03:32 <midfavila> soon, zr. i need to get this alsa config to stick

14:48 <testuser[m]1> like xkeyboard-config, you can just remove libX11 and xkbcomp from depends without doing --without-x11 in the build file

16:36 <midfavila-laptop> i love it when I have a valid X config and it doesn't do what it should

14:52 <chaffity> testuser[m]1 thanks to you pointing out my missing "CONFIG_USER_NS=Y" I now have DRM content streaming in Firefox... KISS can now be my absolute main driver for work and personal use \ (*o*) /

09:54 <testuser[m]1> CONFIG_USER_NS=Y

09:54 <testuser[m]1> maybe it's an issue in your kernel config ?

18:18 <midfavila> it's why I have xosview in my FVWM config

15:07 <illiliti> in-kernel CONFIG_UEVENT_HELPER can be used to do that if you don't have device manager

00:20 <acheam> I might make a config file that makes the keybindings more traditional

23:03 <acheam> pkg-config is implicit

22:41 <acheam> pkg-config is implicit

01:00 <sad_plan> hm. iirc, you have to add these configs for xorg. would something like this suffice?

01:05 <sad_plan> yeah, I was wondering if the kernel might be at fault. figured id try to go back to an earlier build, but gotta build it first with my new config :p

10:41 <sad_plan> dante_boi: yeah, it was appearantly that my kernel config got reset at some point, so it was all wrong. so no wonder it didnt boot :')

00:11 <sad_plan> the kernel config seems to be the issue here. waiting for kernel to build now, and we shall see.

00:04 <sad_plan> you know what? my config also seems to have been reset. no wonder it wont boot, I dont have the neccessary drivers compiled either. gimme a few minutes and Ill have the new kernel back as its supose to be.

23:55 <illiliti> but i forget how that CONFIG_* is named

23:53 <sad_plan> i did compile root=PARTUUID=<partuuid> into the kernel, along with the other configs specified at gentoo wiki. so that should in theory be fine, however, it still cant mount root for whatever reason. i also know the bootentry works, seeing as I can get it to boot, albeit it does panic..

20:51 <ang> no need to add a boot entry then, but you have to use CONFIG_CMDLINE to set the root device and other options

20:23 <dante> Maybe is the kernel config or fstab

18:35 <sad_plan> hm, yeah. im currently fetching the latest kernel, so gonna go over the configs to see if I cant get efistub to work, and Ill ditch grub altogether. but Ill keep that stuff in mind :D

18:20 <sad_plan> not unless you boot several OS', which I currently dont anyway. but yeah. Ill look into it. I know Ive already got efistub compiled into kernel and stuff. atleast one config iirc

18:16 <noocsharp> does anyone know is there's a tool that will show you how many lines of code will be included for a given kernel config?

13:44 <soliwilos> claudia: I've so far kept my hikari config close to the default, only changed input layout and added some actions.

13:35 <claudia> soliwilos: Have you changed keybindings in hikari? Mind sharing your config?

10:51 <claudia> testuser[m]_: your config also crashed when I start the 2nd time.

09:36 <testuser[m]_> hmm here it acts super weird if i change HOME and let it create a new config fil

09:30 <claudia> testuser[m]_: Do you use lagrange in a wayland session? On my end it does start with a fresh config, but after the second start it does crash so hard, that it crashes the compositor and I have to delete the *fresh* config.

03:36 <beans> sorry, that .config is incorrect, let me resend

03:35 <beans> .config file: https://pastebin.com/16ccRYm9

03:24 <beans> hello, im just playing with setting up a kiss system, and while building the kernel i have encountered issues related to the use of non-posix flags in the kernel build scripts. in the kiss wiki it says to disable the config flag CONFIG_IKHEADERS, which i do, but upon running make, it prints that it is overriding that config, causing the build to fail in the middle of a script. is there a

09:48 <testuser[m]_> cc drm.c $(pkg-config --libs --cflags libdrm)

02:36 <midfavila> did you make sure to specify root=/dev/sdx in your config, and also in /etc/fstab? and that the rootfs' driver is compiled into the kernel?

02:30 <nootnoot> it is recognizing my kernel executable, so my syslinux config is correct.

23:04 <honeyedbee> What'm I doing wrong? Everytime I run make on my kernel config it throws an error about objtool...