dgilmore changed the topic of #fedora-riscv to: Fedora on RISC-V https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Architectures/RISC-V || Logs: https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/fedora-riscv || Alt Arch discussions are welcome in #fedora-alt-arches
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<davidlt> rwmjones, check nufive dmesg.
<davidlt> It's probably ok, Rust is still cooking, but it might be taking a bit longer than I would expect.
<davidlt> Ah
<davidlt> Actually it's the 1st time we are building Rust with LLDB support, so that might be it
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<davidlt> it seems that T-HEAD Vector stuff might be moving forward
<rwmjones> davidlt: checking
<rwmjones> davidlt: btw these patches to supermin fix libguestfs:
<rwmjones> I'll put them in Rawhide later
<rwmjones> koji on nujive seems fine ..?
<rwmjones> nothing particularly interesting in koji log or dmesg
<davidlt> but I cannot find any relevant commits
<davidlt> rwmjones, there is probably a reason QEMU does not uncompress it
<rwmjones> the weirder thing is that only KVM supports -kernel boot, I don't understand what the restriction is
<rwmjones> I might try removing it and seeing if it works with TCG, and if so submit a patch
<rwmjones> I suppose something to do with TCG not emulating M mode, but that would seem to be more reason to support direct kernel boot
<davidlt> Just to double-check, your current work would allow better riscv64 QEMU performance on existing riscv64 hardware?
<davidlt> Another problem I had was: http://fedora.riscv.rocks/koji/taskinfo?taskID=1466786
<rwmjones> no, better qemu-system-riscv64 performance on x86-64
<davidlt> This is where I hacked the Koji to send it to x86_64 (as QEMU is fast on x86_64), but later it fails for stupid reasons
<davidlt> it's using guestfs to go into just created disk image by anaconda installer to run rpm to dump all package size information
<davidlt> it generates some stupid XML with it
<rwmjones> at the moment guestfs doesn't work at all on risc-v, but that should be fixed by the two patches abobe
<rwmjones> above
<rwmjones> I don't know for sure, still running the full test suite
<davidlt> There is not actually a reason for it at all as anaconda dump that same information in their install log!
<davidlt> It's guestfs running on x86_64 trying to execute riscv64 binaries inside mounted ISO or something.
<rwmjones> I guess they don't want to parse the install log? guestfs inspection gets the package list in a nice format direct from the guest rpm db
<rwmjones> & has a python API etc etc
<davidlt> I think that's not really needed. You already get that IIRC. You just need to take it from the logs.
<davidlt> All this complexity going into generated image to extract information doesn't seem to be needed.
<davidlt> Once I back to Pungi compose I most likely gonna be removing some of that crap, not sure yet.
<rwmjones> is it just the package list and nothing else?
<davidlt> I stopped at that point
<rwmjones> anyway test suite is looking good so I'll put the supermin changes into Rawhide
<davidlt> The benefits working on Fedora/RISCV is that I can just take a break and pick another item from the list :D
<davidlt> i might try building it once it lands in rawhide
<davidlt> yet it's probably too early to build it
<davidlt> rwmjones, anything interesting about a new ocaml you landed recently in Rawhide?
<davidlt> rwmjones, does that have anything new for riscv?
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<rwmjones> davidlt: yes it enabled risc-v support (again)
<rwmjones> davidlt: btw that supermin change looks good and should be fine for Fedora 38/39
<rwmjones> I tested it with all combinations of libvirt & TCG and it worked fine
<rwmjones> (I _didn't_ test it with UEFI kernels)
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<davidlt> rwmjones, if you haven't seen, might be interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUqanjudcGQ
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<rwmjones> oh looks interesting, I'll watch it a little later
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