<wael_>
phoebos: git-rev parse reporevdeps literally gives less results
<testuser[m]>
Hey, I bought Twitter Blue and minted NFT on Ethereum ( ERC-1155, on OpenSea). The NFT is not visible in the Twitter app. It is visible in Metamask and Rainbow wallets. Any help or tricks?
<wael_>
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
<testuser[m]>
Distribution maintainers: please consider implementing Flathub as a default application source.
<wael_>
Flat linux
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<testuser[m]>
Dependency conflicts preventing upgrades are the main issue today. And using a language like Rust solves a large number of packaging woes thanks to static linking. I'm also in favor of the way NixOS handles dependencies that makes shared conflicts a thing of the past
<wael_>
how does nixos handle dependencies testuser
<testuser[m]>
vector<string>? Did you mean vector<basic_string<char, char_traits<char>, allocator<char> >, allocator<basic_string<char, char_traits<char>, allocator<char> > > >?
<testuser[m]>
does anyone else have untracked garbage in `/usr/lib/python3.10/site-packages/_distutils_hack/__pycache__` or `/usr/lib/python3.10/site-packages/gi/__pycache__/`
<testuser[m]>
ig its created when those modules are run as root
<phoebos>
wael_: can you send the output of both and your KISS_PATH
<hackexe>
Is it safe to say that keyboard and mouse not being detected after boot up at the login tty is a kernel configuration issue?
<wael_>
phoebos: i read that and its the same i see no difference
<wael_>
hackexe: yes
<hackexe>
wael_: roger that, thanks. Was at this from 10am yesterday to 1am this morning continously
<hackexe>
The only kernel configuration that works is my current Slackware configuration. Any slight change I make to get typing, the next time boot hangs on PCI bridging bus 05
<hackexe>
Tempted to steal Void's kernel .config
<testuser[m]>
hackexe: send dmesg
<testuser[m]>
Doesn't sound normal
<testuser[m]>
wael: := assigns but :- just returns value
<testuser[m]>
:= assigns and gives value
<wael_>
testuser: what? doesnt := and :- both assign
<hackexe>
testuser: oh nice, I wasn't aware dmesg was available in the chroot
<wael_>
it does detect and assign input and hidraw to it
<wael_>
can you upload your kernel configuration maybe
<hackexe>
Am I missing something at the init level? I've done nothing other than follow the installation instructions but can't shake the feeling it isn't that simple hah
<hackexe>
Sure thing, termbin as well?
<wael_>
yeah,
<wael_>
no matter what circumstance the keyboard should always work upon being recognized
<hackexe>
grub-mkconfig doesn't detect the initrd generated by tinyramfs and nothing seems to happen when I manually add the initrd clause to grub.cfg
<wael_>
they will not be loaded unless specified via modprobe
<wael_>
interesting
<hackexe>
But you know what I haven't tried with this full Slackware config
<hackexe>
Let me try that and get back to you guys, thanks a lot
<wael_>
wait how did you get the dmesg if there was no keyboard input
<hackexe>
chroot
<wael_>
no
<hackexe>
Ah
<wael_>
dmesg from a chroot will only do the live (host) system's dmesg
<wael_>
try to setup a SSH
<wael_>
most likely networking wont work either since it might be a module, worth a shot
<hackexe>
Gotcha, I'll try that out
<hackexe>
wael_: curious, do you use an initramfs?
<wael_>
nope
<wael_>
all stuff in my kernel config are marked as built-in and not a module
<hackexe>
Yep, that's how I did it initially until the kernel hung on PCI bridge error. Tried to compare Slack's config but that's futile, too much shit going on to find which module I need to get passed that. Or if a module is what makes it halt
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<wael_>
rip
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<hackexe>
I was going to use kirc from KISS and say hello from KISS but, net shit I haven't configured yet
<hackexe>
It worked. `make defconfig` for fucks sake
<wael_>
that makes the default config
<wael_>
if i were you id go from a live bloated system and chroot into it and make a config with 'make localyesconfig'
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<hackexe>
I used `make localyesconfig` yesterday however
<hackexe>
I ran that on my local slackware box and loaded that config while chrooted into KISS
<hackexe>
I take it it should be the other way around?
<wael_>
make localyesconfig marks all modules used by the local system its being ran from as yes, to be built into the kernel
<wael_>
so the other way around is a no id assume
<hackexe>
Yep, I figured hah
<hackexe>
Trying localyesconfig one more time. We'll see how this goes
<hackexe>
Any particular reason why grub replaced lilo?
<wael_>
idk
<wael_>
lilo became grandpa ig
<wael_>
grub is gnu but i dont use it, maybe on legacy systems
<hackexe>
I take it you use syslinux
<hackexe>
or probably built your own didn't you
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<wael_>
what?
<wael_>
i use efibootmgr
<midfavila-mobile>
hackexe lilo isn't maintained any more
<wael_>
lilo grandpa
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<testuser[m]>
How is a workaround for a common graphics stack in drm/atomic in any way shape or form related to or fixed by a microkernel?
<testuser[m]>
This isn't even an issue of stability or modularity, it was a goofy workaround for unmaintained but critical external code.
<testuser[m]>
Your post is either a non-sequitur, or you don't actually know what a microkernel is