Hi Blaze, thanks for the addition.
the updated kernel seems to be working fine.
I tried to compile the kernel(6.12.5) using latest kernel builder, and was able to compile it(UI was super easy to go through)
the system boots with the kernel that i compiled by myself, but i'm unable to use keyboard, it's completely unresponsive, touchpad works.
I tried using the kernel that you compiled (same version 6.12.5) and that works without any issues. i don't know what i did wrong.
this is what i did.
- Downloaded mkKernel-24.12.16-noarch-1.xzm and 05-devel.xzm
https://mirrors.dotsrc.org/porteus/x86_ ... -devel.xzm
- booted into live porteus environment using porteus 5.01-lxqt
- activated devel and mkKernel one by one
- opened mkKernel and followed below steps
- Selected a folder in "kernel builder directory"(drive type was ext4)
- in "Kernel Version" Selected latest stable kernel of the linux kernel : 6.12.6 from left dropdown and selected 6.12.5 from right dropdown
- in, Build Kernel checked "Download" option, selected "64Bit" "Expand & AUFS PATCH:AUFS" and "compile with prototype config :PROTO" and also checked "Create FW" (clean up option kept unchecked)
- selected iso location in "Select ISO whose kernel will be updated", keeping "keep org" checked.
- checked "crippled_sources" and "000-kernel" and kept "Zstd compress" and "cryptsetup" unchecked, selected "Placement:Slackware"
this builds kernel fine, but it seems that ISO was not modified with latest kernel and also as mentioned, built kernel with these steps renders keyboard unusable.
although kernel provided by you worked fine, i wanted to try to build the kernel by myself. what have i missed here?
also one more thing, the config provided in the mkKernel by default for 6.12 isn't upto date i believe, i tried compiling the kernel with the default config provided in the mkKernel and also with the config provided in the compiled kernel (6.12.5) both didn't work.