<brian|lfs>
Subsystem: Micro-Star International Co., Ltd. [MSI] Device 7d89
<brian|lfs>
Kernel driver in use: igc
<brian|lfs>
Kernel modules: igc
<jaeger>
OK. I'll add igc in the next kernel update
<brian|lfs>
isn't igc for intergrated graphics also?
<jaeger>
I've seen the acronym IGD for that but in this case igc is the name of the kernel driver and module
<brian|lfs>
ah ok
<brian|lfs>
why not just enable all the network drivers?
<jaeger>
Specififcally for intel I225/226
<brian|lfs>
lot safer
<jaeger>
Because many of them would never get used and waste space... but it's probably a lot less space than something like linux-firmware for example
<jaeger>
I might have some time this weekend to get updated builds going, will see
<brian|lfs>
I'm still waiting for all my ports to update lot of updates in just the past 3 months
<brian|lfs>
still trying to figure out why my dracut initrd just hangs and doesn't do anything
<brian|lfs>
maybe it doesn't like zstd compression not sure
<brian|lfs>
or booting off of intel raid
<brian|lfs>
hard to diagnose with just a blank screen
<jaeger>
I remember intel's softraid being super weird but it's been MANY years since I messed with it
<jaeger>
blank screen is odd, though, I'd expect at least something
<brian|lfs>
ya same nothign in kernel log or lastlog
<brian|lfs>
guessing its just the initrd it just says booting kernel then loading inird then nothing
<jaeger>
Does adding 'vga=0 nomodeset' to the boot command line change anything?
<brian|lfs>
well it boots fine now
<brian|lfs>
it was my initrd image I had to make a conf file and force dracut to not make a zstd file
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<brian|lfs>
I told dracut to make it a .xz file
<jaeger>
dracut should work with zstd if the kernel also supports it but I'd have to test that
<brian|lfs>
not sure last couple versions of dracut I've had issues
<brian|lfs>
not sure what they changed
<brian|lfs>
any reason why crond fails to start on boot I got a red error for it
<jaeger>
No idea without more info... check the syslog
<jaeger>
or try to start it manually and see what error(s) you get
<brian|lfs>
ok have my ports finish syncing
<brian|lfs>
just enabled contrib and compat
<brian|lfs>
# /etc/rc.d/crond start
<brian|lfs>
what package does crond come with?
<jaeger>
dcron
<brian|lfs>
odd I did a prt-get update dcron and didn't have f or anything and it updated lol
<jaeger>
If you didn't already have an up to date dcron package built that's to be expected, I think
<jaeger>
Or if you did but the Pkgfile was NOT newer
<brian|lfs>
well rahter oud the executable was missing
<brian|lfs>
odd
<jaeger>
Was that what the error message said?
<brian|lfs>
maybe the coredumps from pkgadd broke stuff
<brian|lfs>
yup
<jaeger>
coredumps?
<brian|lfs>
yup I used cachyos and mounted the iso and did a pretty much. yeah. create <path>/var/lib/pkg and touch <path>/var/lib/pkg/db first. that's the db for pkgadd to use
<brian|lfs>
for p in *; do pkgadd -r /mnt $p; done
<brian|lfs>
and saw a few coredumps not sure why
<jaeger>
If you saw core dumps there something was going wrong that shouldn't be
<jaeger>
And you say "a few" so I suspect you might have other broken packages
<brian|lfs>
would revdep find them
<jaeger>
if libraries are missing or broken it should but not necessarily if an executable is
<brian|lfs>
kind of what I figured
<brian|lfs>
apperantly I picked the wrong iso to install from lol
<jaeger>
Or maybe cachyos did you dirty, heh
<jaeger>
I'm not aware of any issues with the ISO so far
<brian|lfs>
I meant by iso cachy OS
<brian|lfs>
next time I'll just use archLinux if I"
<brian|lfs>
I'm missing a network driver lol
<jaeger>
Well, the updated ISO will have it, for what that's worth
<brian|lfs>
well I'll deal with any bugs when I bump into them of missing files lol
<brian|lfs>
it wasn't like I had 50 coredumps
<jaeger>
That's good, but any is a problem, heh
<brian|lfs>
less then 10 between core opt and xorg
<brian|lfs>
50 probably wouldn't be booting still
<jaeger>
possibly
<brian|lfs>
I'm going with plasma-meta
<brian|lfs>
its building pretty fast but not going to stay awake to wait on it lol
<jaeger>
Understandable, it's a lot of stuff including qt6-webengine
<brian|lfs>
so I first installed a preview of windows 11 25h2 then saw a bios updated when bricked my raid volume lol
<brian|lfs>
so then I installed CRUX
<brian|lfs>
after making a new strip set
<brian|lfs>
MSI is such garbage\
<brian|lfs>
you know maybe the iso was corrupt the crux iso lol
<jaeger>
You can always check its md5 or sha256 sum
<brian|lfs>
true be weird I downloaded the torrent
<brian|lfs>
with the torrent
<jaeger>
Probably ok if your torrent client didn't complain and finished properly but never hurts to check
<brian|lfs>
I just checked got a match
<jaeger>
I suspect cachyos did something weird, then
<jaeger>
Not sure what it would be, though
<brian|lfs>
ya me neither I just knew I needed pkgadd so I extracted it to /
<jaeger>
As a side note, just checked on a system that I thought was using dracut and zstd, and it's working there
<jaeger>
with 'CONFIG_RD_ZSTD=y' in the kernel
<brian|lfs>
ok hmmm
<brian|lfs>
maybe something with my archlinux kernel config I stole
<jaeger>
Well, it's past time for me to sleep, good luck and talk to you later
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cruxbridge: I mean humans dying their hair, not penguins.
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