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cjktty patched linux kernel PKGBUILD repo for archlinux, updated with ABS
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How to enable the patch? #1

Open piranna opened 7 years ago

piranna commented 7 years ago

I've been able to add the patch to the kernel and the the new kernel size and tbe .config file show that it's there, but shen trying to use non-ascii glyphs (specially braille patterns) I get a space instead. Is there any other step I must to do to enable the cjktty font by default?

farseerfc commented 7 years ago

It's enabled by default, but I don't know whether it included a braille pattern font or not. From my understanding it only has CJK fonts, not full unicode. BTW this PKGBUILD is far behind the mainline kernel, I use linux-lily kernel myself which has this patch included.

piranna commented 7 years ago

It's enabled by default, but I don't know whether it included a braille pattern font or not. From my understanding it only has CJK fonts, not full unicode. BTW this PKGBUILD is far behind the mainline kernel, I use linux-lily kernel myself which has this patch included.

I reviewed the BMP and it include the braille patterns ;-) Point is that they are not shown :-( Is there any other way I can be able to check it?

I'm using mainline kernel patched with the CJKTTY patch so there's no problem here, I just want to know how can I be able to use it on NodeOS. I've found so far that maybe I need to use the "vt.default_utf8=1" kernel argument on boot, could it be?

I'll take a look at linux-lilly until your response.

Greetings, Jesús.

piranna commented 7 years ago

Can you point me to linux lili? I can't be able to find any link...

El 7/8/2016 16:33, "piranna@gmail.com" piranna@gmail.com escribió:

It's enabled by default, but I don't know whether it included a braille pattern font or not. From my understanding it only has CJK fonts, not full unicode. BTW this PKGBUILD is far behind the mainline kernel, I use linux-lily kernel myself which has this patch included.

I reviewed the BMP and it include the braille patterns ;-) Point is that they are not shown :-( Is there any other way I can be able to check it?

I'm using mainline kernel patched with the CJKTTY patch so there's no problem here, I just want to know how can I be able to use it on NodeOS. I've found so far that maybe I need to use the "vt.default_utf8=1" kernel argument on boot, could it be?

I'll take a look at linux-lilly until your response.

Greetings, Jesús.

farseerfc commented 7 years ago

I don't know these kernel arguments, sorry. I can test it with

echo "\xe4\xbd\xa0\xe5\xa5\xbd"

and it should show 你好.

For linux-lily, here is a prebuild package (for archlinux): http://repo.archlinuxcn.org/x86_64/linux-lily-4.4.3-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz and its PKIGBUILD can be found here: https://github.com/archlinuxcn/repo/tree/master/linux-lily

piranna commented 7 years ago

I don't know these kernel arguments, sorry. I can test it with

echo "\xe4\xbd\xa0\xe5\xa5\xbd"

and it should show 你好.

Great, I'll give it a try ;-) Hope Javascript don't mangle them too much... :-P

For linux-lily, here is a prebuild package (for archlinux): http://repo.archlinuxcn.org/x86_64/linux-lily-4.4.3-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz and its PKIGBUILD can be found here: https://github.com/archlinuxcn/repo/tree/master/linux-lily

Thank you! :-D