<thikkl>
(as in, generally speaking, are these necessary)
<sad_plan>
hm, I dont think so. I can check wether I have it enabled.
<sad_plan>
hm, I do have EFI_RUNTIME_WRAPPER enabled for what its worth. but not EFI_TEST. I also have EFI_ESRT enabled
<thikkl>
also, where can I find the Intel PMT support? I can't find this in menuconfig
<thikkl>
Or is this not part of the 6.7 kernel?
<sad_plan>
I dunno, I use 5.4.x
<thikkl>
oh ok
<sad_plan>
do you need it?
<sad_plan>
have you checked in linux-firmware?
<sad_plan>
intel_pmt should be under processor type and features
<sad_plan>
thikkl: its under x86 platform specific device drivers
<thikkl>
It's not there, maybe they removed it
<thikkl>
I'll grep in .config for it
<sad_plan>
press z
<sad_plan>
itll unhide hidden ones
<sad_plan>
it requires intel_vsec
<thikkl>
I see PMT telemetry driver and PMT crashlog driver, but not intel pmt
<sad_plan>
if you look up intel_vsec, it should show up, enable that, then look up inte_pmt
<thikkl>
okay
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<acsqdotme>
Yo guys, I tried to set up my kernel last night and did the jenga tower of dependencies with `make localyesconfig`, but it didn't get past the loading kernel phase. Do I need to install linux-firmware too? I'm not too clear on how that works.
<sad_plan>
linux-firmware contains firmware that the kernel doesnt already include. chances are that you require one or more of them. youd have to figure that out.
<sad_plan>
check the gentoo wiki i.e. for your hardware
<sad_plan>
theres also a search function in the logs here, which you can search for your other issue. this was asked again couple days ago