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@Democrab

I'm waiting for a second version of the patches in this issue: https://github.com/zen-kernel/zen-kernel/issues/150

There's a lot of discussion about them so I'd rather merge the v2 rather than v1.

Given the amount of desktop users who game and the fact that this is orientated for desktop users, is there any chance of incorporating Valve's fsync kernel patches into this? I've been adding them in myself with great success in the games I've been playing via Proton.

@wailord284, just added the cpio make dependency and bumped the version.

Hi, Can you please add cpio as a dependency? I get this error without it:

./kernel/gen_kheaders.sh: line 77: cpio: command not found make[1]: [kernel/Makefile:132: kernel/kheaders_data.tar.xz] Error 127 make[1]: Waiting for unfinished jobs....

Thank you

Thanks for looking into it! I appropriate it greatly!!

Done, just pushed out a new commit. No need to bump the pkgrel since the change is technically a no-op if you use makepkg. Any new build of this package will include the change, so yay users should get the benefits immediately.

@damentz:

Sure. We could drop pkgver() if you want.

@sir_lucjan, I separated the commit to change pkgver() from the update to the version updates, so we're still tracking the latest version of Liquorix despite your revert.

According to the wiki, if you define a pkgver() function, it'll be used to automatically update pkgver on execution of makepkg with the code you define. How about we just delete the function entirely then? I don't use that code myself, so all it does is interfere with the value I put into pkgver.

@Freso

Currently pkgver() generates the correct version number because regardless of the position in PKGBUILD it starts anyway after the prepare() function where these values are declared. If prepare() was following pkgver() then you would be absolutely right. pkgver() is before prepare() in PKGBUILD only for cosmetic reasons and it doesn't matter for the operation; anyway it is after prepare() and before build().

I don’t think $_minor and $_patchrel get carried over from prepare() to other functions (such as pkgver()). You may need to define them again inside pkgver().