usr format, with the native filesystem tools required by recovery.