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from 4.16.8 I have this: https://pastebin.com/rZq02Nii

Updated

@Best I'll fix this within the next 24 hours.

msg2 "Installing files necessary for 3rd party modules such as NVIDIA drivers or OSSv4..."

mkdir -p "${pkgdir}/usr/src/linux-$_kernver/"{arch/x86,include,tools/objtool}

install -D -m755 "${srcdir}/build/tools/objtool/objtool" "${pkgdir}/usr/src/linux-$_kernver/tools/objtool/objtool"

edit fixes it btw

I looked into it a bit, and it's because tools/objtool/objtool is not copied with the header files.

From 4.15.10 or so there is something wrong with the header files. I can not build any modules. Get *** No rule to make target etc..

Does not seem to build properly from 4.14.9. Think it has something to do with the new setting CONFIG_UNWINDER_ORC. I get lots of "warning: objtool: etc..." Hope you can look into it:)

Hello, I've a problem when booting the newly compiled kernel. I always do a custom config kernel so I took 3 day to test if the problem was not related to my kernel config. Sadly no... Every time I try to boot a kernel compiled with -03 GCC Flag I always end being stuck on "Loading initial ramdisk..." with no input working. (I also tested by patching ${srcdir}/Makefile & ${srcdir}/init/Kbuild to modify -O3 to -Ofast (I know -Ofast is -O3 with -ffast-math and other) but both no success. Exact same config but compiled with -O2 work well. My mkinitcpio.conf is using "cat" option (uncompressed ramdisk). Options: Export Mode, Intel CPU support disabled (AMD CPU & GPU), MuQSS enabled, Zen Interactive, 1k Hz, No IO delay, vsyscall native, Virtualization disabled,LZO compression, Extra-minimal Debug (95% disabled). Compiled with GCC 8 (git version Non-multilib) The kernel work like a charm but because I'm a huge fan of micro optimization I would like to compile it with -O3 and maybe -Ofast if possible. (systemd-analyze : 3.545s)

Thanks, for what it's worth, though, the Zen team in IRC should get your praise, I just maintain the PKGBUILD. damentz and heftig, co maintainers, are a couple of the Zen/Liquorix devs though, too.