<dilyn>
anybody know of a simple depmod utility that isn't from kmod?
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<xdream8>
dilyn: busybox has depmod but toybox, sbase/ubase etc does not(as far as i know). kmod seems to be the only choice if you dont want busybox
<dilyn>
yeah that's the conclusion I came to :'(
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<l0wigh>
Most of the stuff I try to build have missing dependencies... I don't get it
<l0wigh>
Also, using halt seems to not stop the computer completely. This morning I had to long press the power button. Everything seems shutdown but no. I'll probably have to do a fresh install asap
<xdream8>
which repositories are you using?
<l0wigh>
Default one, the community one, and also the forked xorg
<xdream8>
that is strange. you are using well maintained repositories so normally you shouldnt run into missing dependency errors
<xdream8>
be sure that you setup KISS_PATH correctly
<sad_plan>
kiss should report dependencies even if KISS_PATH is not set. and if packages is in your current directory (one up), it should be able to find them by itself
<l0wigh>
It's at build time. For example, xorg-server failed because it can't find gl
<sewn>
do you have any overrides or something
<sewn>
mesa provides gl
<xdream8>
it should be because you used mesa from the xorg repository
<xdream8>
s/used/not used/
<xdream8>
things get complicated about some packages since they need to be compiled with some specific config options and since kiss does not have a useflag feature like gentoo sometimes forking packages and changing build options is needed
<xdream8>
mesa is only one of them
<l0wigh>
Well I have mesa installed, but it seems fails on xorg-server
<l0wigh>
To fail*
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<riteo>
l0wigh: don't ask me how but I accidentally ran the command by poking around it
<riteo>
and it didn't truly power off my computer either - the LED was still on
<riteo>
why are you using halt though instead of poweroff?
<riteo>
the help switch of halt says "halts the system", while the one of poweroff says "halt and shut off power". They seem different on purpose
<sad_plan>
halt != shutdown :p but hitting the powerbutton appearantly didnt poweroff he machine iirc
<sad_plan>
im somewhat curiuous as to why his build doesnt pull in dependencies aswell though. something is up. maybe he has KISS_FORCE enabled?
<sad_plan>
l0wigh: ahve to you set KISS_FORCE=1? if so unset it, or set it to 0