12:31 <chadmed> hmmm chaos_princess that cflag filter is not filtering

12:31 <chadmed> like its not filtering my ldflags despite them being passed into the filter

12:32 <chaos_princess> right, because you are not filtering them out

12:32 <chaos_princess> you need to reset the variable

12:32 <chaos_princess> it only echos the new flags, it does not change the variable

12:32 <chadmed> oh duh

12:33 <chadmed> "guys heres your problem youre dereferencing a null pointer"

12:34 <chadmed> huh but it worked on the studio... whats different

12:43 <chadmed> ah once again our good friend undocumented cmake features

21:53 <chaos_princess> sam_: Hi, so in order for fex to work it needs a "rootfs", basically a slightly modified copy of the host distro, but x86 instead of arm. I am looking at how to build a gentoo-based one, and for reasons, i'd prefer to grab as many packages as possible from binhost. How should i set up the rootfs system so it matches what binhost builds, and do you have any suggestions on how to

21:53 <chaos_princess> implement the whole thing correctly?

22:45 <chadmed> use catalyst

22:45 <chadmed> https://git.chadmed.au/chadmed/gentoo-asahi-releng

22:45 <chadmed> do this but for amd64 multilib

22:46 <chadmed> and instead of building an installcd at stage2 build a stage3 or 4 tarball (or eventually squashfs once krun supports that)

22:55 <chaos_princess> does that build the packages or pull them from binhost

23:12 <chadmed> theres a config switch somewhere otherwise it will build them in the first instance and then cache them a la binhost

23:13 <chadmed> you can just configure the "guest" make.conf to use binhost tho

23:36 <chadmed_> chaos_princess: you can put `binhost = "https://gentoo.osuosl.org/releases/"` in your catalyst.conf

23:36 <chadmed_> replace that url with whatever mirror you wanna use

23:36 <chadmed_> lazy copy-paste from the wiki

23:37 <chadmed_> come chill in #gentoo-releng if you have catalyst questions, the docs are a bit shit and it can be a pain to set up (hence builder.sh in my repo)