<sad_plan>
nothing about your config that would cause it? can you replicate it with same config on say gentoo?
2023-03-05
<sewn>
look at dmesg and config again
<rohan>
yeah but is the same config i used
<sewn>
kernel config issue it seems
<rohan>
still the same config when i used kiss months ago
2023-02-25
<sad_plan>
ah. I have no clue. I havent really needed to mess with much config files in X at all. things have luckily mostly worked for me :p
<sad_plan>
you also dont need libinput etc, or xkeyboard-config and so on. which I find really nice
2023-02-24
<illiliti>
> so to avoid mess its using config files for any configuration and scripts are immutable
<testuser[m]123>
so to avoid mess its using config files for any configuration and scripts are immutable (symlinked from /usr/share)
2023-02-20
<midfavila>
"buh mid you don't understand chatgpt3 can write configs for apache that i only still have to read in their entirety and modify a good portion of in order to get it to work and it can do it all using nothing but a natural language prompt!!!"
2023-02-16
<midfavila>
oh i have a repo on my gitea to store some of my configs and i install them using kiss
<tprepper>
wasn't sure if the Gentoo kernel config I found for my ThinkPad model would work on 6.1.8
<windy-aftermath>
so is there a convenient way to get notified when a new Linux kernel releases? I would imagine I need to setup the config file only once, so the build process for updates will just be downloading and building the new source using the old config?
2023-01-27
<tprepper>
maybe I'm configuring it wrong? I just edit the .config file...
<testuser[m]>
CONFIG_FB_EFI *
<testuser[m]>
is CONFIG_EFI_FB enabled
2023-01-22
<sad_plan>
do that. oh, you can also still use runit. just make a custom busybox config which only enables the service manager. hell, you can enable the init aswell, and use something else for the rest of coreutils etc..
<sewn>
I'll look into it after perfecting my kernel config
2023-01-17
<illiliti>
or CONFIG_NETFILTER=n
<illiliti>
i wanna try it and CONFIG_TTY=n
<illiliti>
i mean CONFIG_VT=n
2023-01-16
<wael_>
just look at ubuntu kernel .config
2023-01-15
<wael_>
CONFIG_CMDLINE
<Guest38>
how do i set it in my .config
<wael_>
either via kernel .config or via your bootloader
2023-01-14
<soliwilos>
wael_: I'd probably just try to re-create the config from scratch.
<wael_>
i dont think it even gets all of the configs
<wael_>
did I seriously lose my server kernel config
<testuser[m]>
I still haven't been able to figure out kernel ipv6 config for server. I enabled all ipv6 related stuff but dhdpcd just doesn't get an ipv6 address
<wael_>
the diff from config and config-uid is fucking 2000 lines long
<sad_plan>
create one config with things that does not need suid, then create a new one, which enabled things that do need setuid
<wael_>
how am i supposed to make a .config and .config-suid like kiss build
<sad_plan>
I could however create a new config for it, to fix my other.. issues
<sad_plan>
not even xkeyboard-config
<wael_>
i dont think it sets permissions and groups on files like mdevd does in the mdev like a boss config
2023-01-13
<Ogromny>
@sad_beauty what's your oasis config ? Like if you can get everything from nix/pkgsrc why not just install the most minimalist oasis possible (with the strict bare minimum) and get everything with nix/pkgsrc
<soliwilos>
You can also edit the wallpaper in the config and reload (not restart) to change it.
<soliwilos>
hikari has wallpaper support built-in, set it it's config file.
2022-12-23
<aelspire>
config.
<illiliti>
generic config != generic package
<dilynm>
I mean hell I could devise a generic config that could work for 80% of systems
<dilynm>
I mean it would really be as easy as putting something like CONFIG_NVME=1\nCONFIG_EXT4=1 into some file, setting a variable to point at that file, running the build, and then them running whatever they would otherwise have to run
<dilynm>
You just have a variable that allows adding a generic config that overrides default values
<illiliti>
generic kernel is a kernel that just work, right? if i need to make some changes to config, it is not generic
<dilynm>
For instance they could use a config that enables all of the things they need to be built-in
2022-12-22
<asdfhjkl>
dilynm - one more thing, about initramfs, i know i know ... but i'm thinking about not only trying to provide the most easily sources available, but it'd be nice to have a kernel option available that just supported tons of hardware out of the box, any recommended tool for generating initramfs? I'm thinking about using arch default config options,
2022-12-21
<aelspire>
so I'm asking if anyone know some cool config file syntax
<aelspire>
Anyone had some ideas on ideal config file syntax?
2022-12-19
<wael_>
<rohan> "someone is using kernel 6.1 with..." <- Kernel config issue
2022-12-16
<aelspire>
I've installed irssi and doing some tests. Default config seems sane but after all this post on net that irssi is the best irc client I'm somewhat underimpressed
2022-12-15
<cem>
Maybe it's about alpine's kernel config
<cem>
And the positional variables you use on that config script are assigned by the build script
<cem>
Because you're writing the config script using cat <<EOF
2022-12-14
<aelspire>
some default kernel config and build script would only cause problems
<midfavila>
just tested by swapping the modmask from mod4 to shift in sowm's config
2022-12-13
<testuser[m]>
aelspire: that's a kiss config issue not gtk i think
2022-12-04
<phoebos>
vouivre: i'm not sure I understand your question about zathura, but I don't think I need a feature to dump config
2022-11-30
<kqz>
nope, works when I switch to eudev though so not sure if mdevd config issue or libudev zero incompatibility with pipewire
2022-11-29
<aelspire>
currently I'm using ash/dash for speed I've lot of small scripts in my kakoune's config
2022-11-28
<aelspire>
but I need to look into kernel config
<aelspire>
midfavila: Can I have your ALSA config, maybe it's me doing it wrong way
<aelspire>
wael: tested ALSA only config, without dmix there is no multiplexing but with simple dmix config it works!
<wael[m]>
alsa config: 2 lin
<testuser[m]>
i just use pw to avoid alsa config
<testuser[m]>
u need config
2022-11-23
<aelspire>
sad_plan: There is no problem with kernel config in git, I'm just looking for ideas.
<aelspire>
so I'was turning on random option found on gentoo wiki until it worked and now this config is a mess
<aelspire>
I've managed to make touchpad working in linux kernel. It was hellish ride. Much more problematic than my root drive missing due to lack od VMD. And now my kernel config is a mess. Anyone have idea how to nicely organize kernel config? I consider something like git repo containing empty config with or without config fragments, and in separate commits I'll add more functionality for e.g commit: Make touchpad working. Any better idea?
2022-11-22
<sad_plan>
aelspire: what issue do you suppose is there when having your kernel config tracked with git? I do this, and tbh, its a great way to keep track of it. however I have in a kiss repo, and have kiss build my kernel for me instead of doing it manually
<aelspire>
Main problem with git repo will be config changes due to new kernel versions
<aelspire>
Hi, I've managed to make touchpad working in linux kernel. It was hellish ride. Much more problematic than my root drive missing due to lack od VMD. And now my kernel config is a mess. Anyone have idea how to nicely organize kernel config? I consider something like git repo containing empty config and in separate commits I'm adding more functionality for e.g commit: Make touchpad working. Anyone have better idea?
2022-11-15
<wael_>
send kernel config
2022-11-14
<sad_plan>
Makeallyes config is really great to filter out what absolutely is not needed. But it doesnt work unless modules are already actually loaded. So its not really applicable when in kiss..
<sad_plan>
What testuser said. Well, i just used gentoo wiki, which provided me with what I needed for extra firmware. Else you can also use makeallyes config with a arch linux config while chrooting to kiss. Ive done that. Or you can also lsmod to see what modules are active.
<sad_plan>
its a website. it goes through the kernel configuration process, and points out what different configs do, and wether or not you might need them. I know most of this is sortof outlined in the help section for earch config, but it still helps shed abit more light on some of them
<wael_>
mfw minimal config
<sad_plan>
macslash1[m]: exacly. however, the kernel doesnt have a all-no config option, so you have a to create a new config, then do some sed magic to remove everything effiecnelty
<sad_plan>
do an all-no config, its way more fun. also a great learning experience
2022-11-07
<hackexe>
I ran that on my local slackware box and loaded that config while chrooted into KISS
<wael_>
if i were you id go from a live bloated system and chroot into it and make a config with 'make localyesconfig'
<wael_>
that makes the default config
<hackexe>
Yep, that's how I did it initially until the kernel hung on PCI bridge error. Tried to compare Slack's config but that's futile, too much shit going on to find which module I need to get passed that. Or if a module is what makes it halt
<wael_>
all stuff in my kernel config are marked as built-in and not a module
<hackexe>
But you know what I haven't tried with this full Slackware config
<hackexe>
Tempted to steal Void's kernel .config
2022-11-04
<dilyn>
sturn[m]: if you build your GPU drivers *into the kernel* you need to list the firmware in CONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE, and it doesn't do { ... } expansion. if you build it as modules, you just need the firmware to be in /lib/firmware in the right locations and it will all Just Werk(tm)
<testuser[m]>
wael: ur supposed to add all fw into CONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE
<saturn[m]>
found the culprit about the blank screen, the AMDGPU driver. i enabled absolutely everything, even in the submenus, and yet; blank screen, anyone know why? i’ll send my config in a second
2022-11-03
<testuser[m]>
# CONFIG_FB_EFI is not set
<testuser[m]>
send kernel config
2022-10-22
<testuser[m]>
it even auto reloads its config lol
2022-10-19
<illiliti>
xkeyboard-config isn't a lib
<testuser[m]>
maybe its required for some other configs
<testuser[m]>
xkeyboard-config
2022-10-13
<midfavila>
testuser[m] I manage my configs with kiss
<testuser[m]>
manual config is OK but this seems better for something like a server
<wael_>
for example I have custom etc and qmk configs
2022-10-11
<rohan>
someone know a doas config to poweroff without password?
2022-10-09
<sad_plan>
I figured it out though. CONFIG_FILE_LOCKING seems to have been the culprit
<sad_plan>
does that even work when the *new* is linux-lts? and the older config is 6.0?
<testuser[m]>
do olddefconfig with both configs on same kernel version
<saturn[m]>
<sad_plan> "has anyone gotten this on..." <- wow, that's really strange.. from a kernel config?
<sad_plan>
its caused by a kernel config, but im not sure which one it is
2022-10-06
<testuser[m]>
illiliti: then what about device manager udev configs
2022-10-04
<sad_plan>
its not used iirc. its the same way as busybox us. its just using a .config file
2022-10-01
<sad_plan>
yeah, I was thinking about trying to use the oasis config file as far as I could. I suppose I could package more or less everything except the browser part. seeing as webkit i.e. or firefox is just not feasable to do that way..
<midfavila>
idk maybe you could hack something up in awk and shell to generate kiss packages from oasis config files
<sad_plan>
well.. its not really a package manager. its more of a config file, which gives a set of rules really
2022-09-25
<testuser[m]1>
localconfig just uses the config of the currently loaded kernel I think
2022-09-23
<rohan>
with some config or SSL certificate
2022-09-20
<wael[m]>
also nice it works now, no need for pkg config path
<wael[m]>
err Unable to determine pkgconf search path. Please set PKG_CONFIG_PATH or -Dpkg_config_path to an appropriate value.
<wael[m]>
wait wtf pkg_config_path has to be set
<illiliti>
set PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/lib/pkgconfig
<illiliti>
set PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig
2022-09-16
<eudaldgr>
I just need to simplify my computer for a while, I always have a hard drive with windows anyway, because it is shared. And finally my time is so short that I need something that just works. no config, no compiling, no headaches.
<wael[m]>
Guest54: use cat .config | nc termbin.com 9999 to upload it easily
<illiliti>
send me your kernel config
<wael[m]>
most kernel configs from the big distros have initramfs in mind, so use tinyramfs
<illiliti>
if they do, you can copy their kernel config
2022-08-23
<dilyn>
illiliti: creating a pc file for llvm is basically trivial, given that all the information is known at build-time (or queryable at run-time with llvm-config)
<sad_plan>
ok, never used the def config on toybox, but the current config is a little less than 1m iirc. 800k or something
<sad_plan>
the size will also differ from the config you use
2022-08-22
<phoebos>
you'd need two configs
2022-08-21
<phoebos>
we could provide a .config to start with
<Ogromny>
If you want a "good" default kernel .config, we can use voidlinux .config, that's what I did and it worked pretty well
<dilyn>
i think we might have to create some new variables for KISS specifically for this venture; an install path for the kernel (because nobody ever seems to just want to use /boot, thanks arch...), potentially the location of a config file a user might want to supply (keep a simple pre-build hook...)...
<dilyn>
the way to provide a custom config would, I think, be best handled by forking a package, but that might just be due to lack of imagination on my part. Intervening in KISS package builds is difficult by design. You could always make it so that kernel builds prompt for config options, but that is the opposite of solving this problem unfortunately:\
<dilyn>
users may be prompted to make decisions on new config options, but you can spoof selections on those in an automated way as well
<dilyn>
make oldconfig reconciles the config and sanity checks it, so if you echo some new config option to the end of a .config file the Kconfig system will make sure everything works as it should
<dilyn>
It's... semi-trivial to customize a kernel config in this case...
2022-08-20
<testuser[m]12>
I got it even without setting symbol level in build config
<phoebos>
in busybox's .config
2022-08-14
<Torr>
Not as troublesome but also annoying are Json config files.
2022-08-12
<Ogromny>
In your foot config do a include blabla.conf or whatever and define your color in blabla.conf, like that generate your color with pywal in blabla.conf and you the next terminal you'll open will have the new color
<rohan>
someone knows if foot have some color reload config?
2022-08-11
<ioraff>
I thought so, but the build I tested it with didn't have any modules. the maintainer tested it with a default x86_64 config and there's quite a performance hit.
2022-08-06
<illiliti>
afaik you can do that via dhcpcd config
<testuser[m]12>
dhcpcd config is default one
<illiliti>
testuser[m]12: maybe ipv6 is disabled in /proc or dhcpcd config
<testuser[m]12>
Ipv6 is enabled on vps config and kernel
2022-08-05
<wael[m]>
Or use localmodconfig as a base and make a your own config for your system
<illiliti>
riteo: btw what do you think about nix approach? personally i hate declarative config cuz it limits control over system
2022-07-26
<testuser[m]12>
U can just use pipewire and set it's config so that all alsa stuff goes through it
2022-07-07
<stjohn>
sidd-dino: X can be fiddly about these things. If you built the driver as a module, first thing is to run modprobe to load that module. If it's still not working automatically you may need to create a custom config file in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d.
2022-06-27
<testuser[m]>
oh CONFIG_DM_CRYPT
<testuser[m]>
`device-mapper: reload ioctl on encrypt (254:0) failed: Invalid argument` any idea what kernel config option I'm missing? Trying to use `cryptsetup open --type luks`
2022-06-25
<lealgo>
I tried this config that's close to my hw:
<lealgo>
hi. i'm stuck trying to boot on a recently installed lenovo legion 5. it's the first time I config the kernel on this laptop and I have no output after selecting the boot option.
2022-06-14
<testuser[m]>
Messy as in too much going on under the hood, otherwise it's just pasting 5 lines in config file
2022-06-10
<Guest14>
5. how can i make my kernel config that does not have M just yes or no! because i dont want to use initrd
2022-06-03
<rohan>
if i use the gentoo kernel with same configs and the linux default kernel in kiss
2022-05-31
<rohan>
someone have a good config for colors in sway that work well with pywal?
2022-05-26
<illiliti>
also another problem is that mesa depends on llvm which doesn't have pkg-config since 2011
2022-05-21
<phinxy>
Perhaps "#CONFIG_UDHCPD IS NOT SET" counts as a set option, even though it looks like a comment!
<phinxy>
I've had `udhcpd` before, but now its not in `busybox --list`. It's =y in .config and seems to get built, although there's a warning "trying to reassign symbol CONFIG_UDHCPD"..
2022-05-16
<phoebos>
but my ssh config defines the port
2022-05-11
<pomekon>
for some reason i can not boot... it stops at Attempting to load grub.cfg... Than errors about how nothings found... I thought its the kernel problem so i did recompile it with default .config but still nothing.... I have no idea
2022-05-10
<rohan>
can use a config for resize window in sway config?
2022-05-09
<pomekon>
[200~Ensure that CONFIG_IKHEADERS is set to =n as it being enabled will result in build failures due to busybox incompatibility
<pomekon>
where should i learn about this kernel config stuff and what i actually need of not?
<pomekon>
i compiled gnupg1 fine, than I did gpg --keyserver stuff, cd /home/user/repos/repo and git config merge.verifySignatures true.
<maximum_yellow>
i can't seem to find the option in the config file, and it's nigh impossible to search for this
2022-05-08
<illiliti>
humaid_: add Hidden=true under [Settings] to /var/lib/iwd/* config
<maximum_yellow>
phoebos thank you! indeed PKG_CONFIG_PATH was the culprit, i was unknowingly setting that.
<phoebos>
maximum_yellow: PKG_CONFIG_PATH possibly, but it's unlikely that you're unknowingly setting that. what specifically isn't found? you are running configure inside the kiss environment right
<agsd>
i wanna install kiss linux in a thumb drive but i dont know what configs to enable or disable on the kernel, can someone provide one or tell me where to find a generic one?
2022-04-18
<rohan>
my config in .open is line in the man page
<illiliti>
it contains examples of configs
2022-04-06
<phoebos>
Rek3000: if you're checking the logs, make sure you have CONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE_DIR="/lib/firmware" and list the modules in CONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE
2022-04-01
<kyxor>
now I wonder how much ram would it take to compile kernel in one unit. 1M loc probably would take 2GB of memory, so with debloated config should be doable
<anonym>
By the way, the version of libx11 in the xkeyboard-config package is obsolete (1.7.2 => 1.7.3.1)
2022-03-10
<illiliti>
in busybox config
2022-03-05
<phoebos>
dilyn: if you only want to check [ -f "$my_config" ] you could use access(2)
2022-02-28
<slkajs43943>
I generated the config through `make defconfig` btw
2022-02-17
<sad_plan>
guest69: alot of packages are getting outdated. not just pigz and xkeyboard-config
<Guest69>
The `pigz` and `xkeyboard-config` packages need to be updated
<sad_plan>
ah. just follow the installation guide really. the only difference is the kernel config, which is way easier to do in a wm. theres a video on how to do so. ill link it
2022-02-15
<Rohan>
anyone can send me a .config kernel file for VM machine
2022-02-11
<omanom>
for virtualbox, i set the VM's graphics controller to "VBoxVGA" and made sure the vboxvideo driver was built in the kernel (CONFIG_DRM_VBOXVIDEO)
2022-02-01
<maximum_yellow>
illiliti and i believe this config does the correct thing wrt libudev-zero-helper
<illiliti>
maximum_yellow: something wrong with your config and/or /dev permissions
2022-01-31
<maximum_yellow>
For some reason hotplugging in sway doesn't seem to work, but it does with mdevd and the same config file (the default one, to be sure)
<j`ey>
ah it uses CONFIG_INSTALL_APPLET_DONT=y
<j`ey>
anyne know about the busybox build? I see it uses make CONFIG_PREFIX="$1/usr" install
<bibliocar_>
I need to poke at the kernel config this guy was having trouble with, but it takes forever for my computer to build anything.
2022-01-19
<phoebos>
not incorrect, there's just a couple of bits like @DOC_DIR@ which are substituted in at build time, and the list of config options in neomuttrc(5) depends on what you pass to ./configure
2022-01-14
<dilyn>
yes that first one does indeed set the llvm-config to the right value
<op_4>
dilyn so i think the magic might be -DLLVM_CONFIG_EXE="$ROOTDIR/out/host/bin/llvm-config" and -DZIG_PREFER_LLVM_CONFIG=ON
2022-01-13
<omanom>
clearly your xorg config disgusted him lol
<dilyn>
can we see those configs
<noocsharp>
i used a static xorg config since normally arch relies on udev for autodetection
2022-01-09
<dilyn>
there's certainly a law of diminishing returns here ofc. the bigger the config, the more value
2022-01-07
<noocsharp>
bruh, why is the 64-bit kernel option at the top level of the kernel config instead of inside processor type
2022-01-05
<testuser[m]>
dilyn: just linking the pipewire config in /usr/share/alsa.conf.d/99-pipewire.default to /etc/asoundrc worked for me
2022-01-04
<Acid-Bong>
should i still do that, if I enabled the support in the kernel config?
<Acid-Bong>
If I enabled rtl8723be support in the kernel config, do i still need a separate binary driver for it?
<op_4>
oh lol, no dm_crypt in my kernel config
<op_4>
initramfs looks good, but errors out with "reload ioctl failed ... invalid argument". Does this ring any bells for ayone? bad kernel config?
<op_4>
would someone be willing to talk me through using tinyramfs? I can't seem to find any docs, and after extracting a config from the test files in the repo, it runs ("creating ramfs structure ..." etc) but doesn't seem to produce anything .. ?
2021-12-30
<Sarkic>
with default config
<omanom>
my goal is a reproducible install without me having to manually go through all the different steps (assuming same hardware and stuff so kernel config wouldn't change)
2021-12-27
<akira01>
can i do some meson or ninja config for parallel build?
2021-12-21
<Featyre>
Well I used localyesconfig while building and I have got rid of most of the CONFIG not found things and those final ones I don't know where do I even fix so I just left them
<illiliti>
forgot to mention that `lvm_config` usually isn't needed too
<illiliti>
Featyre: post your config
2021-12-19
<sad_plan>
its something to do with my kernel config. I figured Id tried to build while chrooting into my kiss build from an obarun live usb, and it worked.
<kjani>
finally made a config and am now doing make
<kjani>
phoebos: Okay ! let me see if the phinxy config works or not and if it does not then I will manually remove the modules using that technique
<kjani>
But how do I make sure that things are not a module in the debian config because that config depends on initramfs
<kjani>
I am asking this because I am using a debian kernel config and wanted to make sure it works
2021-12-18
<kjani>
thankfully I will have a config that will so win-win :)
<kjani>
midfavila: I have tried to use the make menuconfig option but a lot of the times the kernel does not boot, and because it takes me almost helf a day to install it in a chroot and after the boot nothing happens I lose all hope and go back to debian or arch, maybe this time I will use a debian config and try to atleast get used to the kiss lifestyle and in the next release eventually try make menuconfig and if that does not work
<testuser[m]>
u can use distribution configs and tweak
<kjani>
Hello ! Just popped in because I had made up my mind to start using source based distros, but the only issue I usually have is with the installation and the manual configuration of the kernel where I usually miss adding drivers for some components of my hardware?? is there an autoconf tool which can automatically build a kernel config for me or can I use a distribution kernel config ??
<NV6>
alsa-lib parser.c:2372:(load_toplevel_config) Unable to find the top-level configuration file '/usr/share/alsa/ucm2/ucm.conf'.
<NV6>
alsa-lib parser.c:2372:(load_toplevel_config) Unable to find the top-level configuration file '/usr/share/alsa/ucm2/ucm.conf'.
<testuser[m]>
o i had asked u to use your old config
<NV6>
I can send the edited .config, because I edited your configuration with the things under alsa changed to modulews
<testuser[m]>
ok save ur current config once and go back to the last one where everything was a module
<testuser[m]>
CONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE*
<testuser[m]>
do ./scripts/kconfig/merge_config.sh -n .config
<testuser[m]>
can u try with my kernel config
<NV6>
kernel config?
<testuser[m]>
send your new config once
<testuser[m]>
NV6: In your kernel config, alsa is built as a module
<phinxy>
I must have gotten a default busybox config when I tried to enable FEATURE_EDITING_VI with make menuconfig.
2021-12-13
<tleydxdy[m]>
well, to clearify, I don't really want to put some config into the system, rather I want it to be something the user can run
<noocsharp>
would you mind posting your grub config?
<Jeff42>
Hello again, Grub is stuck at "loading linux-version" with my custom kernel and I have 0 idea to why (I have tested the kernel of my host distro and it works fine). My .config: https://pastebin.com/Fma7EBuD
<Jeff42>
I cant believe I forgot to turn the amdgpu driver to built in in the kernel config -_-
<Jeff42>
I have made compiled the kernel with firmware built-in this time and it still does not load automatically, image of CONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE: https://imgur.com/mXFp9Fr
2021-12-09
<unah>
monospace: font does not appear to be monospace; check your config, or disable this warning by setting [tweak].font-monospace-warn=no
2021-11-30
<noocsharp>
is there a kernel config option that enforces pie?
<noocsharp>
turns out my static executable problem is related to kernel config, still haven't figured out what specifically
2021-11-25
<fishe23>
i cannot find an example of a config
<fishe>
config*
<fishe>
is it normal for there to be a lot of "___ did not have config ___"?
<fishe>
what was the make command to bring in config from parent kernel?
<bibliocar_>
oh, nice about the kernel. I've built it under the original os, but have yet to try doing so with llvm or anything on kiss. I figured I'd see what my userland needs before pruning features in the config.
2021-11-17
<dilyn>
some config options always flit around with foot releases...