00:03:34 <zedmatrix> this is what i install in after chapter 8... https://paste.gentoo.zip/UVqXroVq
00:07:24 <nsITobin> only think i can think that could otherwise go is git and rar support
00:07:32 <nsITobin> i mean rar
00:07:46 <nsITobin> i only have 45 days to use it LOL
00:08:19 <nsITobin> eveyrthing else seems kinda required
00:10:21 <nsITobin> do you need fuse?
00:20:49 <zedmatrix> hmm grub-uefi ... optional fuse, lvm2
00:25:13 <zedmatrix> hmm i think the "sleeps"
00:25:31 <zedmatrix> ...in init might be slowing it down
00:30:53 <zedmatrix> hmm found another option to update the init (initramfs) the efivarfs
00:32:05 <nsITobin> oh?
00:33:13 <zedmatrix> yea i just tryed booting it with my qemu efi setup
00:33:25 <zedmatrix> it boots, but doesn't expose the efivarfs
00:38:55 <nsITobin> is exposing efivars enabled in the kernel?
00:40:41 <zedmatrix> no from your uefi bios 
00:56:38 <zedmatrix> i made my own uefi bios for qemu, the tianacore build :)
01:42:26 <zedmatrix> nsITobin: some more minor tweaks to the init :)
16:00:31 <zedmatrix> nsITobin: it looks like i can store the my package def and iso on gitlab, looks like 10 gb , i only need maybe 2
16:02:01 <nsITobin> oh good
16:06:04 <zedmatrix> have you tryed to store archive files ?
16:06:16 <nsITobin> not on gitlab
16:06:41 <nsITobin> on github it was just drag and drop attach to a release
16:25:04 <zedmatrix> yea i know i made a release on github
16:26:20 <zedmatrix> my iheart linux app
16:26:29 <zedmatrix> simple qt6 based
16:26:58 <zedmatrix> nsITobin: did a simple update https://github.com/zedmatrix/Bash_Scripts/blob/main/Initramfs/Live_ISO_Project.md
16:27:42 <nsITobin> oOo documentation!
16:32:33 <zedmatrix> almost the same just slighty diff
16:32:58 <zedmatrix> i like to document as i go, so i dont forget anything
17:46:57 <zedmatrix> i did update the init for the initramfs for the sys-v/uefi 
19:04:44 <zedmatrix> nsITobin: had to git rebase , but setting it up on gitlab 
19:25:18 <zedmatrix> hmm maybe something wrong with git lab lfs, its going above the filesize