00:17:48 malina: I am american 00:18:01 whatever the hell that means at this point 00:18:11 i haven't been sure since 9/11 00:18:41 did you think that people wpouild do thaty for nor reeason? 00:19:00 '91 00:19:04 i what we see now 00:19:16 34 years os just over a thiors of a centruy 00:19:22 tthird 00:20:38 i use inspircd with atheme services 00:20:55 and yeah i know what you mean about people the world and tech 00:21:14 i been bitching about it since 2010 01:24:25 it might be smaller, the musl temp tools> 2.0G ./usr 01:57:31 nsITobin: cool qemu/qterminal crashed or something 02:31:10 https://gitlab.com/binaryoutcast/snowball-os/baseos/-/blob/TRUNK/mach?ref_type=heads 02:31:16 that's a little better 02:31:47 i spent too many years typing mach build or mach package mach this mach that.. fuckin mozilla.. but that's shell mach lol 02:33:09 i like this version cause i can just expand by adding more and more functions and they Just Work(tm) 04:27:38 welcome back ax562 04:27:55 ha, just the person I wanted to chat with. 04:29:05 odd i had qemu/qterminal crash on me with oom 04:29:20 but it wasn't doing anything tho 04:29:58 Your iso works but I thought it had a DE. I was able to see the mouse pointer but at the time I did not have any internet connection so I was really able to do much. It loaded very fast. The only thing is when I typed "reboot" it hung and did not reboot so I had to manually power off. 04:31:11 was this a vm? or bare? 04:31:25 I always add the kernel .config of the penguins as well. I forget the actual line for the penguin 04:31:26 and did you get an ip addr ? 04:31:29 it was bare 04:32:10 I didn't have internet but I can try to connect later if you'd like. 04:32:23 I think you installed dhcpd right? 04:32:42 I don't see why I wouldn't have an IP if I connected. 04:32:50 yea and it has an auto ifconfig sysv script to detect the net interface 04:33:23 the only things i put on it was gpm and links 04:33:59 ah I see. It should work then. I haven't played with a SysV in years to be honest (well I tried devuan for a bit but their stock firefox kept crashing on me). 04:34:02 i haveto see if i can avoid cmake/llvm for an X display 04:34:26 Wait, but there is not a DE right? 04:34:28 i was playing with the iso and musl 04:34:41 no de 04:35:25 but its nice to have a 700M LFS builder that is non persistent, meaning you don't really need the LFS user 04:35:25 How hard would it be to create an iso with a DE? I think that would be a lfs game changer :) 04:36:02 Yeas, I have the iso now in my tool box 04:36:31 the DE would haveto have a bit of firmware and drivers for graphical env. 04:37:16 Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Couldn't you just add most of the amd/intel/invidia drivers from the linux git? 04:37:51 as modules 04:38:21 yea but i was trying to get it down to CD sized 04:38:40 tho it does have git 04:38:51 Maybe 2 versions? TBH it was really smooth loading up. 04:39:13 Oh, yeah I seen that and links and lynx right? 04:39:29 I forget which one is the better of the 2 04:39:43 oh thats good on one of mine i think i had to use nomodeset on the grub cmd line 04:39:55 links has better mouse support 04:40:23 I built 1 of the 2 but I built the one I never built and was wating do dl things which I didn't like. I believe I built the not so good one. 04:41:12 wait let me check 04:41:14 but if i include the firmware blob the gfx should work, its tweaking the .config 04:42:18 that is one reason i chose the 6.6.39 kernel, fewer options 04:43:42 where would links or lynx live? I do not see in /usr/bin 04:44:06 What's the latest kernel for lfs? 04:44:11 6.13? 04:44:56 i think the dev is using 6.14 04:45:46 6.13.4 04:45:55 at least when I built in april 04:46:23 That kernel version had the most options I have ever seen. 04:47:01 yea when i run : make listnewconfig : on a 6.6 vs 6.13 :) 04:48:19 link should be there 04:48:58 tho i mightof uploaded the wrong one, i have so many variants around 04:50:16 how blind am I, /usr/bin/lynx is what I used. I like links better 04:52:52 even has which 04:54:58 it'll take you awhile just to figure out all the toys on it :) 12:24:29 GUYS 12:24:33 I BOOTED IT! 12:35:19 ok, fine 12:52:10 nice 12:58:09 I'll add a DM/DE probably 14:17:38 ok gonna try some gcc-15 optimizations 14:29:18 nsITobin: sup ? writing custom scripts as i build gcc 15 14:34:11 Oh just waking up cleaning gonna go to the store 14:34:42 need to convert shmach into posix 14:34:48 it is too bash right now 14:34:54 all scripts should be posix 14:35:23 ... good thing I have bigger fish to fry.. i could deff go on that crusade zedmatrix 14:39:37 zedmatrix: i thought 15 was causing issues? 14:44:29 nah it was the LFS_TGT var, i had -gnu instead of -musl 14:44:53 what u using shmach for? 14:45:06 command runner 14:45:18 what python mach does just not utterly shit 14:45:45 my script basically prefixes $1 and executes or can't find it.. and it is extended simply by adding a new function 14:45:48 simple 14:45:50 effective 14:46:01 and called mach because muscle memory is a bitch 14:46:03 ;) 14:46:24 https://gitlab.com/binaryoutcast/snowball-os/baseos/-/blob/TRUNK/mach?ref_type=heads 14:47:07 really should by default exit with $? but i just now thought of that 14:47:47 also realized i need to fix my manual build cause stage3 packages won't be reletive that way 14:47:50 but you get the idea 14:47:54 ahh a wrapper for building the stages? 14:48:13 for whatever i need new commands are just automagically functions 14:48:17 it is kinda nifty 14:48:19 for any purpose 14:48:40 i'll expand the make side rather than doing it from the mach side 14:48:41 i should also add a tar -tf head -1 to my script too 14:49:15 i could rename it to ntsetup 14:49:16 to determine if i should strip-components 14:49:17 :P 14:49:54 testing out > export CFLAGS="-Os -pipe" 14:51:47 so the scratch build scripts and we have res for whatever and packages/[package-name]/package.spec for the rpms.. feels like spinning in circles tho.. but I am deff getting somewhere 14:52:03 since I changed it last night 14:53:41 good 14:53:52 i am deeming snowball stage 1 as the ch4-7 stuff.. stage 2 is ch8-10 and stage 3 could be considered blfs but i wouldn't call it that.. stage 3 is to get rpm and some utils going 14:54:12 stage 4 is rpms them selves.. and stage 5 is composition.. where the wim bullshit comes in 14:54:43 i have a plan.. or rather i am planning the plan as it is planned 14:54:55 more than a concept of a plan.. to be sure! 14:56:28 if i had known about lfs in 2014 there would be no Pale Moon only Linux. 14:57:39 just build it 14:57:57 aside from nomansland the only alternative i knew about that was as close to diy was gentoo but i didn't want to just trade one higher level system for another even if it has all the flags in the world 14:59:52 for me this is the correct path 15:01:51 why would I use suse or gentoo or anything over Windows.. unless... i could do it my self and make changes as I see fit.. that and the windows ecosystem like most are dying a slow death and of course it was all a cage anyway.. and a very good cage for a good while.. 15:02:23 but a cage never the less with false freedoms and illusions about development 15:10:54 ok this is where things could get dicey, the chapter 6 packages 15:18:21 sofar no prob with m4 or ncurses 15:27:42 ok recommended to use bash-5.3-rc2 with musl and gcc-15.1 16:15:49 i little bump in gcc-15 and make 17:01:45 my holiday started today. my goal is to get lfs up and running before i start working again :P but well well, we'll see 17:06:05 bbl 17:07:19 quitman, it depends on cpu power (how fast will the compiler run), your accuracy (how often you'll need to start over) and endurance (when get bored ;-) ) 17:09:03 quitman: to build LFS by the book wont take too much time its how much you want to spend building LFS :) 17:09:19 sup Moody ? 17:12:28 well, nowadays, a LFS build is a matter of a few hours. I know the days doing LFS on a 486DX, the kernel alone took many hours, as well as gcc and such beasts 17:13:13 yea i hope building the final gcc/binutils/musl will be too 17:17:13 Moody: the livecd is nice, still needs a bit of .config tweaking but having it at <700mb is nice 17:48:40 welcome back ax562 :) 17:49:04 Sup zed? How goes it? 17:53:14 just built gcc-15.1-musl, tho its upto end of chapter 7, just a bump at make with 3 minor patches 17:57:00 also i built 5-7 as root :) 18:08:35 what are the benefits of gcc-musl vs gcc? 18:12:53 It be nice if they told us what "musl" stands for. Multi use system libraries? 18:47:15 dunno, just something new... https://musl.libc.org/ 19:00:08 yeah, that's what I was reading earlier. You would think they would at least mention what "musl" stands for. Their wiki doesn't mention either. 19:02:59 yea i didn't see anything in the wiki either 19:03:43 so why use musl? 19:05:11 just something new to try with LFS 19:19:40 have you noticed any performance difference? 19:22:47 i just compressed the temptools at 550M, so i haveto go back to see if its different from one of my backups 19:25:05 the multilib temp tools is 1.2G 19:37:00 bbl 22:12:14 it's my linux and i want it now!