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error: failed retrieving file 'linux-ck-k10-headers-5.7.16-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst' from repo-ck.com : The requested URL returned error: 404
I'm getting 404 errors on various kernels, is this correct?
I see one of my build nodes failed to build. Missing several packages including k10. Will fix and push. Thank you for the report.
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OK, all packages are online, enjoy.
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Hi graysky
I'm missing updates for linux-ck-core2 package. Please checkup your repository.
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks for letting me know. Should be built and online soon.
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I can confirm. I've updated to the newest release. Thanks!!
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things are kinda odd
I've tried to build linux-ck using linux 5.7.19 but I had the same error pointed on this commit (btw @graysky, according to ooo on this comment, fix_ck1_for_5.7.17.patch is missing the below diff too)
--- patch-5.7-ck1 2020-09-18 00:39:36.211093747 -0300
+++ patch-5.7-ck1 2020-09-18 00:48:01.971127357 -0300
@@ -11903,6 +11903,11 @@
+ return util;
+}
+
++static inline bool uclamp_is_used(void)
++{
++ return false;
++}
++
+#ifndef arch_scale_freq_tick
+static __always_inline
+void arch_scale_freq_tick(void)
Trying to fix my issue, I've patched it myself, but then the build process threw a lot of errors regarding MuQSS.c (not only, but mostly). Trying to build as-is in PKGBUILD goes fine (which seems odd as the commit pointed by ooo isn't applied) and I have 5.7.19-ck right now here.
PS: I use the git repo to improve build time with ccache. For some reason, I can't improve it using the provided package.
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@graysky
thanks for keeping this awesome repo up and running for so many years.
as an aside:
it appears as though the chromium-no-extras package is missing a signature.
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Is there a link or location to a list of the latest version numbers of the linux-ck kernels?
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And MuQSS is resynced for 5.9.y: http://ck-hack.blogspot.com/2020/10/lin … 4-for.html
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Are any updates beyond linux-ck-bobcat-5.7.19-1 being planned?
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@cowlick - Odd, I will check build logs. Not sure why that one failed to build.
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Also atom build is missing, please check this too
Thanks
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@cowlick - Odd, I will check build logs. Not sure why that one failed to build.
Checked the stats, only 26 users of bobcat. Can see why it might be depreciated someday. Switched to Linux-ck and is working fine.
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Those stats are years old. I stopped collecting them but yes, that's an 9-10 year old platform now. I suspect many of the older ones are of highly limited use.
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It must be true for atom, too...
should I switch to generic-ck or wait for atom optimized build?
Thanks
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When 5.9.2 is released, I plan to drop the older subarchs from my builds. You can always build whatever on your own.
The following are what will get built and pushed out to [repo-ck]:
buildem=( broadwell generic haswell ivybridge nehalem sandybridge skylake zen zen2 )
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Atoms need special care.
I have hp-mini with N455. It was not working for last 2 years with any Linux.
Finally I had time yesterday to start, need kernel params: noacpi noapic nolapic random.trust_cpu=on
if miss any 1 it just does not load.
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Great to see -ck back in action with 5.9! Just noticed the aviallon mirror referenced on the wiki page is still on 5.9.1 as a heads up; must not be syncing properly.
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When 5.9.2 is released, I plan to drop the older subarchs from my builds...
buildem=( broadwell generic haswell ivybridge nehalem sandybridge skylake zen zen2 )
if I'm understanding your post correctly, those are the subarch builds you are dropping.
if that is the case, it was a good run while it lasted! I'd love for you to keep them around, but I'm grateful you did for as long as you have.
I wonder if this means it's time to upgrade... The 3 machines (sandybridge, ivybridge, and haswell) that I regularly to work from are still providing me with more than adequate (I'd even go as far as to say good) use. And it feels right to do my part to keep them out of landfills for this long. (though it doesn't feel like it's been THAT long for the haswell machine.)
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No, those are what I am building, I will edit my post to make things more clear. Dropping the older subarchs.
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No
to be fair, it was my misunderstanding. anyone paying attention would have known your intent based on the the array of subarches. thanks for the clarification!
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I'm unable to run docker on the ck-zen kernel because the overlay module is missing
λ sudo modprobe --all overlay overlay2
modprobe: WARNING: Module overlay not found in directory /lib/modules/5.9.8-1-ck-zen
modprobe: WARNING: Module overlay2 not found in directory /lib/modules/5.9.8-1-ck-zen
EDIT: Nevermind. Rebooting made the problem go away. I had updated the kernel that session.
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[iGPU] AMD RX Vega 11
[Kernel] linux-zen
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I guess the core2 package failed to build
error: failed retrieving file 'linux-ck-core2-5.7.19-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst' from repo-ck.com : The requested URL returned error: 404
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@jooch
When 5.9.2 is released, I plan to drop the older subarchs from my builds. You can always build whatever on your own.
The following are what will get built and pushed out to [repo-ck]:
buildem=( broadwell generic haswell ivybridge nehalem sandybridge skylake zen zen2 )
Even if that wasn't the case where and why and how are you still trying to pull a 5.7 version rather than 5.9 ? Looks like you aren't syncing your repo.
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