09:27 <cruxbot> [core/3.7]: exim: updated to version 4.98

09:27 <cruxbot> [core/3.7]: python3-setuptools: updated to version 70.3.0

09:30 <cruxbot> [opt/3.7]: mupdf: updated to version 1.24.6

09:30 <cruxbot> [opt/3.7]: firefox-bin: updated to version 128.0

15:20 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: mailman-hyperkitty: initial commit, version 1.2.1

16:03 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: python3-django-allauth: 0.63.3 -> 0.63.5

16:03 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: python3-django-q2: 1.6.1 -> 1.6.2

16:03 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: mailman: updated service file

16:03 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: mailman-web: cherry-picked django5 support

16:03 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: hyperkitty: don't install the example project

16:13 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: p5-image-exiftool: 12.87 -> 12.88

17:13 <cruxbridge> <tim> :q

17:14 <cruxbridge> <tim> oops :D

17:48 <SiFuh> poops :D

17:54 <frew> Hello, I'm not using crux right now, because I have only 1gb of ram in my netbook(and I don't know how to make custom iso), so Im trying antix, and I have a problem with uefi and grub, so can I ask for help? I ask here because I think that crux users are pro linux users

17:55 <SiFuh> You can't boot it from a system with less than 1GB frew

17:56 <frew> SiFuh, I know, so that's why Im trying antix

17:56 <SiFuh> frew: There is a way but it is not official

17:57 <SiFuh> Install and older version

17:57 <SiFuh> Then update everything even the kernel

18:00 <frew> Ok, I'll try later, but firstly I want to solve a efivar problem that I have

18:00 <SiFuh> Not in my league. Anyone ^

18:01 <SiFuh> Can you explain it? Maybe some of the guys can answer

18:14 <frew> So, I'm installing antix via cli(it has cli-installer which does everything) in uefi system, so at grub installation I've got a warning that "EFI variables are not supported on this system", didn't notice that, so after reboot I didn't have a GRUB entry in uefi. I checked: kernel options for efi are enabled(like CONFIG_EFIVAR_FS), command "efivar --list" doesn't work - show error: "Function not implemented"

18:14 <cruxbridge> <tim> Does your system actually support uefi boot?

18:15 <frew> I'm kinda newbie(3 month on arch), so I don't even know what to google and what mans to read

18:16 <frew> Tim, yes

18:17 <frew> or cruxbridge, I don't know what is a nick

18:18 <cruxbridge> <tim> I have no idea then. It sounds like your system acutally does not support uefi. Never used antix either, sorry

18:18 <cruxbridge> <tim> this channel is bridged to a matrix space, cruxbridge is a bot

18:19 <frew> I google a little, so I think the problem is efivarfs

18:19 <frew> but I don't know what to do next

18:20 <cruxbridge> <tim> can you name the exact hardware you are using?

18:20 <frew> asus eee pc 1015bx with amd c-60 cpu

18:23 <cruxbridge> <tim> what version of antix are you installing?

18:24 <frew> antix-23.1-core 32 bit

18:25 <cruxbridge> <tim> https://www.antixforum.com/forums/topic/installing-32-bit-antix-on-a-64-bit-computer/#post-119228 <- this is literally the first hit on google with 'asus eee pc 1015bx "uefi boot"' where it says that 32bit does not support uefi.

18:26 <cruxbridge> <tim> no idea if thats it but I guess this is the question you need answered because it looks like its true ;)

18:29 <cruxbridge> <tim> but a fair notice: i am not an expert on that either.

18:29 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: ayatana-ido: 0.10.2 -> 0.10.3

18:29 <frew> If it's true(I)

18:31 <frew> if it's true(I'll try install 64 bit version) then I'm an idiot, thanks btw

18:32 <cruxbridge> <tim> sure, have fun

18:33 <frew> anyway after that I'll try older crux and update

19:19 <jaeger> I'm too late for that discussion but 32-bit UEFI was a total mess

19:37 <ukky> I was working recently on installing CRUX from scratch, from any foreign/CRUX ISO with dev tools, with selectable 32/64-bit arch, glibc/musl, i686/x86_64/aarch64, but this project is far from completion.