IQ.Pilot Release Commit @ 661a2de

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IQ.Lvbs CI [bot]
2026-08-08 14:37:51 -05:00
parent a6c27ac169
commit a1ef7d6c80
211 changed files with 7332 additions and 2756 deletions

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@@ -128,6 +128,16 @@ function launch {
fi
fi
# Best-effort: install the verified runtime before anything starts the services that
# need it. This only succeeds on a tree that has built _verified_import.so, so on a
# prebuilt release install it is a no-op -- there the runtime arrives with the IQ.OS
# flash, whose image bakes it in. What actually fixes the 20+ minute first-install hang
# is --no-block on the service starts below: hephaestusd/ble-transportd/flockd each
# ExecStartPre-wait up to 600s for /usr/libexec/iqpilot/iqpilot_bundle_runner.
if [ -x "$DIR/system/proprietary_runtime/install_verified_runtime.sh" ]; then
"$DIR/system/proprietary_runtime/install_verified_runtime.sh" || true
fi
# Install/update proprietary runtime bundles.
if [ -f "$DIR/artifacts/runtime/ensure_private_installed.sh" ]; then
bash "$DIR/artifacts/runtime/ensure_private_installed.sh" || true
@@ -161,10 +171,12 @@ function launch {
sudo mount -o remount,ro /
fi
sudo systemctl enable "${service_name}.service"
# --no-block: these units ExecStartPre-wait for the verified runtime. Blocking here
# made a missing runner stall the whole install for the unit's 600s timeout (x3 units).
if systemctl is-active --quiet "${service_name}.service"; then
sudo systemctl restart "${service_name}.service"
sudo systemctl restart --no-block "${service_name}.service"
else
sudo systemctl start "${service_name}.service"
sudo systemctl start --no-block "${service_name}.service"
fi
elif [ -f "$service_src" ]; then
if [ ! -f "$service_dst" ] || ! cmp -s "$service_src" "$service_dst"; then
@@ -173,9 +185,9 @@ function launch {
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable "${service_name}.service"
sudo mount -o remount,ro /
sudo systemctl restart "${service_name}.service"
sudo systemctl restart --no-block "${service_name}.service"
elif ! systemctl is-active --quiet "${service_name}.service"; then
sudo systemctl start "${service_name}.service"
sudo systemctl start --no-block "${service_name}.service"
fi
fi
done