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00:26.49udn44Afaik "/etc/modules" is empty by default on Deb/Dev and so is "/etc/modprobe.d/"
00:27.18udn44do you believe it might be a different /etc/modules used to build initrd?
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00:40.43rrqthere's also /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and /usr/share/initramfs-tools/modules.d/* for modules to load at initrd stage .. start with "man initramfs.conf"
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00:49.44udn44rrq: both are also empty... I believe when you use a cryptloop cipher, mount with a new fs type or try to handle a new protocol or iptables/nft helper, these kernel modules load on demand... I am just wondering who does it, since my understanding was that udevd only reacted to device/hardware based events signaled from the kernel and not from user
00:49.45udn44space tools
00:51.17gnarfaceudn44: look in ls /lib/modules/`uname -r`
00:51.27gnarfaceudn44: sorry to be clear "ls /lib/modules/`uname -r`"
00:51.41gnarfaceudn44: look at the .dep files in there
00:52.00rrqudn44: you might need to follow up the initramfs scripting of the package(s) involved
00:52.14gnarfaceyea, the initramfs has it's own thing, but it's separate
00:52.25gnarfaceit kinda replicates the process
00:52.32udn44yep, I see we have several thousand modules in there... but, is there a userspace tool that loads them or is the kernel loading them directly
00:52.39gnarfacebut modules can still be loaded after boot automatically, the old way, afaik
00:52.56rrqudn44: eg from "dpkg -L $package | grep initramfs"
00:53.41rrqthat scripting has two parts: script for building intramfs and scripts executed duting initrd init
00:53.51rrqduring
00:54.19gnarfaceudn44: this module-init-tools used to be the thing i'm talking about (the one separate from initramfs) but i'm seeing now they seem to have canged it to something called "kmod" as of ceres, at least, not sure about beowulf
00:55.13gnarfaceudn44: yea this ceres install has been upgraded for years.  i'm not sure when module-init-tools went away but it's kmod as of beowulf too
00:58.54udn44lsmod | grep "nf_"
00:59.33gnarfacewrong window?
01:01.23udn44I just cannot understand how these nf modules are not loaded during boot (initramfs) but come up on-demand, *but* without a hardware event hook which is what I thought triggered udev
01:01.57gnarfaceno, it's a software hook event for sure, it comes from the kernel, and i think calls a userspace tool
01:02.04gnarfacei'm not 100% clear on it either
01:02.10gnarfacebut i don't think it invovles udev at all
01:02.15udn44the only search result I get is initram/modules/modprobe or udev
01:02.15gnarfacei could be wrong
01:02.20udn44right, I hope so
01:02.26gnarfacedid you look at the kmod package?
01:02.40gnarfacefor boot it's initramfs tools, but after boot it is probably the kmod package
01:02.56gnarface(though they may be intertwined directly somehow)
01:03.20gnarface(but that only is if you are actually using an initramfs, which is the default but not a strict requirement)
01:03.31udn44yep, but my understanding is that these are user land control tools, there is no running daemon like udevd on kmod
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01:13.46udn44gnar and rrq, thanks for trying, ill keep researching and chime here my findings
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05:55.44Admiral_PurrHello there. Good morning from here. Are all Debian packages available for Devuan?
05:59.12golinuxAdmiral_Purr: All except these: https://pkgmaster.devuan.org/bannedpackages.txt
05:59.27Admiral_PurrThanks. Will have a look.
05:59.40golinuxYou can check available packages here: https://pkginfo.devuan.org/
06:04.07Admiral_PurrGreat
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08:59.36zalckosdoes devuan use the linux-libre kernel? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux-libre
08:59.58zalckosin other words, are there proprietary blobs present by default?
09:02.55zalckosor does it mirror Debian's philosophy? https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/288027/what-are-the-differences-between-debian-linux-kernel-and-linux-libre
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09:06.37xinomilodevuan uses debian kernel
09:08.25zalckosah ok ty
09:10.23xinomilobut you can use linux-libre if you like in devuan too..
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22:57.11rtn0hi
22:57.36rtn0everyone
22:58.09rtn0i heard that devuan does not have an installer. that it needs to be installed "on top of" an existing Debian installation. is that true?
22:58.18golinuxNo
22:58.39golinuxhttps://devuan.org/os/install
22:59.26golinuxFor installation choices see https://devuan.org/get-devuan
23:00.11nemortn0: who said that?
23:00.24rtn0a friend
23:00.47rtn0*visits devuan.org*
23:00.48nemortn0: it did work for me on my cloud host, but not recommended
23:00.57golinuxAn knowledgeable friend
23:01.44nemortn0: does your friend use devuan? ☺
23:01.45golinuxAn UNknowledgeable (stupid spell checker
23:01.53golinux)
23:01.53nemogolinux: I was waiting for the </sarc>
23:02.33golinuxThat's not really sarcasm.  It's a frontal attack
23:05.35nemowell. without the "UN"
23:09.42rtn0no. he uses debian
23:09.47rtn0and so do i... for now...
23:09.53rtn0but i might install devuan
23:10.20rtn0imma let him know.
23:10.27rtn0thx all
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23:27.02rtn0it was my friend CrystalMath. He claims that on older versions of Devuan, it had no installer. was it like that at one point?
23:27.46rtn0on the earliest versions, it just needed to be installed "on top" of Debian, right?
23:28.38nemoI guess if you push any project far enough back in time you can get away with a statement like that
23:28.48nemo"redhat has no installer" "yes it does"
23:29.11nemo"well, in 1996 it was still being manually setup on the first distro machines so I was technically right"
23:32.07nemogolinux: hm. I figured I'd go look to see just how long you guys had been doing installer work
23:32.17nemogolinux: and the repo link off of https://devuan.org/os/source-code 404'd
23:35.49rtn0lol
23:35.58nemohm. at least 3 years back for fsmithred's stuff
23:37.36rtn0ok.
23:37.53rtn0so what versions of Debian are Devuan compatible with? can it be installed on Jessie?
23:38.41nemo"Please read relevant documentation to avoid “unintended consequences”. It is possible to upgrade from Devuan ASCII or migrate from Debian Buster, Stretch or Jessie to Devuan Beowulf."
23:38.45nemooff the frontpage ☺
23:39.01nemoalso https://devuan.org/os/releases
23:39.57nemortn0: could just use the installer to install clean though typically most people just really care about /home
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23:40.57fsmithredI'm pretty sure the valentine iso did not have an installer. That was pre-beta jessie.
23:41.28nemofsmithred: I was just checking commit history on your refracta stuff ☺
23:41.36fsmithredI made unofficial devuan jessie beta live isos that included refractainstaller, and there were official jessie installer isos
23:42.01fsmithredoh, that probably came later
23:42.07fsmithredum
23:42.29fsmithredI guess refracta tools were in repo by the time jessie was released
23:42.52fsmithredcheck github.com for the really old refracta stuff (2011)
23:47.28rtn0oh i can install clean? cool.
23:47.43rtn0thx for answering nemo and fsmithred
23:47.45rtn0bbl
23:48.09rtn0oh and thx golinux too
23:48.13rtn0bbl
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