How to use custom kernel to build ISO?

[iiowoii3389]

How to use custom kernel to build ISO?

[boredland]

a bit more context could be helpful. I guess you tried just switching the kernel parameter out against your custom one? which one is it? is it list in our repos? if not, is it inside another repo our how should it be retrieved?

[iiowoii3389]

a bit more context could be helpful. I guess you tried just switching the kernel parameter out against your custom one? which one is it? is it list in our repos? if not, is it inside another repo our how should it be retrieved?

Upload the custom kernel source code to my GitHub repository. Pull my custom kernel source code when building ISO using GitHub action.

[boredland]

uh, I fear that won't work. other kernels are distributed as packages - afaik what is the only way. that being said: a custom repository can be configured to be used and it is straightforward to set up (look up repo-add)

[iiowoii3389]

uh, I fear that won't work. other kernels are distributed as packages - afaik what is the only way. that being said: a custom repository can be configured to be used and it is straightforward to set up (look up repo-add)

Is it to build the kernel into a package, create a custom repo, and then download and install it when building the iso? How to build the kernel into a package？

[boredland]

The kernel package source code is on Gitlab:

https://gitlab.manjaro.org/packages/core/linux60

Packages can be built using the makepkg cli.