i2c-tools-4.0-bp150.2.3

- Build and ship programs to access I2C memory.

- Enable python binding python3-smbus (bsc#1178053).

- build-tools-add-missing-dependencies.patch: Fix another random
  failure of parallel builds.

- build-lib-add-missing-dependencies.patch: Fix random failure
  of parallel builds.
- decode-dimms-hackweek-DDR4.patch: Add DDR4 SDRAM memory support
  to decode-dimms (Hackweek 0x10 project.)

- i2cbusses-path-overflows.patch: Prevent buffer overflow of
  sysfs paths.

- Update to version 4.0:
  * New library libi2c
  * Many fixes and improvements to decode-dimms
  * New manual pages and examples added to existing manual pages
  * New tool i2ctransfer
- Removed obsolete decode-dimms-correctly-check-for-out-of-bounds-vendor-id.patch,
  i2c-tools-hackweek-9-dependencies.diff,
  i2c-tools-hackweek-9-improve-DDR3-support.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6048-Move-SMBus-helper-functions.patch,
  i2c-tools-r6053-Add-smbus-header.patch (upstream)

- Add missing bug number in changes file (bsc#1041644).

- decode-dimms-correctly-check-for-out-of-bounds-vendor-id.patch:
  Fix recommended by upstream.

- Update the URL.
- Remove authors list from package description, it does not belong
  there.

- Point to the new download location.

- Fix file conflict (i2c-dev.h) with linux-glibc-devel. (bsc#995536)

- Update to version 3.1.2:
  * Includes 1 backport we already had
- Removed obsolete i2c-tools-r6250-ddr3-fix-ext-temp-refresh.diff
  (upstream)

- Backport  r6048 and r6053 in order to not conflict with
  linux-glibc-devel
  i2c-tools-r6048-Move-SMBus-helper-functions.patch
  i2c-tools-r6053-Add-smbus-header.patch

- i2c-tools-r6250-ddr3-fix-ext-temp-refresh.diff: Fix DDR3 extended
  temp range refresh rate decoding.

- Update to version 3.1.1:
  * Includes 13 packports we already had
  * Some additional fixes to decode-dimms
  * New manual pages for decode-dimms, decode-vaio
  * i2c-stub-from-dump tolerance on input dump format was improved
- Removed obsolete i2c-tools-r6063-dont-choke-when-no-eeprom.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6106-vendors-JEP106AG.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6107-vendors-JEP106AJ.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6108-remove-duplicate-ns.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6109-fix-decoding-revision.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6110-i2cdetect-clarify-probing.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6121-typo-sprint.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6122-more-DDR3-module-types.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6151-space-before-MHz.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6152-fix-DDR3-tRAS-decoding.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6153-fix-DDR3-timings-rounding.diff,
  i2c-tools-r6154-round-down-PC3-numbers.diff and
  i2c-tools-r6157-vendors-JEP106AK.diff (upstream)

- i2c-tools-hackweek-9-dependencies.diff: Backport 2 helper
  functions needed by the following patch.
- i2c-tools-hackweek-9-improve-DDR3-support.diff: Improve DDR3
  support. This was my hackweek 9 project.

Backport fixes from upstream 3.1 branch:
- i2c-tools-r6151-space-before-MHz.diff: Print a space before "MHz"
  to improve readability.
- i2c-tools-r6152-fix-DDR3-tRAS-decoding.diff: Fix DDR3 tRAS
  decoding.
- i2c-tools-r6153-fix-DDR3-timings-rounding.diff: Fix DDR3 core
  timings rounding.
- i2c-tools-r6154-round-down-PC3-numbers.diff: Round down PC3
  numbers to comply with Jedec.
- i2c-tools-r6157-vendors-JEP106AK.diff: Update vendor list based
  on Jedec document JEP106AK.

- Added url as source.
  Please see http://en.opensuse.org/SourceUrls

Backport fixes from upstream 3.1 branch:
- i2c-tools-r6063-dont-choke-when-no-eeprom.diff: Don't choke when
  no EEPROM is found.
- i2c-tools-r6106-vendors-JEP106AG.diff,
- i2c-tools-r6107-vendors-JEP106AJ.diff: Update vendor list based
  on Jedec documents JEP106AG and JEP106AJ.
- i2c-tools-r6108-remove-duplicate-ns.diff: Remove duplicate "ns"
  in SDR timings.
- i2c-tools-r6109-fix-decoding-revision.diff: Fix decoding of SDR
  SPD revision.
- i2c-tools-r6110-i2cdetect-clarify-probing.diff: Clarify the SMBus
  commands used for probing by default.
- i2c-tools-r6121-typo-sprint.diff: Prevent hang on reserved DDR3
  module type, caused by a typo in function name.
- i2c-tools-r6122-more-DDR3-module-types.diff: Decode more DDR3
  module types.

- Don't build and ship programs to access I2C memory. We don't want
  to ship 3 tools doing the same thing, and none of these is good
  enough. There is a reason why upstream doesn't include them by
  default. Oh, and they don't even build.

- patch license to follow spdx.org standard