manifest: Add fwupd for all arches

[ravanelli]

• Add fwupd package for all architecture, eliminating the exclusion for 's390x';
• Now that we enabled/start 'fwupd' by default in Enable fwupd refresh timer on Fedora 39 #2562. We should have this package to all arhces.

[ravanelli]

The fwupd package was removed before in 4cae1d0.

Checking it for RHOS 4.14. I can't see the same errors:

[root@cosa-devsh core]# journalctl -u systemd-modules-load.service
Aug 28 18:08:58 localhost systemd-modules-load[347]: Inserted module 'fuse'
Aug 28 18:08:58 localhost systemd-modules-load[347]: Inserted module 'pkey'
Aug 28 18:08:58 localhost systemd[1]: Finished Load Kernel Modules.
Aug 28 18:09:04 localhost systemd[1]: systemd-modules-load.service: Deactivated successfully.
Aug 28 18:09:04 localhost systemd[1]: Stopped Load Kernel Modules.

cc: @jschintag

[dustymabe]

I broke the whitespace fixes out into #2570

[cgwalters]

Looks sane to me!

[jschintag]

I think i remember that s390x was excluded because there is no fwupd package for it.
Is there now one?
I have to admit i am unsure about s390x firmware, but i do not think that is updateable through the OS, but rather only from the Hardware Management Console or maybe even with physical access to the machine...

[ravanelli]

I think i remember that s390x was excluded because there is no fwupd package for it. Is there now one? I have to admit i am unsure about s390x firmware, but i do not think that is updateable through the OS, but rather only from the Hardware Management Console or maybe even with physical access to the machine...

Yes, there is one now. Let's say how it goes now, and if we find some issue again we should open an issue against fwupd to get that address this time.

[dustymabe]

LGTM

[travier]

Note that fwupd is not only used to update the system firmwares but also the firmwares of devices that are plugged into a system. Not sure how much use that would be on s390x however.