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On 5/14/22 12:52, Stefan Schmiedl wrote: |
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> Samstag, 14. Mai 2022 11:37: |
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>> I don't get it. Why should something built with rust require a boot |
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>> packaging tool that also requires rust? That's like saying, if a |
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>> facility has a python component, the whole facility needs to be |
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>> distributed with pip. |
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>> Can anyone tell me where the initramfs staging area or configuration |
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>> file is? |
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> How are you building your initramfs? dracut, genkernel, other? |
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> Are you sure that cargo is going to be included in the initramfs |
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> and not just required to build it? |
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> s. |
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Well, I'm not, that's what I'm trying to do. But I'd like to do it the |
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way I've done it for years rather using some new facility. |
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Can genkernel do it? I built my kernel just now according to |
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Kernel/Upgrade, as I always have. |
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Maybe I should start over and use genkernel? |
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Okay, I see genkernel has a initramfs action. I'll try that. It |
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probably uses cargo under the hood. SMH. Building an initramfs isn't |
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all that difficult once you know what's got to go into it. Are we |
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gratuitously adding dependencies? We should strive to keep things simple. |
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