Using open models to reverse-engineer a Surface Pro Linux kernel build, almost done
vincent_koc · x · 2026-11-10
Vincent Koc shares that an open-model-driven reverse-engineering workflow is nearly done building an Omarchy Linux kernel for the latest Surface Pro. He jokes the last time he compiled a kernel was as a kid on an ancient Mac, and plans to upstream the results — a compelling demo of using open models to automate painful hardware-compat work.
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