<sad_plan>
else python will be built without ssl module, thus making yt-dlp aswell as other stuff depending on the ssl module stop working
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<wael[m]>
sad_plan: the patch is in place
<wael[m]>
already
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<testuser[m]12>
u didn't apply it then
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<wael[m]>
yep youre right, its not in sources or checksums
<wael[m]>
mfw yt-dlp works
<sad_plan>
always happy to help C:
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<rohan>
yo
<rohan>
kernel 5.19 still need Nash?
<rohan>
bash
<illiliti>
yeah
<illiliti>
maintainer resists to merge patch
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<ioraff>
I hadn't realized that script really only matters for modules. there's apparently a pretty big performance hit with the patch.
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<sad_plan>
wasnt it a performance benefit with the patch? I seem to recall that someone mentioning that
<sad_plan>
or if it was you. cant recall tbh
<ioraff>
I thought so, but the build I tested it with didn't have any modules. the maintainer tested it with a default x86_64 config and there's quite a performance hit.
<illiliti>
try awk
<illiliti>
rewrite script in awk and build with mawk for extra performance points. should be much faster
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<wael[m]>
is there dmesg -w in busybox/toybox/ubase ?
<ioraff>
not it busybox
<ioraff>
in*
<wael[m]>
aw what what can I do as a workaround then
<illiliti>
cat /proc/kmsg
<illiliti>
nvm
<illiliti>
it works only once
<wael[m]>
tail -f
<wael[m]>
yes thank you!
<sad_plan>
whats the -w flag for?
<wael[m]>
continue reading
<wael[m]>
like tail -f
<sad_plan>
cant you just.. pipe to less?
<wael[m]>
wut
<sad_plan>
dmesg | less. and you can read the whole damn thing. if you feel like you need those things that came after you ran dmesg, rerun it
<wael[m]>
why do I need to rerun it I want to see it in realtime
<sad_plan>
I dunno. I usually use it that way, and it works for me. never really had the need to see it in realtime