<aesdef>
some type of upstream auditing system is needed, in linux in general
<aesdef>
it's 100x easier to do on a distro like kiss, oasis etc.
<aesdef>
opportunity is here for a distro like kiss to make some waves when people have lost confidence in places like fedora ubuntu debian and arch to properly audit the source code
<aesdef>
what do ya'll think of this? does anyone want to create a system where we all sign off on upstream source codes before they're merged in to e.g. core
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<testuser[m]>
how will you audit the whole codebase and commit history though
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<daggerfella>
hi. my linux kernel refuses to boot. (stuck in Loading Linux-version) | installing from a live void usb, guide I followed for kiss installation: https://comfy.guide/client/kisslinux/ video I used for kernel compilation (was recommended a lot in the subreddit): https://youtu.be/kZYcfT0WcCo .config: https://0x0.st/XiL2.txt | I enabled framebuffer and framebuffer efi support
<daggerfella>
enabled drivers using localyesconfig. any help is appreciated. thanks
<daggerfella>
no log files in /var/log
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<angle>
pretty sure the steps for that guide are for BIOS instead of UEFI.
<angle>
did you make your /mnt/boot directory fat32?
<angle>
* did you make a fat 32 partition mounted at /mnt/boot?
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<aesdef>
testuser[m]: some type of minimal system that just tracks changes from now forward makes sense, yes we cannot audit millions of lines of code but we would be capable of auditing commits on the base system from now onwards
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<sewn>
aesdef: oh come on its not like millions use us and are being sponsored by redha