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ItsZariep 2022-09-21 05:35:42
AndrewBenn 2022-09-21 05:35:33
rustunit
Rustit
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:35:56
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:34:58
Already works standalone, don’t need a replacement.
does it call eboot?
ItsZariep 2022-09-21 05:36:10
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:35:56
does it call eboot?
is called systemd-boot.
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:36:14
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:35:56
does it call eboot?
No… It’s called systemd-boot.
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:36:27
And before that gummi boot.
ItsZariep 2022-09-21 05:36:51
nobody ask me, but i use direct kernel boot 👍
UnicornBl00d 2022-09-21 05:37:22
I wonder how many rust based replacement programs I need to make before the community starts to hate me saying stuff like they say about systemd
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:37:27
ItsZariep 2022-09-21 05:36:51
nobody ask me, but i use direct kernel boot 👍
I used to do that with gentoo.
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:37:58
UnicornBl00d 2022-09-21 05:37:22
I wonder how many rust based replacement programs I need to make before the community starts to hate me saying stuff like they say about systemd
Just 1. Remaking software in rust always brings out the haters.
UnicornBl00d 2022-09-21 05:38:13
make rusted-init include a GUI calculator application using RTK (Rust Tool Kit) that can’t be removed
UnicornBl00d 2022-09-21 05:38:20
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:37:58
Just 1. Remaking software in rust always brings out the haters.
True
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:38:29
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:36:14
No… It’s called systemd-boot.
so is there any way to install this standalone binary to artix linux?
UnicornBl00d 2022-09-21 05:38:59
I like rust more than I should
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:40:04
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:38:29
so is there any way to install this standalone binary to artix linux?
pacman -U
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:40:10
because we have udev elogind esysusers etmpfs
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:41:10
UnicornBl00d 2022-09-21 05:38:59
I like rust more than I should
That is how you get tetanus.
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:41:49
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:40:04
pacman -U
wait a second,i haven’t see systemd-boot yet
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:42:33
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:41:49
wait a second,i haven’t see systemd-boot yet
The binary from arch just works.
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:42:57
No changes needed.
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:43:30
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:42:33
The binary from arch just works.
i see
lordwilliamwolf 2022-09-21 05:43:46
@ChrisCromer overall thoughts on parabola?
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:46:11
https://www.reddit.com/r/artixlinux/comments/ph6j3d/bootctl_alternative_for_nonsystemd_distros/
bootctl alternative for non-systemd distros –
redditSystemd based distributions have systemd-boot which is crazy fast as compared to grub of refind. And having a bootloader for non-systemd distros…
ItsZariep 2022-09-21 05:46:15
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:41:49
wait a second,i haven’t see systemd-boot yet
from archlinux.org search the package, and click “download from mirror”
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:46:18
lordwilliamwolf 2022-09-21 05:43:46
@ChrisCromer overall thoughts on parabola?
Lacks firmware, won’t have various security patches for things like meltdown and spectre because they are not libre, etc. Just leaving security holes open like that is a no go for me.
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:46:46
ItsZariep 2022-09-21 05:46:15
from archlinux.org search the package, and click “download from mirror”
https://gitea.artixlinux.org/explore/repos?sort=recentupdate&language=&q=boot
which one?
ItsZariep 2022-09-21 05:47:19
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:46:46
https://gitea.artixlinux.org/explore/repos?sort=recentupdate&language=&q=boot
which one?
that is Artix mirror, not Arch
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:47:22
我係孫嘉晨 2022-09-21 05:46:46
https://gitea.artixlinux.org/explore/repos?sort=recentupdate&language=&q=boot
which one?
He said arch linux, wrong site.
lordwilliamwolf 2022-09-21 05:47:38
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:46:18
Lacks firmware, won’t have various security patches for things like meltdown and spectre because they are not libre, etc. Just leaving security holes open like that is a no go for me.
gotcha. i think their guides tell you to choose your own kernel, so i guess that would fix that issue if you wanted to be 99% libre and have those patched?
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:49:40
lordwilliamwolf 2022-09-21 05:47:38
gotcha. i think their guides tell you to choose your own kernel, so i guess that would fix that issue if you wanted to be 99% libre and have those patched?
Nope, because the issues are outside the kernel. Spectre and meltdown require binary blobs known as microcode which fix the hole which is at the hardware level.
capezotte 2022-09-21 05:50:10
AndrewBenn 2022-09-21 04:58:13
FWIW, distrowatch says otherwise. https://distrowatch.com/search.php?ostype=All&category=All&origin=All&basedon=All¬basedon=None&desktop=All&architecture=All&package=Pacman&rolling=Fixed&isosize=All&netinstall=All&language=All&defaultinit=All&status=Active#simple
forgot about hyperbola
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:50:29
capezotte 2022-09-21 05:50:10
forgot about hyperbola
Not worth remembering.
lordwilliamwolf 2022-09-21 05:50:58
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:49:40
Nope, because the issues are outside the kernel. Spectre and meltdown require binary blobs known as microcode which fix the hole which is at the hardware level.
cant you get those fixes through your BIOS?
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:51:15
lordwilliamwolf 2022-09-21 05:47:38
gotcha. i think their guides tell you to choose your own kernel, so i guess that would fix that issue if you wanted to be 99% libre and have those patched?
You can’t have it both ways… Its either libre or its missing software and has open security holes.
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:51:59
lordwilliamwolf 2022-09-21 05:50:58
cant you get those fixes through your BIOS?
Nope, the fixes are through microcode.
ChrisCromer 2022-09-21 05:53:01
Basically the fixes block access to the vulnerable functionality of the CPU. So the CPU is slower now with the microcode patches.
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