Hey Abby!

:r !/lib/libc.so.6
GNU C Library (GNU libc) stable release version 2.37.
Copyright (C) 2023 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.
There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Compiled by GNU CC version 12.2.0.
libc ABIs: UNIQUE IFUNC ABSOLUTE
Minimum supported kernel: 4.14.0
For bug reporting instructions, please see: <https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/bugs.html>.

:r /proc/version
Linux version 6.1.8 (root@motorshed) (gcc (GCC) 12.2.0, GNU ld (GNU Binutils) 2.40) #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Wed Feb 1 08:22:02 UTC 2023

Life is good,
Maurice

-o -o -o -o o- -o -o o- -o -o o- -o -o o- -o -o
(\ (\ (\ (\ /) (\ (\ /) (\ (\ /) (\ (\ /) (\ (\
^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ... Fidonet 4K - Sweet Sixteen Penguins of the Apocalypse.
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:r !/lib/libc.so.6
GNU C Library (GNU libc) stable release version 2.37.

Is that a stable libc 2.37 release? I'm going to be busy here for a bit. :)

I just updated the kernel to 6.1.9 earlier today and I see penguins here on my bios boot machine. I didn't change anything so I don't know what the difference is but everything is a s it should be.

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Hey Alan!

Is that a stable libc 2.37 release?

Yes it is. Also I just saw a notice from the powers that be confirming it's official status.

I'm going to be busy here for a bit. :)

So far it has been the easiest update I've witnessed thus far, and I've witnessed quite a few over the decades.

I just updated the kernel to 6.1.9 earlier today and I see
penguins here on my bios boot machine.

Excellent news. I'll give it a try here very soon.

I didn't change anything so I don't know what the difference is
but everything is a s it should be.

I like when that happens.

Life is good,
Maurice

o- -o o- o- o- o- -o -o o- -o -o -o o- o- o- -o /) (\ /) /) /) /) (\ (\ /) (\ (\ (\ /) /) /) (\ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ... Fidonet 4K - You load sixteen penguins and what do you get?
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Hey Alan!

Is that a stable libc 2.37 release? I'm going to be busy here
for a bit. :)

No kidding. Just ran into a glitch with grub on both uefi and legacy with kv-6.1.12 so rather than downgrade the kernel I opted out for taking a grub-git out for a cruise. It worked!!! I just got it working about half an hour ago and am currently bringing everything back into sync on this overpriced toy. :-)

What a pain but I think it'll be worth it.

I just updated the kernel to 6.1.9 earlier today and I see
penguins here on my bios boot machine.

No love here yet but closing in on it. I currently have two legacy machines I can try it out on. I figure by the weekend I *should* have a working legacy boot but no promises on boot penguins as both are i915. I may switch one to a uefi later.

Life is good,
Maurice

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(\ (\ (\ (\ (\ /) (\ /) /) (\ (\ (\ (\ (\ /) (\
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No kidding. Just ran into a glitch with grub on both uefi and legacy with kv-6.1.12 so rather than downgrade the kernel I opted out for taking a grub-git out for a cruise. It worked!!! I just got it working about half
an hour ago and am currently bringing everything back into sync on this overpriced toy.

kv-6.1.12? I'll have to go grab it.

At the moment LFS has the boot but if I run into trouble I'll boot with slackware.

What a pain but I think it'll be worth it.

Yep, I am just working on some depenencies for the desktop. I'm going to have a go at getting xorg and friends installed tonight. If I succeed I'll be building an xfce desktop tomorrow.

I just updated the kernel to 6.1.9 earlier today and I see
penguins here on my bios boot machine.

No love here yet but closing in on it. I currently have two legacy machines I can try it out on. I figure by the weekend I *should* have a working legacy boot but no promises on boot penguins as both are i915. I may switch one to a uefi later.

I don't see the penguins until the screen goes blank (kernel modesetting I think) and then they show up after that. I never saw them until I added the nouveau module.

I have the boot logo selected in ..

make menuconfig -> Device Drivers -> Graphics support

It's right at the bottom.

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Hey Alan!

If I succeed I'll be building an xfce desktop tomorrow.

You'll succeed. If you got this far then the above is well within reach.

I never saw them until I added the nouveau module.

I've got the right driver;

lspci -s 00:02.0 -k
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation HD Graphics 500 (rev 0b)
DeviceName: Onboard - Video
Subsystem: Intel Corporation HD Graphics 500
Kernel driver in use: i915
Kernel modules: i915

Still no love on legacy boots which is the case for the node. No big deal but like you previously said that it would be nice to see them working.

For the record, I am still getting the proper framebuffer loading but no boot penguins other than when I use uefi which as of this writing isn't really working on a couple of machines for whatever reason. Does it matter?

Life is good,
Maurice

-o o- -o o- -o -o o- -o o- -o o- o- o- o- o- -o
(\ /) (\ /) (\ (\ /) (\ /) (\ /) /) /) /) /) (\
^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ... Fidonet 4K - You load sixteen penguins and what do you get?
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If I succeed I'll be building an xfce desktop tomorrow.

You'll succeed. If you got this far then the above is well within reach.

I did succeed. I have a nice xfce desktop running now. I needs a bit more but it is up and running.

I never saw them until I added the nouveau module.

I've got the right driver;

lspci -s 00:02.0 -k
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation HD Graphics 500 (rev 0b) DeviceName: Onboard - Video
Subsystem: Intel Corporation HD Graphics 500
Kernel driver in use: i915
Kernel modules: i915

I see this..

01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GF119 [GeForce GT 610] (rev a1)
Subsystem: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. GF119 [GeForce GT 610]
Kernel driver in use: nouveau

I usually run the nvidia drivers but I inslalled Quake along with quakespasm yesterday and it runs nicely with the nouveau driver.

I'll keep the nvidia drivers handy but so far I don't need them.

Still no love on legacy boots which is the case for the node. No big deal but like you previously said that it would be nice to see them working.

When I ran the nvidia drivers I never saw any penguins, I'm not sure why.

I prefer the nouveau driver because I can add video=640x480 (or other modes I suppose) and I get a 80x30 terminal screen, just the way I like it.

When running the nvidia driver I get an 80x25 screen and I can't seem to change it anymore. In the past I used vga=???? and was able to get other screen dimentions but that doesn't seem to work anymore.

For the record, I am still getting the proper framebuffer loading but no boot penguins other than when I use uefi which as of this writing isn't really working on a couple of machines for whatever reason. Does it matter?

The penguins don't matter much as long as the machine boots but it's curious whatever happened to them. I'm almost certain if I use the nvidia drivers I won't see them anymore.

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Hey Alan!

I did succeed. I have a nice xfce desktop running now.

No surprises there. Now the fun stuff. :-)

I inslalled Quake along with quakespasm yesterday and it runs
nicely with the nouveau driver.

Awesome. My workstation uses the amdgpu driver on an uefi boot which upon bootup 16 penguins show up on the top row but only if the resolution is 1080p or greater. Hence the "Fidonet 4K" part in the tagline.

:r !lspci -s 04:00.0 -k | sed 's/^/ > /;s/\t/ /g'
04:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Renoir (rev c1)
Subsystem: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Renoir
Kernel driver in use: amdgpu
Kernel modules: amdgpu

I see we are both missing the tabs (\t) when we posted our respective 'lspci' output. The above follows MSG specs where tabs are verboten.

The penguins don't matter much as long as the machine boots but
it's curious whatever happened to them.

On this machine the boot penguins were critical and grub's uefi boot fixed that. Also the additional ascii penguins was a nice distraction while I pondered the next move. At the moment I seem to be idling. Spring fever?

Life is good,
Maurice

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No kidding. Just ran into a glitch with grub on both uefi and legacy with kv-6.1.12 so rather than downgrade the kernel I opted out for taking a grub-git out for a cruise. It worked!!! I just got it working about half an hour ago and am currently bringing everything back into sync on this overpriced toy. > :-)

Did you have a problem with grub saying there were no valid file systems found?

I ran into that and couldn't install grub. Even using a grub rescue cd failed to load up. I was building a fresh install after making changes to my partition scheme so I had fresh partitions with new ext4 file systems on them.

I archived /mnt/lfs and did a quick install of an older slackware and did the partitions over and created new file systems with the older tools and extracted the lfs archive and I was good to go.

A bit of a rodeo but I'm back in business. From what I gather after reading a bit of google searches grub looks these newer file systems and sees features it doesn't recognize so it fails bummer. I'm hoping for a new grub release, this one could be a deal breaker for those using newer tools to create a new file system.

I actually tried building grub from git but I was missing dependencies and wasn't sure where to get them.

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Hey Alan!

Did you have a problem with grub saying there were no valid file
systems found?

Yes. Also I found this fix for grub at the LFS site;

https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/patches/lfs/development/grub-2.06-upstream_fixes-1.patch

Turns out that it requires patching for the new e2fsprogs-1.47.0 which I forgot I updated. So the git version is no longer required.

I actually tried building grub from git but I was missing
dependencies and wasn't sure where to get them.

That sounds weird. Which version of git?

Life is good,
Maurice

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^^ ^^ ^^ ^^
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Did you have a problem with grub saying there were no valid file
systems found?

Yes. Also I found this fix for grub at the LFS site;

https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/patches/lfs/development/grub-2.06-upstream_f ixes-1.patch

I never saw the patch, I'll have to keep my eyes open wider!

Turns out that it requires patching for the new e2fsprogs-1.47.0 which I forgot I updated. So the git version is no longer required.

That's good news. I might just have to go back and update again before I get too deep in.

I actually tried building grub from git but I was missing
dependencies and wasn't sure where to get them.

That sounds weird. Which version of git?

I was using the git version on a slackware-current live DVD. I didn't check the version but slackware current tends to be upto date.

When I did the git clone of grub it grabbed the source from master. When I ran ./configure it said I needed gnulib (if I remember correctly). I wasn't sure where to get that or how to build it, or if it would work so I bailed.

Sure wish I new about or saw the patch!

Life is good,
Maurice

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(\ /) /) (\
^^ ^^ ^^ ^^
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Yes. Also I found this fix for grub at the LFS site;

https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/patches/lfs/development/grub-2.06-upstream_f ixes-1.patch

I checked my sources directory and there is no patch in there. It must have just landed.

Turns out that it requires patching for the new e2fsprogs-1.47.0 which I forgot I updated. So the git version is no longer required.

OK, a brand new issue that caught me by surprise.

I still have the full archive of lfs so I'll fix that up in 30 minutes. :)

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Hey Alan!

I was using the git version on a slackware-current live DVD.

That should be fine although I've never tried git on any of the live releases.

When I ran ./configure it said I needed gnulib

AHA! You need to run ./bootstrap first. That will take care of gnulib which will become part of the source optimized for whatever ./bootstrap finds interesting.

Life is good,
Maurice

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When I ran ./configure it said I needed gnulib

AHA! You need to run ./bootstrap first. That will take care of gnulib which will become part of the source optimized for whatever ./bootstrap finds interesting.

If I remember right (and I may not) I ran ./bootstrap and then ./configure but it couldn't find what was needed and I wasn't sure how to get it.

It's all good now though. Grub builds and runs fine with the patch applied.

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That should be fine although I've never tried git on any of the live releases.

When I ran ./configure it said I needed gnulib

AHA! You need to run ./bootstrap first. That will take care of gnulib which will become part of the source optimized for whatever ./bootstrap finds interesting.

Your right! I just grabbed the grub source on another (slackware) machine here and I ran ./bootstrap and it grabbed gnulib and carried on. I think I ran ./autogen.sh before but I should have let ./bootstap do that.

It found a lot of dependecies on that machine and took quite a while to run compared to building in the lfs chroot.

One day I am going to see if I can get the starfield theme working.

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On 20 Feb 2023, Alan Ianson said the following...

A bit of a rodeo but I'm back in business. From what I gather after reading a bit of google searches grub looks these newer file systems and sees features it doesn't recognize so it fails bummer. I'm hoping for a

Go going man. I don't often successfully survive issues involving grub. It usually involves a reinstall :-( Glad you survived.

I installed the Kali debian based package today in a VMware vm. There is a lot of real useful software included. Fun.

... THE fIRST sTEP iS tO tAKE oFF tHE cAPS lOCK

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A bit of a rodeo but I'm back in business. From what I gather after
reading a bit of google searches grub looks these newer file systems and
sees features it doesn't recognize so it fails bummer. I'm hoping for a

Go going man. I don't often successfully survive issues involving grub. It usually involves a reinstall :-( Glad you survived.

Yep, I survived after jumping a small hurdle.

This issue will only affect folks who use the newest e2fsprogs to create a new file system. Rolling releases like archlinux are going to have to keep an eye out for that and get the patch applied to grub or they will have issues.

One nice thing about stable releases is that these things are solved before a new stable release.

I installed the Kali debian based package today in a VMware vm. There is a lot of real useful software included. Fun.

Definately, have fun no matter what OS you use.

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Hey Alan!

I just grabbed the grub source on another (slackware) machine here
and I ran ./bootstrap and it grabbed gnulib and carried on.

Excellent. You had me worried there for a second.

It found a lot of dependecies on that machine and took quite a
while to run compared to building in the lfs chroot.

Yes but you only have to run ./bootstrap the first time. You could make a tarball from the resulting source after running ./bootstrap and thus save yourself building time on other targets or future from scratch builds.

One day I am going to see if I can get the starfield theme working.

Is that a planetarium type thingy?

Life is good,
Maurice

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(\ /) (\ /)
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I just grabbed the grub source on another (slackware) machine here
and I ran ./bootstrap and it grabbed gnulib and carried on.

Excellent. You had me worried there for a second.

Yes, next time I'll know better.. ;)

It found a lot of dependecies on that machine and took quite a
while to run compared to building in the lfs chroot.

Yes but you only have to run ./bootstrap the first time. You could make a tarball from the resulting source after running ./bootstrap and thus save yourself building time on other targets or future from scratch builds.

That was my plan, just tar.gz it up and put it in the /mnt/lfs/sources directory and carry on.

Sometimes I inspire myself to do better.

One day I am going to see if I can get the starfield theme working.

Is that a planetarium type thingy?

I think I have seen it years ago but I don't quite remember now. It just displays an image on the screen and puts the grub menu on top of it.

Totally unimportant but a nice touch.

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Hey Alan!

It just displays an image on the screen and puts the grub menu on top of it.

I've seen things like that. Also a fb init thingy but I forget now what it was called.

Totally unimportant but a nice touch.

That sometimes works for me. ;-)

Life is good,
Maurice

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Hello Alan!

15 Feb 2023 18:25, Alan Ianson wrote to Maurice Kinal:

No kidding. Just ran into a glitch with grub on both uefi and legacy
with kv-6.1.12 so rather than downgrade the kernel I opted out for taking
a grub-git out for a cruise. It worked!!! I just got it working about
half an hour ago and am currently bringing everything back into sync on
this overpriced toy.

kv-6.1.12? I'll have to go grab it.

that was yesterday :=)

At the moment LFS has the boot but if I run into trouble I'll boot
with slackware.

so slack does work sometimes ? :)

What a pain but I think it'll be worth it.

Yep, I am just working on some depenencies for the desktop. I'm going
to have a go at getting xorg and friends installed tonight. If I
succeed I'll be building an xfce desktop tomorrow.

+1

I just updated the kernel to 6.1.9 earlier today and I see
penguins here on my bios boot machine.

No love here yet but closing in on it. I currently have two legacy
machines I can try it out on. I figure by the weekend I *should* have a
working legacy boot but no promises on boot penguins as both are i915. I
may switch one to a uefi later.

I don't see the penguins until the screen goes blank (kernel
modesetting I think) and then they show up after that. I never saw
them until I added the nouveau module.

let the penguins live in south pole :)

I have the boot logo selected in ..
make menuconfig -> Device Drivers -> Graphics support
It's right at the bottom.

zgrep LOGO /proc/config.gz


Regards Benny

... too late to die young :)

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Hey Benny!

that was yesterday :=)

:r /proc/version

Linux version 6.2.1 (root@motorshed) (gcc (GCC) 12.2.0, GNU ld (GNU Binutils) 2.40) #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Sat Feb 25 19:22:13 UTC 2023

Life is good,
Maurice

-o o- -o o- -o o- -o o- -o o- o- o- -o o- o- o-
(\ /) (\ /) (\ /) (\ /) (\ /) /) /) (\ /) /) /)
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kv-6.1.12? I'll have to go grab it.

that was yesterday :=)

Yes, kv-6.2.1 is building as we speak.. ;)

so slack does work sometimes ? :)

Slackware works all the time. It is brilliant.

let the penguins live in south pole :)

I have penguins now.

I was just looking at the golded source and there is an ebuild in the contrib directory. Have you ever tried that? It may be old, I'm not sure.

I recently redid my partition scheme here and I added a space for gentoo on it. There is no file system on it yet but when I get some stuff out of the way I plan to do that and have a fresh look at gentoo.

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Hey Benny!

that was yesterday :=)

:r /proc/version

Linux version 6.2.1 (root@motorshed) (gcc (GCC) 12.2.0, GNU ld (GNU Binutils) 2.40) #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Sat Feb 25 19:22:13 UTC 2023

I knew you'd be on that! :)

One thing I noticed when I ran make oldconfig is that the nfs v4 server is enabled by default now. I was thinking of enabling that for a look but so far I have stuck with v3. Look like v4 is on now.

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Hey Alan!

I knew you'd be on that! :)

I couldn't resist. On the plus side, everything is still working including the patched grub, although I am seriously thinking of switching back to the git grub just so I'm ready when it finally gets updated. I am guessing a new version isn't too far away.

One thing I noticed when I ran make oldconfig is that the nfs v4
server is enabled by default now.

My neighbour "He who is Paul" says that he was enabling all versions when he last used nfs. Like me he now uses sshfs instead since it is far less complicated to set up and use. I never used nfs that much way back when and quit looking at it back in the late 1990's.

Life is good,
Maurice

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(\ (\ /) (\
^^ ^^ ^^ ^^
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Do not betray a dear friend, but always hold to the right way.
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One thing I noticed when I ran make oldconfig is that the nfs v4
server is enabled by default now.

nfs is still working as expected here. I haven't told either side to use v3 or v4 but they connect fine. There is no mention in the logs what version they use but it's happy whatever it is.

My neighbour "He who is Paul" says that he was enabling all versions when he last used nfs. Like me he now uses sshfs instead since it is far less complicated to set up and use. I never used nfs that much way back when and quit looking at it back in the late 1990's.

I have all of that installed but none of it configured. Maybe I should get to it.

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