Extensions: Merge modules and runtime

[jumpyvi]

A bunch of cleanup changes, now that @ryonakano confirmed this was working.

• Merged modules and runtime into one
• Removed /etc/modules.d/broadcom....conf tweaks (we do it via kernel args)
• Added kernel-headers for nvidia, as recommended might fix some issues
• Switched to nvidia-open 610, it has a bunch of wayland fixes, might solve some crashes

It's possible existing daily install can't upgrade with theses name changes, drivers will probably have to be disabled+removed before upgrading.

Fix #878

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[jumpyvi]

@lewisgoddard I didn't see 610 was still in multiverse...

Should be drop down one version, or keep 610 since it will probably be out of multiverse on elementaryOS release?

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[lewisgoddard]

I'm not sure, that's probably a question for @danirabbit:

• Do we want multiverse enabled in builds?
• Just for nvidia packages (610) from multiverse?
• Shipping an older one (595) from restricted?

Multiverse is likely to have a newer package available, which will support newer hardware sooner.

Shipping multiple options would be hard because sysupdate has no concept of mutually exclusive features.

We have repos/common-files/etc/apt/preferences.d/deprioritize-gnome for this, a similar thing in repos/common-files/etc/apt/preferences.d/restrict-multiverse could block everything else:

Explanation: multiverse is only enabled for the NVIDIA driver extension.
Explanation: Block everything else from it so no other image can pull from multiverse.
Package: *
Pin: release c=multiverse
Pin-Priority: -1

Package: /nvidia/
Pin: release c=multiverse
Pin-Priority: 500

[jumpyvi]

Maybe we could also just add /etc/apt/sources.list.d/multiverse.list to the mkosi.sandbox of the Nvidia image?

So only that image has that repo enabled

[lewisgoddard]

That's kind of my second option, but I'm not sure it works. Will mkosi honor the setting placed outside the main sandbox? I don't think so, and package lists are not currently refreshed.

You can try it if you want, but the apt preferences file accomplishes the same thing.

[ryonakano]

I can confirm that with this branch the Wi-Fi module is detected and the list of access points are displayed in Network Indicator with just running sudo updatectl enable --now driver-broadcom and then reboot.

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[jumpyvi]

@lewisgoddard I used your approch, if it looks good, you can merge this.

Thanks