<rory50>
anyone had any luck with compiling newest llvm? the community kiss repo 15.0.6 works fine. 16.0.0 breaks compilation yet again. I get an unknown error at the end of configure. error logs are not too useful. llvm channel didnt help either
<phoebos>
your build file doesn't have a #!/bin/sh -e shebang, which is probably why the build doesn't stop after configure fails
<phoebos>
maybe try installing those things it says are missing
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<phoebos>
or read the cmake log file
<phoebos>
somewhere in build/CMakeFiles, I can't remember
<phoebos>
CMakeError.log too
<rory50>
thats only part of the file. I do have the shebang. for some reason I only copied the top. thanks for helping out btw
<phoebos>
how come the build continues after configure fails?
<rory50>
it doesnt
<rory50>
thats the cmake error log
<rory50>
cmake does the configuring
<phoebos>
oh
<rory50>
I wonder if they introduced new hidden dependencies
<rory50>
I run a minimal system
<rory50>
so i didnt install any of that which is supposed to be optional
<rory50>
maybe I gotta. I dunno
<rory50>
I had another project fail for the most hilarious reason
<phoebos>
I would try installing those it "Could NOT find" one by one
<rory50>
it used nl -n which is posix. but busybox doesn't have that flag for its nl
<rory50>
in its build process
<phoebos>
why the hell is nl used for a build lmao
<rory50>
first time I found busy box isnt posix
<rory50>
fuck if I know
<rory50>
anyway. the llvm stuff burns too much time. I might try later on
<phoebos>
good luck
<rory50>
THx for your help
<phoebos>
not sure I helped, but you're welcome
<rory50>
you took the time to discuss. thats appreciated
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<kiedtl>
phoebos: /12
<kiedtl>
err.
<kiedtl>
Well, now that I've pinged you. I've given you op access in the channel
<kiedtl>
I've been trying to give testuser[m] ops as well, but they need to authenticate via IRC.
<kiedtl>
testuser[m] is on the Matrix bridge correct?
<testuser[m]>
kiedtl yes
<testuser[m]>
weird i should be authenticated
<testuser[m]>
ah im identified as testuser[m]1
<testuser[m]>
bruh
<testuser[m]>
ye i think u can grant it to testuser[m]1 thats what i seem to be authenticated as according to nickserv
<testuser[m]>
lost the pw for actual testuserm
<iceman[m]>
testuser[m]: doesn't it exist in chat history bruh
<testuser[m]>
it was on another matrix account
<testuser[m]>
oh i seem to be mod now
<kiedtl>
Ah. I missed that part of whois, my bad :P
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<petrifiedoak>
Hello, im having wifi problems on my thinkpad X230. I have all the firmware set in .config but it doesnt seem to get loaded. ip a shows wlan interface.
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<sad_plan>
hi
<sad_plan>
petrifiedoak: did you enable them as modules? unless you need to have them as modules, as oppsoed to builtin, you should have them builtin
<petrifiedoak>
No,theyre not modules
<sad_plan>
you sure you enabled the correct ones though? aswell as listing needed ones in extra_firmware or w/e it was called. not sure if x230 needs linux-firmware though
<petrifiedoak>
Yeah i listed the right ones in extra_firmware but im not sure about the linux-firmware part
<sad_plan>
what sujo said was something I also was going to mention. but had to leave for something. gentoo wiki probably also has some stuff. does dmesg print something?
<sewn>
he said it didnt
<sad_plan>
I havent seen that, but if you insist, then sure
<sewn>
for me it did print what firmware I needed for my wifi
<sad_plan>
petrifiedoak: are you using eiwd? if so, check the eiwd page on kiss wiki. it needs some modules enabled
<sad_plan>
I see
<petrifiedoak>
ip a didnt show the interface
<petrifiedoak>
so it clearly wasnt being loaded
<sad_plan>
ah
<sewn>
no wlan?
<petrifiedoak>
nope
<petrifiedoak>
nothing
<sujo>
just loopback, or "nothing" nothing?
<petrifiedoak>
lo, eth0 and virtual shit
<sewn>
you did fix it right
<petrifiedoak>
im currently compiling
<sewn>
awesome
<petrifiedoak>
yeah its still not there
<petrifiedoak>
firmware again doesnt show anything
<petrifiedoak>
dmesg*
<sujo>
petrifiedoak: is it stock?
<petrifiedoak>
I think so, i got it today
<sujo>
do you have access to `lshw`
<petrifiedoak>
nope
<sujo>
you're on eth?
<petrifiedoak>
eth doesnt seem to work too
<petrifiedoak>
im talking from my computer
<sewn>
does it work under a live environment such as void
<sujo>
^
<petrifiedoak>
Yeah it does
<petrifiedoak>
ill boot into void to look at what card it has
<sewn>
then yeah your kernel configuration has a problem
<sewn>
go to void and see what module is being used for wifi
<sewn>
additionally keep a list of all the modules required so you can know which modules you might need
<petrifiedoak>
how would i do that
<sewn>
use lsmod
<petrifiedoak>
ok
<petrifiedoak>
Checking from lspci shows that it has a realtek broadcom card???
<sujo>
once you know what it is, the gentoo wiki usually has through kernel config
<petrifiedoak>
well thank you guys for the help ill use that
<petrifiedoak>
rtl8188ce
<sujo>
ofc, welcome to kiss!
<petrifiedoak>
Ive already used it before, love the distro and the community!