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<Bienlein>
Hi, I want to install KISS but after rebooting everything freezes at "Loading Linux...". I know that it is normally because FRAMEBUFFERS is not enabled but it is in my case, as well as nvme, ext4 and efi support. I also build in the firmware and intel ucode. Could someone check my .config if the kernel is the problem or something else I messed up.
<Bienlein>
Sometimes the caps lock key blinks and sometimes it doesn't after I played around with some things.
<Bienlein>
(My .config https://pastebin.com/HC9PMJ91) Thanks, I hope you don't get that Issue too often and its just a stupid mistake or I missed something
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<dery>
Bienlein the blinking lock key means kernel panic
<dery>
not sure what you missing. Maybe firmware?
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<Bienlein>
dery: maybe? I went through dmesg etc. copied the firmware under /usr/lib/firmware. If the caps lock key isn't blinking does that mean that the boot process isn't even getting to load the kernel? Would that then be something related to grub?
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<dery>
Bienlein: if it's blinking, the kernel crashed
<dery>
if not, the kernel is likely fine
<dery>
have you build your kernel with or without modules? IIRC firmware needs to be embedded for it to work in module-less builds
<dery>
actually to be more precise, I think *any* embedded driver needs embedded firmware
<Bienlein>
dery: okay the caps lock key isn't blinking right now. I build everything into the kernel because I am not using initramfs. For what is IIRC firmware? Right now that is every firmware I have build in right now: "intel-ucode/06-8c-01 intel/iwlwifi/iwlwifi-QuZ-a0-hr-b0-77.ucode i915/tgl_dmc_ver2_12.bin intel/ibt-19-0-4.sfi intel/ibt-19-0-4.ddc
<Bienlein>
I am doing it the first time so I am a bit confused sorry
<dery>
Bienlein: by IIRC I meant, "if i recall correctly" :P
<dery>
Regarding kernel configuration, gentoo has a pretty complete guide AFAIK (as far as I know), if you're interested: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Kernel
<dery>
regarding your firmware, instead, you need to embed it into the kernel, by specifying each file manually. You can do so in device driver -> generic driver options -> firmware loader. There should be an option "Build named firmware blobs into the kernel binary" (CONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE) which allows you to specify that.
<Bienlein>
dery: I used this blog https://firasuke.github.io/DOTSLASHLINUX for help with firmware. Didn't I embed the firmware in the kernel correctly? The string I send is the one set to CONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE and the DIR to /usr/lib/firmware which is the directory to the firmware files. Isn't that what the gentoo guide also says. I did it like explained