Well my primary interest on this distro was to see if the boot-66serv was sufficiently portable to boot a system without initramfs. KISS do not use initramfs, you need to build your own kernel. By default KISS build the program with musl. As proved on Void s6/66 works very well when it compiled with musl, so no problem here.
I got two glitches, the first one come from 66-boot which try to trap the CTRL+ALT+DEL keystroke and fail. I don't know exactly why and i need to investigate a little bit, maybe it's a kernel compilaton issue. So i patched the 66-boot.c file to remove this feature to go ahead.
The second glitch was with the service system-fontnkey which need the setfont and loadkeys API provided by kbd program. As far as it was build the trouble go away.
For the rest all works out of the box
I'm impressed by the low resources used. I can't imagine this system with mdevd instead of udevd :p.
I got two glitches, the first one come from 66-boot which try to trap the CTRL+ALT+DEL keystroke and fail. I don't know exactly why and i need to investigate a little bit, maybe it's a kernel compilaton issue. So i patched the 66-boot.c file to remove this feature to go ahead.
The second glitch was with the service system-fontnkey which need the setfont and loadkeys API provided by kbd program. As far as it was build the trouble go away.
For the rest all works out of the box
I'm impressed by the low resources used. I can't imagine this system with mdevd instead of udevd :p.
