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<ocb>
anyone tested kernel 5.16? getting some serious networking issues inside a vm
<ocb>
rebooting with 5.10 everything works perfectly
<SiFuh>
Have but not in a vm
<SiFuh>
I ended up with 5.15 though. I haven't fuilly configured the 5.16 kernel yet, still working on a modular kernel
<ocb>
i will go and give 5.15 a try and see if anything changes. issues include delayed connections, ~95% packet loss on simple ping, wrong reporting of milliseconds, dns not going through. all issues are network related. going to build 5.15 and see
<SiFuh>
To be clear. 5.15.x was a pain in the arse to build
<ocb>
thanks
<ocb>
why so?
<SiFuh>
Just nothing wanted to work the way I wanted it
<SiFuh>
Took me about 2 weeks to get arround the issues
<ocb>
agh... 2 weeks
<SiFuh>
I can give you my 5.15.x config. I always make a kernel that can have maximum modules
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[opt.git/3.6]: imagemagick: update to 7.1.0-23
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<SiFuh>
You can strip it down to your liking
<ocb>
sure, it would be nice to look through it, thanks
<SiFuh>
2 weeks. I don't work on it 24/7 I just look and compile when I have time.
<farkuhar>
SiFuh: thanks for the recommendation of a git driver for our repositories. it does seem to download much faster than httpup.
<farkuhar>
In order to continue supporting downloads by httpup, though, I needed to generate a httpup-repgen-ignore file. Otherwise the httpup command attempts to access the ".git" directory and gets "404 Forbidden" errors.
<SiFuh>
farkuhar: I changed to git (but kept the httpup as well) because I would update the repo and by using the httpup I noticed it wouldn't download recently updated stuff for a short while
<SiFuh>
Updating 1 or 2 ports was okay. Update 20 ports and there seemed to be a timeout session
<SiFuh>
farkuhar: better you keep it is as httpup and then include the git in your repo as a secondary option. Git in CRUX is not part of the core system
<SiFuh>
I kept it as httpup to make it compatible to the core CRUX system. I just provided an alternative on the side for people like us.
<SiFuh>
In fact it would be a nice option to allow alternatives :-) <-- jaeger httpup, rsync and git
<farkuhar>
SiFuh: both httpup and git are supported by the server I migrated to, once I figured out the correct globs to put in httpup-repgen-ignore. I was actually using your repo as a reference when I made the migration.
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