m1n1 user guide: document build/kmutil target#266
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Introduced in AsahiLinux/m1n1#573, simplifying the amount of manual steps a lot. Signed-off-by: Florian Klink <flokli@flokli.de>
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I'm planning to extend this to |
Are you ok with landing this as-is, and updating the docs later? Or you want to keep this open until that's landed? |
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AsahiLinux/m1n1#601 has the kmutil script server |
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Ok, can you cherry pick my commit into there and update it? Probably makes more sense. |
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I don't follow the comment about cherry-picking. docs and m1n1 are separate repositories. Please update this PR once AsahiLinux/m1n1#601 is merged
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while somewhat helpful the ip command looks a little odd here. I would expect anyone using this to be familiar with their local network. kmutil.py itself could print network info at startup. I'm not going to implement that but would accept PRs.
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| m1n1 stage 1 release builds packaged with the Asahi Linux Installer have both of those options set. m1n1 stage 2 release builds packaged by distros should just have `RELEASE=1` (since they do not need to chainload further) and thus do not need Rust to build. | ||
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| ### kmutil target |
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please update for the kmutil.py script
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| If you used the `build/kmutil` target above, you can also: | ||
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with kmutil.py the URL could be simplified to HOST:8000.
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Introduced in AsahiLinux/m1n1#573, simplifying the amount of manual steps a lot.