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A bit of guidance #1

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reinismu opened this issue Sep 2, 2019 · 8 comments
Open

A bit of guidance #1

reinismu opened this issue Sep 2, 2019 · 8 comments

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@reinismu
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reinismu commented Sep 2, 2019

Respect for your work, but could you give a bit of guidance on how to get till running linux with this? Have been through multiple wikis now and I still cant grasp it.

I see you put all modules here https://packages.aunali1.com/archlinux/mbp/x86_64/ is there a way to build linux using them? As I recall you need to have bzImage to start up linux

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aunali1 commented Sep 12, 2019

Hi,

The files present at https://packages.aunali1.com/archlinux/mbp/x86_64/ are compiled binary packages for Arch Linux based distros. They contain the necessary kernel and supporting headers/documentation. As they follow Arch Linux conventions there are three packages:

  • linux-mbp - The actual kernel binary vmlinuz-linux-mbp and associated loadable modules
  • linux-mbp-headers - Exported headers used by DKMS (i.e. @roadrunner2's apple-ib-tb driver) or userspace utilities
  • linux-mbp-docs - Generated kernel internals documentation

In order to actually use the packages you would need to add an entry to your /etc/pacman.conf file as follows:

[mbp]
server = https://packages.aunali1.com/archlinux/$repo/$arch

If you are interested in compiling the Arch Linux kernel package manually, you can use the command $ makepkg -s. This will generate the files that you find in https://packages.aunali1.com/archlinux/mbp/x86_64/.

@TRPB
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TRPB commented Sep 16, 2019

It would be useful to tell us the best way to get this kernel running on the live usb so we can see the nvme drive for installation.

@Xiang-Pan
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Is there some guidance of installing archlinux on mbp2019?
I have installed archlinux on someother normcal pc. However, I can not deal with the installation on mac. I have tired servel distribution(manjaro,arch,elementary OS).
pls, help the poor boy!

@TRPB
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TRPB commented Oct 10, 2019

I put up a guide for arch here: https://gist.github.com/TRPB/437f663b545d23cc8a2073253c774be3

@fl4co
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fl4co commented Nov 4, 2019

Why not putting it in the AUR too?

@gbrow004
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I created a guide for ubuntu: https://gist.github.com/gbrow004/096f845c8fe8d03ef9009fbb87b781a4

@zhiyuanzhai
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Well... Is it possible to provide a GPG key in your site?
It's not of much importance but I think it's more elegant not to set SigLevel to Never.

@aunali1
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aunali1 commented Jul 28, 2020

@zhiyuanzhai https://pgp.key-server.io/pks/lookup?op=get&fingerprint=on&search=0x7F9B8FC29F78B339. In general, pacman notifies you to import said keys during installation of packages.

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