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| karlisk | 👋 I feel like I'm missing something by overlooking something.... trying to run an akmod build in Copr but it fails with error that some packages could not be found ( https://paste.centos.org/view/a77764f3 ), running the rpmbuild locally works | 09:48:01 |
 FrostyX | karlisk: Hello. I think it works locally for you, because you have enabled RPM Fusion repositories on your computer | 09:52:57 |
| FrostyX | karlisk: you will need to go to your project settings and enable them in the External Repositories textarea. | 09:59:15 |
| karlisk | FrostyX: Thanks, will look into this, right now I'm questioning the necessity of "buildsys-build-rpmfusion-kerneldevpkgs" | 10:09:32 |
 kwizart | karlisk, you need to create your own... | 10:17:52 |
| karlisk | kwizart: oh, I see ... I didn't quite get it at first, but sniffing around a .spec file or two and a coffee break later I see what was it that I overlooked completely | 11:30:47 |
| karlisk | not as simple as I initially thought it'd be | 11:32:00 |
| kwizart | karlisk, this package aimed to control which kernel is supposed to be used, and it's more relevant for rhel and alikes kernel where kABI is involved | 11:33:08 |
| kwizart | for fedora the way it's configured is more like, build against the kernel currently available | 11:33:40 |
| kwizart | but rpmfusion kmod for fedora also have the pre-built kmod disabled by default to only produce an akmod | 11:34:10 |
| karlisk | it all sound just what I'm trying to achieve ... build a RTW8822CE driver for current kernel (at the time of build) the fedora way rather than DKMS way | 11:37:14 |
| kwizart | do you target to use secure boot ? I'm not sure how to deal with that for pre-built kmod yet... | 11:39:50 |
| kwizart | karlisk, feel free to drop by #rpmfusion as this framework is better dealt within our rpmfusion team as kmod are forbidden item in fedora...(but I guess acceptable for copr still) | 11:40:42 |
| karlisk | No secure boot just yet, but there were notes on getting that working in the lwfinger repo for rtw88 ... it didn't seem fully autonomous process and dependant on computer vendor firmware settings available or corporate policy in-effect for the end user | 12:16:43 |
| karlisk | Surprized about kmods being a forbidden item tho | 12:18:46 |
 praiskup | WARNING: the planned outage is about to begin in the following minutes | 13:42:24 |
| praiskup | https://status.fedoraproject.org/ | 13:42:37 |
