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[Question] How to use a custom kernel for buildiso

Hello! Recently, I've been trying to make a custom ISO for an Artix ISO that I want to use for my laptop that comes with some patches. I was wondering if there was a way to implement another kernel into the ISO with buildiso. I've tried chrooting in, removing the old kernel, and then using the new kernel but that causes many problems, e.g: I can't load my kernel modules. The iso also just loads in with the old kernel which I thought was deleted which is very weird. Are there any ways in order to try and use my own kernel for the Artix ISO with buildiso?
 

Re: [Question] How to use a custom kernel for buildiso

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Are there any ways in order to try and use my own kernel for the Artix ISO with buildiso?
You have to make a custom local repo with your patched kernel package and add that repo to the pacman.conf buildiso uses. Or chroot into the chrootfs of before squashing the image and manually install your kernel.