01:22 <sad_plan> hi

02:50 <angle> sup. I failed to get an irc bouncer again, so it's gonna look like I died again in a sec.

02:53 <sad_plan> you can always just look at the irc log if you wanna get up to speed

03:59 <thikkl> I've been trying to install kiss but I keep getting stuck at the loading linux screen

04:00 <thikkl> I've enabled all the framebuffer drivers I could find and it hasn't done anything. Funny part is that if I boot from BIOS the kernel seems to load and do stuff.

04:02 <thikkl> I have also tried everything from these guides:  https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:AMD64/Installation/Kernel/en#Kernel_configuration_and_compilation https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Framework_Laptop, but so far nothing has worked.

04:02 <thikkl> Trying to boot on framework laptop with i5-1340P and 16gb ram

04:18 <sad_plan> thikkl: have you tried searching the logs? this gets asked probably once or twice a week

04:20 <thikkl> where would I find the logs?

04:20 <thikkl> also I don't know if this is relevant, but I have to re-install grub to /boot every time I fail to boot

04:21 <sad_plan> https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/kisslinux/

04:22 <sad_plan> what you mean you have to re-install it each time? either its installed, or its not. do you mount /boot properly when you do? if you have a separate /boot that is

04:26 <thikkl> I have to run grub-install and grub-mkconfig over again

04:26 <thikkl> Otherwise my drive doesn't show up in the UEFI boot menu

04:29 <sad_plan> cant you add it manually? I do that. but I also dont use grub. I just use efistub, so the kernel acts as the bootloader instead. I find that this is much simpler and more foolproof

04:37 <sad_plan> no need for grub this way atleast, if you wanna bypass the need for grub. not the most practical solution if you dualboot though

04:37 <sad_plan> gentoo has a page about it if you wanna test that instead

04:48 <sad_plan> iirc, it basically boils down to enabling CONFIG_EFISTUB in kernel config. and then just copy the bzImage to /boot but with a .efi extension. so that your uefi can recognize it. youd have to add it manually inside your uefi settings though

04:50 <sad_plan> oh, and you also have to specify root in the kerenl command line. you can use PARTUUID, but just doing root=/dev/sda3 is also fine

04:50 <sad_plan> https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/EFI_stub

05:01 <sad_plan> also, when you copy the kernel to /boot as an .efi, you dont need efibootmgr either. so no grub, no efibootmgr or any of that shit

08:20 <user205> hey yall

08:20 <user205> joining from a ps vita lol

13:00 <sewn> user205: why

13:00 <sewn> why would you do that

13:40 <raph_ael> sewn: i'm old indeed :)

13:40 <sewn> so old

13:40 <sewn> practically grandpa

13:48 <thikkl> sad_plan Ok, I'll take a look at that

14:25 <raph_ael> sewn: father, but my daughter is a bit young to have child

14:29 <sewn> grandpa to me

14:51 <raph_ael> soon 51

15:30 <sewn> OH MY GOD

15:30 <sewn> sorry i was in shock

15:37 <raph_ael> :)

15:38 <sewn> hows it like being...

15:38 <sewn> what is the word for it,

15:38 <sewn> accomplished in life maybe?

15:38 <sewn> lots of experience or something

15:38 <raph_ael> it's more "wtf have made of my life"

15:38 <raph_ael> have I

15:40 <sewn> hmm

15:40 <sewn> how are your flesh and bones

15:49 <raph_ael> could be worse, though psychologically, surely worse than younger

15:49 <raph_ael> but it depends on people

15:50 <sewn> what did you do on the night of june 21, 1993?

15:55 <raph_ael> 21 of june is music fest in France :)

15:55 <sewn> were you there?

15:55 <raph_ael> surely

15:55 <sewn> noted

15:56 <sewn> what was the music?

15:56 <sewn> don't tell me it was hip hop

16:11 <raph_ael> there are bands all over the city of any style, don't remember

21:18 <sad_plan> hi