Closed spijet closed 7 years ago
Sounds sensible. If you submit a PR to that effect (for a buildkernel-1.0.25-r1
ebuild) to sakaki-tools
I will merge and test it. Thanks!
You mean the buildkernel script itself, or just the ebuild?
15 авг. 2017 г., в 23:05, sakaki notifications@github.com написал(а):
Sounds sensible. If you submit a PR for buildkernel to that effect I will merge and test it, and release a new ebuild in sakaki-tools. Thanks!
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I think only the ebuild needs modding - the deps are changing but not the script itself, so no need to version bump it. Just make a new revision of the ebuild.
I modified my original comment to that effect shortly after writing it, but you were too quick for me ^-^
Yeah, I've responded via email right after I got it. :) OK, time to figure out how to do PRs properly!
ADD: Also, it's possible to add/remove a dependency on linux firmware using virtual/linux-sources
's firmware
USE flag. This could be useful for de-blobbed installations (I'm using firmwares for my Intel Wi-Fi card, so it's of little use to me, but).
Done, the PR is here: #6 .
Please let me know if I'm doing anything wrong. :)
Closed by #7 (squash merged as commit 98b307e8bbb82e41fb035c3668ab711b0c3c845a)
I can confirm that buildkernel works well now and asks me if I want to upgrade my kernel when newer sources are available. ^_^
Before this dependency change it always asked me to upgrade (for example) from pf-sources-4.12_p6
to gentoo-sources-4.12.6
, even if I had pf-sources-4.12_p7
ebuild ready and installed :D
Hello again!
I've started using your
buildkernel
andgenup
scripts recently (I've finally moved my system to LUKS ^_^) and they work just right for me! There's a one minor problem, however — if I undestand it right,buildkernel
's ebuild contains hard dependency on one of three kernel sources variations from the Gentoo tree:gentoo-sources
,hardened-sources
andaufs-sources
. As for me, I usepf-sources
to build a kernel with post-factum's patchset, since it gives me a bit lower power consumption (3-6 watts instead of 5-8 while on idle or somewhat 'light' load) and includes the UKSM patch.buildkernel
works withpf-sources
kernel without problems, but this dependency requires me to have 2 sets of kernel sources installed.This could be worked around if
buildkernel
's ebuild would specifyvirtual/linux-sources
as a dependency instead.