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16 Mar 2022
@j-k:matrix.orgj-k

Some reprodcibility things popping up:

container based build environment stuff - https://ilo.projects.metio.wtf/

container based build environment + trustix-esque trust model - https://pyrsia.io/ being kicked off by jfrog

Pyrsia node providing the build service will create an independent containerized environment to build that package.

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@tpw_rules:matrix.orgtpw_rulesfinally got around to reinvestigating the initrd and it seems gnu cpio is the only thing that makes the archives the kernel wants22:58:29
@tpw_rules:matrix.orgtpw_rulesi emailed a bug report to the cpio folks. not sure if it will go anywhere. 23:01:59
@tpw_rules:matrix.orgtpw_rulesah never mind, bsdtar can do it properly23:24:33
@tpw_rules:matrix.orgtpw_rulesyay, that fixed it: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/16589223:43:25
27 Mar 2022
@tpw_rules:matrix.orgtpw_ruleshttps://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/16589500:00:16
@tpw_rules:matrix.orgtpw_rulesalso someone should fix this: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/6de161729c81dc98e844793cc9c8fda29d5ef62a/pkgs/stdenv/darwin/make-bootstrap-tools.nix#L19000:01:08
@tpw_rules:matrix.orgtpw_rules * also someone should fix this: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/6de161729c81dc98e844793cc9c8fda29d5ef62a/pkgs/stdenv/darwin/make-bootstrap-tools.nix#L190 but i'm not sure i feel qualified. toonn ? 00:01:22
@artturin:matrix.orgartturin tpw_rules: Good job! 03:39:07
@qyliss:fairydust.spaceAlyssa Rosstpw_rules: I've had a cpio patch sitting on the list for months with no responses, so I wouldn't get your hopes up about your bug report12:24:56
@qyliss:fairydust.spaceAlyssa Rossbut glad bsdtar is suitable here instead — it wasn't for the last thing I looked into it for because it couldn't append to an existing archive12:25:31
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@toonn:matrix.orgtoonn tpw_rules: I agree, bzip2 is just outrageously painful. 11:07:57
@toonn:matrix.orgtoonn Is there consensus on what we'd use instead? Lzip, zstd, gzip? 11:08:41
@atemu12:matrix.orgatemu12zstd is pretty much the go-to compressor for general purposes.12:23:47
@toonn:matrix.orgtoonn Motivation for Lzip would be the compression ratio, since the bootstrap tarball isn't updated often. (And it seems to work well for Guix.) 12:31:57
@atemu12:matrix.orgatemu12 toonn: Who decompresses the bootstrap tarball? 12:33:14
@linus.heckemann:matrix.mayflower.deLinux HackermanHm, what's the practical difference between lzip and xz?12:34:18
@toonn:matrix.orgtoonn Anyone building stdenv. 12:34:37
@toonn:matrix.orgtoonn Lzip is a much simpler format with a focus on being suitable for archival. Xz has a bit of a complex format that is more vulnerable to corruption. 12:35:25
@linus.heckemann:matrix.mayflower.deLinux Hackermanhow can a compression format be more or less vulnerable to corruption?12:36:08

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