vova gnu is a mess, but unfortunately they have a somewhat valid reason for it
<midfavila>
it's important to remember when examining gnu that gnu is first and foremost a political statement
<midfavila>
even if people don't want to admit that
<midfavila>
as such, to fulfill its goals outlined in the manifesto, gnu has no other choice but to compete on every single front at once
<midfavila>
that means supporting every architecture in common use, and supporting as much as possible, even if that introduces bloat, redundancy, or feature creep
<midfavila>
they have to simultaneously compete with every single proprietary, open, and free implementation of unix and related software
<midfavila>
bleeeeh is an inevitability in such a scenario
<midfavila>
frankly theyve done a remarkable job considering the circumstances
<midfavila>
anyway those are just my thoughts. = w=
<sewn>
also pedophiles
<vova>
yeah
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lpegs website has issues with its cert, is there an alternative source to fetch the tarball? i know lpeg is in community, which is why im asking :p
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<phoebos>
sad_plan: you can get it from luarocks (unzip the .src.rock)
<sad_plan>
cheers. ill take a look
<riteo>
sewn: wait wasn't stallman the only famous GNU folk with a very fucked up moral compass?
<riteo>
like every-fucking-one rightfully distanced from him
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<yeloxp>
hey all just wanted to ask what would be the cause of my kernel not wanting to mount on /mnt/root when booting and why it is even trying to mount on this directory, also it doesnt see my /boot dir when "booted" into a shell and when exiting this shell kernel panics saying "tried to kill init" or something similar
<yeloxp>
will also add that the same kernel config worked without issues on crux gentoo and smgl
<yeloxp>
will also add that the same kernel config worked without issues on crux gentoo and smgl
<yeloxp>
ah it says "cant lookup blockdev"
<riteo>
hi, have you looked at your `/etc/fstab`?
<riteo>
yeloxp: sorry forgot to ping
<yeloxp>
yes my fstab was generated with genfstab
<yeloxp>
amd looks good nothing mispelled or anything
<riteo>
mhhhhhhhhh
<riteo>
like if your shell is init something is wrong, init should be its own process, usually it comes from busybox
<riteo>
are you using an initrd?
<yeloxp>
i have an initramfs
<yeloxp>
made with tinyramfs if that matters
<riteo>
I see
<yeloxp>
and it loads fine atleast on paper
<riteo>
I think the whole /mnt/root is the initramfs doing things
<riteo>
are you sure you're actually switching the root properly (ie. "continuing" from the initramfs)?
<yeloxp>
idk the kernel throws the errors i mentioned earlier and boot me into a shell from which i cant do much