| # 01:50:46 | bhundven | Well, I finally got past building ncurses on MacOS arm64 |
| # 01:51:42 | bhundven | cpackham[m]: I had to revert this commit to get it to work: https://gitlab.com/crosstool-ng/crosstool-ng/-/commit/8ee3089202dc5f053cef8f1e5244f3212401a667 |
| # 01:54:25 | bhundven | idk why I used the gitlab link |
| # 01:54:26 | bhundven | https://github.com/crosstool-ng/crosstool-ng/commit/8ee3089202dc5f053cef8f1e5244f3212401a667 |
| # 01:59:10 | bhundven | Eh, it fails now on installing ncurses for host... I'm going to break for the night. |
| # 02:18:13 | bhundven | Also, before I run away, maybe we should be syncing up our kconfig with buildroot instead of the linux kernel. |
| # 02:18:41 | bhundven | ¯\_(ã)_/¯ |
| # 08:05:38 | milkylainen | Why sync kconfig with buildroot instead of the linux kernel? |
| # 08:05:41 | milkylainen | Just curious. |
| # 09:26:10 | ctngbot | quits : Ping timeout: 250 seconds |
| # 09:35:44 | ctngbot | joins #crosstool-ng |
| # 15:36:31 | bhundven | because things broke really bad with the latest kconfig update. Yann E. MORIN, who created crosstool-ng was the linux kernel maintainer of kconfig for some time. He and I talked about making an "external kconfig" that could be maintained separately from the linux kernel, buildroot, and crosstool-ng... but he is no longer the maintainer of kconfig. And the buildroot kconfig is stable and does what it needs to do. |