[2024-02-23T18:02:14Z] Hey! Is kiss linux compatible with any of the latest lts kernels? [2024-02-23T18:05:01Z] Guest53: try it and see [2024-02-23T18:05:15Z] kiss doesn't care about your kernel, that's your job to do [2024-02-23T18:07:56Z] okay thx [2024-02-23T18:09:06Z] also is it really up to date (security wise i mean), last commit was 3 years ago so i just wondered. [2024-02-23T18:10:12Z] kiss doesnt require any specific linux version. so use w/e floats your boat. regarding commits. use codeberg.org/kiss-community [2024-02-23T18:10:52Z] dylan araps is on a hiatus, so no updates. the community picked up the slack instead [2024-02-23T18:11:06Z] which is what codeberg.org/kiss-community is [2024-02-23T18:14:51Z] okay, thanks also other question (i'm quite new to building your own system sorry...), this is the main repo : https://github.com/kisslinux/repo and in this repository with all the basic tools like baseinit etc. And in this repo there's the tarball, but where's the source to that? thx in advance [2024-02-23T18:15:30Z] by the tarball i mean the file u extract in the root of your disk [2024-02-23T18:26:12Z] use codeberg.org/kiss-community/repo instead. the one you linked is not active. as I stated. but initially, theyre the same yes [2024-02-23T18:27:20Z] you can find a tarball at codeberg repo aswell. which is up to date. more or less anyway. not sure when the latest tarball was released, as I havent checked [2024-02-23T18:27:47Z] the source to the tarball, is the repo itself. its built using that repo [2024-02-23T18:34:33Z] oh yeah mybad wrong link i did check the community, i'm gonna all start from scratch with it. Thanks! [2024-02-23T18:49:19Z] np. if youre having trouble figuring out the install, its on kisslinux.org/install [2024-02-23T18:49:30Z] unless youd already found that one :p [2024-02-23T18:57:02Z] yeah found that one 😝 [2024-02-23T19:01:02Z] But now i'm facing a new problem while building menuconfig with kernel 6.76 and 6.6.18 LTS https://imgur.com/a/WZdDXPJ [2024-02-23T19:01:35Z] any idea why that would happen bc the error output is just nonsense to me [2024-02-23T19:01:54Z] please post logs at 0x0.st or similar sites [2024-02-23T19:05:03Z] there : https://0x0.st/H5ty.png [2024-02-23T19:07:09Z] hm. thats not the kiss-chroot is it? try using building it from inside the chroot instead [2024-02-23T19:07:27Z] run /mnt/bin/kiss-chroot /mnt [2024-02-23T19:07:40Z] this will chroot into the tarball youve extracted. assuming youve already did that [2024-02-23T19:11:38Z] oh, wait, its in the chroot. says so on the top. didnt notice that. [2024-02-23T19:13:53Z] yeah i'm in the kiss-chroot inside the /mnt [2024-02-23T19:13:57Z] old thread on Gentoo forum related to the same error: https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-972530-start-0.html [2024-02-23T19:13:58Z] like the install wiki said [2024-02-23T19:15:29Z] could it be because i'm in a vm ? [2024-02-23T19:16:58Z] hm. its related to ncurses anyhow. could try to rebuild ncurses. sometimes that fixes the issue [2024-02-23T19:17:03Z] no, vm or not, shouldnt matter [2024-02-23T19:20:07Z] could it be because ncurses is built with -O2? [2024-02-23T19:22:21Z] got this : https://0x0.st/H5tI.png do conflicts affect in any way? [2024-02-23T19:22:44Z] btw still getting the same error after rebuilding [2024-02-23T19:24:27Z] -O2 is just the optimization level for the compiler. it dont matter. its also the recommended one, appart from using -Os instead for size. [2024-02-23T19:25:02Z] no, busybox has those iirc [2024-02-23T19:25:18Z] clear and reset I mean [2024-02-23T19:25:28Z] this is the alternative system in use actualy [2024-02-23T19:25:44Z] its a neat system. lets you swap out components of the system [2024-02-23T19:25:52Z] as oppposed to just overwrite them [2024-02-23T19:26:50Z] i should reset everything? [2024-02-23T19:28:19Z] no need for that [2024-02-23T19:28:43Z] i refered to clear and reset as /usr/bin/reset and /usr/bin/clear, as you shown in the screenshot [2024-02-23T19:29:28Z] atm, its provided by busybox, but you can use the alternative system and switch to ncurses as provider instead if you want. its some documentation about it on the kisslinux site [2024-02-23T19:33:02Z] okay thx i'll try [2024-02-23T19:38:11Z] np