11:05 <r0ni> also i'm not sure on the rootfs script, i've barely looked at it, but tried to run it and it isn't working, but I could easily make fast current rootfs for a base if it did... my way of making a rootfs was a bit more manual than that... lol

13:18 <pitillo> r0ni: where isnit dying?

13:19 <pitillo> s/isnit/is it

14:32 <beerman> I wonder if using the lxc rootfs script might work for you

14:32 <beerman> With slight modifications, though

16:39 <ukky> on your RPi devices, do you have U-Boot loading kernel directly, or Grub2, which then loads kernel?

16:39 <beerman> no grub2, no uboot i am aware about, i have no idea what exactly works on the pi, never had to touch it

16:41 <ukky> I have seen people mention RPi firmware loader, which loads U-Boot, and then U-Boot loads kernel

16:53 <beerman> https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/10442/what-is-the-boot-sequence

16:55 <beerman> for the pi4, there is a link to this article since it changed: https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/raspberry-pi.html#raspberry-pi-4-boot-flow

17:04 <ukky> it seems boot loader on RPi has nothing to do with U-Boot. Working with U-Boot lately, I have found that it supports RPi[234]. Now I see that my question is irrelevant to RPi, as it uses proprietary boot loader.