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[2023-09-07T05:37:52Z] <Doomking> Uhmm, how did you guys built your kernel using 6.x.x? [2023-09-07T05:38:51Z] <Doomking> I tried and I encounter an error that I haven't seen before, it was "error: invalid magic number" [2023-09-07T05:40:08Z] <Doomking> Booting into it only showed two lines, first being the "Loading Linux Kernel version" then the error message. I have no idea what I am doing wrong and searching online didn't seem to help [2023-09-07T05:41:40Z] <Doomking> So I just reinstalled using a precompiled kernel that I used for my kiss being 5.19.4, although I think I'll need to create a kernel module to support my crappy chromebook hardware [2023-09-07T05:45:31Z] <Doomking> The only downside with not using the newer kernel is not having vulnerabilities patches :/ (I tried to believe that the new kernel will support my chromebook hardware, but it's old so the new kernel won't fix my main issue anyways) [2023-09-07T15:41:13Z] <sewn> oops doomking already left [2023-09-07T15:41:19Z] <sewn> his issue was a bad grub [2023-09-07T15:41:31Z] <sewn> oh well [2023-09-07T17:29:52Z] <Doomking> Quick question, for the package's source does it matter if it's .xz or .gz? Is it better to use a .gz download instead of .xz? Since I'm seeing more packages with .gz [2023-09-07T18:36:50Z] <rfaa> the linux kernel on kernel.org is in xz, take from that what you want [2023-09-07T18:52:34Z] <phoebos> realistically, it's unimportant [2023-09-07T19:47:27Z] <Doomking> I see, thanks!