Open andersrh opened 1 month ago
And BTW - the sched-ext-scx package has changed name. Updated it in a new commit:
https://github.com/CachyOS/copr-linux-cachyos/commit/592b4f87848d304a923a207afed50eb2134ee235
Hello @CosmicFusion
Sorry for being late with a response. We moved our repo (to: https://github.com/CachyOS/copr-linux-cachyos), and the pull request has been stuck on the old one.
I have added the files manually from the pull request to our repo (CachyOS/copr-linux-cachyos@d418770) and changed the URLs to the new repo.
I See, great job thank you
I can see there is a Spec file. So just to clarify, how it works is: I shall build the spec file in our COPR repo and when that package gets installed, then it will be available in fedora-kernel-manager?
Yes once the user installs the config package, the kernel provider in the branch becomes available in the kernel manager
Once again I want to thank you for the PR and your interest in adding to the project.
Thanks 😊
And BTW - the sched-ext-scx package has changed name. Updated it in a new commit:
This should account for it https://github.com/CosmicFusion/fedora-kernel-manager/commit/cceaa8f0534c76bb39f2d616f6194f661f8ef968
Hello @CosmicFusion
Sorry for being late with a response. We moved our repo (to: https://github.com/CachyOS/copr-linux-cachyos), and the pull request has been stuck on the old one.
I have added the files manually from the pull request to our repo (https://github.com/CachyOS/copr-linux-cachyos/commit/d4187706eb792db6798dcf7c2626ccdd2140ed46) and changed the URLs to the new repo.
I can see there is a Spec file. So just to clarify, how it works is: I shall build the spec file in our COPR repo and when that package gets installed, then it will be available in fedora-kernel-manager?
Once again I want to thank you for the PR and your interest in adding to the project.