21:41 <flowriser> I wonder if there's a better way to keep patches organized on a per-device basis

22:08 <steev> ideally you would have as few device specific patches as possible

22:23 <macc24> ^ yes, dealing with them is pain

22:40 <flowriser> Regarding why only the grub on opensuse iso boots my kernel: managed to reproduce it to run grub-mkimage to get a grubaa64.efi file and it doesn't work by default (even though it is built in the same way as in the iso) so the only thing that remains is that somehow a grub module is either blocking or aiding the boot

22:43 <flowriser> which would be funny, all I did was spend like a week for a missing module xD

22:46 <flowriser> and also, loading all modules (as I've tried already) does not work probably cause of conflicts between them

22:46 <steev> i'm not even sure why you are having to load modules in grub

22:48 <flowriser> steev, not entirely sure mysel tbh; Its just the only thing that I could think of in order to reproduce how the .efi file is built

22:48 <flowriser> because the opensuse efi file is of a higher size than the rest because it has more modules already built in

22:49 <flowriser> Its just one of those things that nags me, like why is that file the only one that works on my machine?

23:07 <flowriser> steev, and I have success; it booted with these modules loaded: https://pastebin.com/T7zYH08S

23:22 <flowriser> Uuh, and it gets even more interesting; I tested the same modules with the debian grub and now it boots as well :D