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Patch file got renamed again :P

s/more-uarches-for-gcc-v11-and-kernel-5.8+.patch/more-uarches-for-kernel-5.8+.patch/

Looks like the Graysky GCC patch file was renamed as of this commit: https://github.com/graysky2/kernel_gcc_patch/commit/cced8de3e769833194ee2bf6da1a7fafe39806de

So the PKGBUILD should reference "more-uarches-for-gcc-v10-and-kernel-5.8+.patch" instead of "enable_additional_cpu_optimizations_for_gcc_v10.1+_kernel_v5.8+".

@bobpaul

Hmmm. Thanks. Will do that.

~~make defconfig should create a default .config and then you can compare it with the config you want to use and it probably won't be very fun. ~~ (Edit: Actually, I don't think that's a thing. Things that aren't defined as Y, N, or M in the config are just left as "undefined". But the suggestion below is good, and it looks like linux-git and other linux packages on aur do that:)

But in this case, it looks like the config you're providing has a lot of commented lines. You could simply delete all comments and blank lines. Lines like # CONFIG_KERNEL_GZIP is not set represent a feature that's available in the code base, but not configured. Removing all empty and commented lines reduces the file to 205K. Something like grep -v '^#' big_config | grep -v '^$' > config

Also, for a single file it's somewhat preferable to avoid tar and use gzip directly to produce a config.gz, since tools like vim/emacs, zdiff, zgrep, zless, zcat, etc can directly read a gzipped text file. That's why you never see *.tar.gz archives in /var/log/

@bobpaul

So I suppose also not ideal, but another option would be to remove some kernel config options that match the default config.

Don't have the technical knowledge on how to do that.

I'm not sure which options are default config, considering that the Arch devs have many non-default kernel options.

So I suppose also not ideal, but another option would be to remove some kernel config options that match the default config.

Compressed the config file, so it fits within the 250KiB blob limit... :|

Currently cannot update due to https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/68997

@bobpaul

Please report upstream ~ I'm unable to do anything about this.