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Hello, sorry if it this isn't under the right topic.
I am currently using the Linux-ck kernel from the ck-repo, but for my use case I need the real-time kernel patch as well. I cannot see any kernel out there that both has the features of Linux-ck and the real-time patch enabled. Which basically means I need to compile my own kernel.
So my question is as such: Can I use the method described on the page https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Kernel … ild_System to build the linux-ck kernel with the real-time patch, as I would if I was using the regular Arch Linux kernel? Asp does not appear to work out of the box with the kernel from ck-repo, but I wouldn't expect it to since that's not really what it was designed to do. Is there any way to actually use the linux-ck kernel and asp together, in order to avoid having to compile the kernel the traditional way every time there is an update?
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Can I use the method described on the page https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Kernel … ild_System to build the linux-ck kernel with the real-time patch, as I would if I was using the regular Arch Linux kernel?
Sure, why not?
Asp does not appear to work out of the box with the kernel from ck-repo ...
Asp just gets you the PKGBUILD and associated build files for repo packages. If you want the same for AUR packages, you just clone from the AUR.
"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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