bedrock, added devuan strata, can't get kernel
I installed a Buildroot system. This is a very minimal Linux that is mostly just busybox. Nonetheless, it can get on-line (cable, not wifi) and it can run the bedrock installer script just fine. Note, a separate Linux manages the boot loader and this provides the kernel for the Buildroot (now bedrock) system, for now.
I then added a Devuan (fork of Debian with no systemd) strata, with the intent to eventually have Devuan provide its own initramdisk & kernel. One problem: I can't find the kernel. There is a /lib/modules for that kernel, but no Devuan vmlinuz its boot dir. I tried several packages that should have had the kernel but I can't find it. I did install a kernel source package but honestly I'd rather use the already-compiled stock Devuan kernel. My problem is, I do not know if this is a Devuan problem or a bedrock problem. Can I please get a clue? :p What I mean is, does a strata fetch bring in the kernel? Did Bedrock then eat it? I know i installed the kernel later but ... did Bedrock then eat it? Thank you. |
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Thank you for the reply. I'll have to do a fresh install of Devuan in a different way, then when that is working and stable, *then* I'll bedrock it. I think the lession I am learning here is that Bedrock cannot eliminate the need to actually learn how things are done within each distro. |
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The notable exception is pmm which should help a bit with this specific workflow once it's ready. You'll be able to query it for things like "which <stratum>/<package-manager> packages provide `/boot/*vmlinu*` files" without really needing to know the package manager's specific syntax. However, there could definitely be quirky distro- or package-manager-specific things which would keep this from working universally. |
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You're welcome
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