03:51 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: wine-staging: removed prelink from dependency list

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10:50 <Guest30> $ file -h /bin/sh

10:50 <Guest30> file -h /bin/sh

10:50 <Guest30> ./bin/sh: symbolic link to dash

10:50 <Guest30> u guys are amazing

15:38 <SiFuh_> farkuhar: Addes some flour and yeast and some pinches of water. Bread did rise but not very much. Enough to look like a loaf. Nieces said smells good and wife says tastes quite sour.

15:39 <SiFuh_> The final result was quite dense though. Not a fan of the lack of fluffyness. But bloody hell it tastes fantastic

15:39 <SiFuh_> I enjoyed it a lot so I think I will try to modify the recipe for Malaysian climate

15:40 <SiFuh_> I did use vegemite though. Some life forms dislike this

15:41 <SiFuh_> But I reckon 1 week I need to eat it all. That I can do

15:45 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.7]: nvidia: updated to version 535.113.01

15:45 <cruxbot> [compat-32.git/3.7]: nvidia-32: updated to version 535.113.01

15:57 <farkuhar> SiFuh_: thanks for the update. If you were using a German sourdough starter, then the extra sweetener (honey) in the original recipe might explain the lack of fluffyness. Good luck tweaking the recipe for Malaysian climate.

15:58 <SiFuh_> farkuhar: the honey does't actually affect anything

15:59 <SiFuh_> I kept both seperate

15:59 <SiFuh_> But no joke.. it tasted amazing

16:01 <SiFuh_> I have had this issue for a long. Where I can prepare bread/sourdough and what ever. Everything goes as normal and suddenly I baked a rubber brick. ;-)

16:01 <farkuhar> I saw that Guest30 came back to offer thanks for the /bin/sh -> dash symlink, but I was more curious to hear how the porting of udevil/udisks went.

16:01 <SiFuh_> This time was not but nowhere near as fluffy as I can do with standard.

16:02 <SiFuh_> /bin/sh -> dash

16:02 <SiFuh_> That surprised me

16:02 <SiFuh_> Also he said he will try udiskie

16:03 <SiFuh_> I also would like to see his results as udevil sucks balls

16:05 <farkuhar> You're also not impressed with OpenBSD's current solution for automounting external drives.

16:20 <farkuhar> Regarding internal drives, though ... recently someone asked for nvme-cli to be included on the iso. For an iso without nvme-cli, what obstacles do you encounter when installing CRUX onto an internal NVME drive?

16:21 <jaeger> None

16:21 <jaeger> Nothing in it is required for installation

17:13 <SiFuh_> farkuhar: current is not the word

17:31 <SiFuh_> farkuhar: Yes, jaeger yes, please inlcude it nvme-cli

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22:51 <remiliascarlet> farkuhar: I don't believe what storage type you're using to install an OS on really matters when it comes to how you install it. You could theoretically install CRUX on a Micro SD card, and boot it from that. Not like it's a good idea, but you can.

23:39 <farkuhar> remiliascarlet: I started reading the nvme-cli docs to see if omitting it from the iso would deprive users of some needed functionality when installing to an NVME drive. Similar to the challenge of installing CRUX on a reiserfs-formatted root, if the install medium contained neither reiserfs-progs nor the appropriate kernel modules.

23:40 <farkuhar> But after reading jaeger's response, I stopped reading the nvme-cli docs, so I'm still pretty uninformed about what benefits it would bring if included on the iso.

23:43 <r0ni> farkuhar: i have udisk2 on xfce repo if someone needs it

23:44 <r0ni> unless you meant v1 and/or other solutions