<r0ni>
soo with jaeger's rootfs I was able to boot the rpi5, largely thanks to the stupidly smart way I had formatted my system to begin with
<pitillo>
that sounds hard
<r0ni>
nah not really... i have a sd card inserted as a bootdisk, and that bootdisk is set to load /dev/sda1 so all I have to do is put rootfs on a properly formatted usb stick and it loads right up (provided kernel modules and firmware is in place)
<r0ni>
i'm doing test kernel builds right now
<r0ni>
trying to make a package
<r0ni>
think i've almost got it
<r0ni>
15min to build on M1, i wonder how many hours on rpi5
<jaeger>
I haven't timed one on the rpi5 yet, would be interesting
<r0ni>
was making a port to simpilfy my kernel updating process rather than just building random git pulls, as I don't see any worthwhile tag info on their github
<r0ni>
mostly works now but it's sloppy and based on the sarpi config
<jaeger>
I'm timing a build of the upstream rpi-6.1.y branch out of curiosity
<jaeger>
real 50m36.478s
<jaeger>
user 188m41.148s
<jaeger>
sys 11m6.446s
<jaeger>
Not completely terrible
<pitillo>
put that port on the repo r0ni, that sounds great (check the jornada720 one done by sepen)
<pitillo>
good timing btw jaeger
<r0ni>
pitillo i will put it up soon, found one last issue i need to build and compare/fix before I do