Stoney Kernel arch linux

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Can anyone give me a guide to install the StoneyRidge custom kernel on arch linux?

Thanks

gvalue

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  1. Download stoney kernel (https://fs.nightcore.monster/chromebook/stoney/kernel/latest.tar.xz)
  2. Copy/move stoney/vmlinuz-6.6.16-stoney to /boot
  3. Copy/move stoney/modules/lib/modules/6.6.16-stoney to /usr/lib/modules
  4. Run kernel-install add 6.6.16-stoney /boot/vmlinuz-6.6.16-stoney
  5. Reboot and select stoney kernel in GRUB menu
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Could I please have some help? I have tried using this guide, but I am having issues with moving the files. I have tried dragging the vmlinuz to boot, but it doesn’t let me. Then I tried using the mv command, and it removed it from the stoney file, but I could not see it in the boot file.

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sudo mv stoney/vmlinuz-6.6.16-stoney /boot
In terminal, you will need sudo to have permissions to access that directory

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my dad told me that downloading prebuilt kernels is super unsafe, can anyone let me know if this is a good one? i know it was recommended by weirdtreething in their audio setup script, but still

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Do we know if the stoney kernel will be updated with any regularity?

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I think i found one latest version of the kernel

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here:Enable binderfs · chrultrabook/stoney-kernel@2896132 · GitHub
Please check artifacts.You need account to access that file.

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Sorry, I don’t follow. I have a GitHub account and logged in to look at that post. All I see is that it shows the stoney-kernel artifact is expired.
I am wondering if the original compiler or maintainer of the kernel is on this forum anywhere and if s/he will update it past 6.6.

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https://fs.nightcore.monster/chromebook/stoney/kernel/latest.tar.xz is down.

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I finally got the kernel to install i had to update grub first but when i boot into it it doesnt load it just black screen how do i fix this?

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For Ubuntu “Plucky,” you have to install the deb files from here: Index of /stoneyridge-kernel/ubuntu-6.14.0-15.15_all/ Then, delete the vmlinuz file for the previous kernel from the /boot folder and run “sudo update-grub.”

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is it just this? or first this steps then the steps above? would really appreciate if you can give me a step by step guide for plucky.

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Forgot to mention, I also think you have to delete the “config” file and the “system.map” file that match your previous kernel. Other than that and any files in the main /boot folder that match the kernel number, that’s basically it.

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Sorry, made a mistake. Instead of installing the deb files from the link provided, get the one here and install it: https://github.com/GamePlayer-8/stoney-kernel/releases/download/v1.0.1/kernel-debian.deb