[00:45] <enigma9o7> the main thing i see is a lot of stuff about arch=x86, whereas I'm trying to build for amd64...  is that perhaps relevant?
[02:41] <enigma9o7> 'make clean' doesn't seem to make it completely clena, like now i have a debian folder but I'm 99% sure it didnt start that way, as well as several files have appeared in parent dir
[04:09] <enigma9o7> As I couldn't get any further, I decided to start over without commetning that build rules line, and backported dpkg-dev from focal.   So far, so good.    Was glad didn't have to backport anything else to build/install focal's dpkg-dev.
[04:10] <enigma9o7> (I first tried noble's then jammy's, both of which would have in fact required backporting additional stuff). 
[05:04] <enigma9o7> :( https://paste.debian.net/plain/1301033
[05:15] <enigma9o7> Still arch=x86 and  *** No rule to make target 'debian/canonical-certs.pem', needed by 'certs/x509_certificate_list'. 
[05:33] <enigma9o7> Solved the certificates.
[11:35] <Guest46> hello
[11:35] <Guest46> here the debian files are gone
[11:35] <Guest46> https://kernel.ubuntu.com/mainline/v6.2.16/
[11:35] <Guest46> very old kernel version it's still there
[11:35] <Guest46> https://kernel.ubuntu.com/mainline/v6.2/
[11:35] <Guest46> does anyone know if ubuntu has archive portal for above? cant find it
[11:39] <xnox> as lunar release is dead, and that kernel is dead too, we have no ability to rebuild them anymore.
[11:40] <xnox> so it seems like rebuild request was submitted but will never complete
[11:40] <xnox> please note none of these are supported, and are just a debug tool
[11:43] <Guest46> it was actually there last november, but gone. probably wiped out during a new rebuild request?
[11:43] <Guest46> so that's why i was hoping ubuntu might have some archive server
[11:46] <ogra> not for debug stuff like this (as xnox mentioned above, these kernels are not for using them in any way in a production system)
[11:53] <xnox> Guest46: i cannot confirm, but i suspect it didn't make it across server move.
[15:43] <enigma9o7> My kernel build seems to be g oing pretty well.  It had gone a few hours when i went to bed, hoping to find it complete this morning, but instead it failed, but for a reason I completely understand... I ran out of disk space!  I was doing this on my SSD so just spent the past 20 minutes deleting stuff I dont need and moving stuff that doesnt matter where it is to my HD, and cleared about 10GB.  I wonder if that'll be enough to finish?  Its 
[15:43] <enigma9o7> int he middle of drivers right now.  Anyways, we'll see, cuz I've cleaned up all the stuff that's easy to delete/move.
[15:48] <enigma9o7> Also curious how long this will actually take!  This is an old pc, first gen i7 with 4x2 cores, and it's running all 8 at practically 100%.  (I'm actually impressed my pc is still fairly responsive while doing this too).  Still plenty of free memory and no swap used so that's not slowing things down.  
[16:29] <arighi> enigma9o7, yay! all good news so far
[16:55] <enigma9o7> Okay so that arch=x86 isn't ap roblem?
[16:55] <enigma9o7> That's the one thing I wasn't sure of, if I'm gunna get done and have a 32-bit kernel.
[17:57] <jeremy31> enigma9o7: 32 bit might be arch i386
[18:02] <enigma9o7> ok.  to be clear, i want amd64.  I just see it saying arch=x86 in the output druing build, so was concerned I might be accidentally building for 32-bit.  
[18:03] <enigma9o7> its still going tho... 3+ hours last night, almost 3 so far today...  no idea how long this is gunna take.
[18:04] <enigma9o7> plus it used up the 10GB I'd cleared fo rit this morning, I noticed before it ran out and cleared some more.  No idea how much free space I need either, my google fu had originally told me 10GB but obviously that's not right.
[18:41] <enigma9o7> anyways seems its amd64 cuz its now finally building the actual deb pacakges and i see their filenames end in amd64, so relieved I don't have to start over :)
[19:10] <enigma9o7> Success, gunna reboot into it now, thanks again for help.