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<kidplayer666>
Is it expected for DRM not to work on websites on Asahi or is this abnormal
<leio>
you might need widevine, for which there's an installer now that you need to run; I don't know the exact details for it on fedora or such though
<leio>
think new installs at some point (maybe already, maybe soon) might be doing this on install time, but old installs would need it ran manually I suppose
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<kidplayer666>
just used it and it worked
<kidplayer666>
leio: thanks
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<mps>
tiny-dfr fail to start on alpine with last kernel
<mps>
does it work on other non-musl distros
<ChaosPrincess>
how exactly does it fail
<mps>
this is error message 'thread 'main' panicked at 'called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: Os { code: 2, kind: NotFound, message: "No such file or directory" }', src/main.rs:199:91'
<j`ey>
I hate that rust's defaults for that don't include the file name
<ChaosPrincess>
do you have uinput in your kernel
<mps>
I think yes
<ChaosPrincess>
are you sure
<ChaosPrincess>
can you check if the file is present
<j`ey>
/dev/uinput
<mps>
CONFIG_INPUT_UINPUT=m
<ChaosPrincess>
is the module loaded and is the file present?
<mps>
oh, module is there but not loaded
<mps>
ohm, I upgraded machine and forgot to add uinput module to /etc/modules
<mps>
thank for help
<mps>
and sorry for annoying
<ChaosPrincess>
since i tend to run custom kernels, how do linux apps usually deal with needing some module that is not loaded, do they modprobe from the app or what?
<tpw_rules>
i've never seen anything do that
<mps>
I would put it in init scripts, have no better idea
<leio>
in many cases things just auto-load on need and/or hardware presence somehow, some dark magic :)
<mps>
I guess if something tries to open /dev/uinput and file doesn't exists kernel should try to load module
<leio>
chadmed: btw, instead of ${PN}-${PV} you could just do ${P}
<leio>
I guess in that case it only exists with devtmpfs when something makes it?
<mps>
yes, but all modern linuxes uses devtmpfs anyway
<leio>
I meant that devtmpfs probably makes the device node when some module provides it
<mps>
ah, ok
<leio>
I'm just guessing though until the people more in the know about kernel speak up :)
<mps>
long time didn't used system with /dev on real FS but iirc kernel will also create node there
<mps>
have to refresh memory
<leio>
devtmpfs is the kernel component making nodes there
<leio>
used to be udev in userspace until devtmpfs, now udev works on top
<mps>
hm, I don't use udev
<mps>
long ago I wrote few kernel modules for my $day_job then, but nowadays a lot is changed about them so I practically don't know how they works
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