Update buildroot to 2022.08.1 #54
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* Switch to building on BCI instead of Alpine Buildroot builds its own toolchain anyway; just bootstrapping that toolchain on Alpine required a fair bit of patching. Switching to BCI makes this unnecessary. * Remove unnecessary patches A bunch of stuff has since been fixed upstream. * Update patches to current versions Update patches for s390x support to work on the newer buildroot release. * Drop strongswan This pulls in a bunch of crypto libs that we don't want to bear the burden of updating. It is mostly unused by the community anyway, and wireguard is now a much more usable replacement. Signed-off-by: Brad Davidson <brad.davidson@rancher.com>
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Switch to building on BCI instead of Alpine
Buildroot builds its own toolchain anyway; just bootstrapping that toolchain on Alpine required a fair bit of patching. Switching to BCI makes this unnecessary.
Remove unnecessary patches
A bunch of stuff has since been fixed upstream.
Update patches to current versions
Update patches for s390x support to work on the newer buildroot release.
Drop strongswan
This pulls in a bunch of crypto libs that we don't want to bear the burden of updating. It is mostly unused by the community anyway, and wireguard is now a much more usable replacement.