Failed to find module 'macsmc_rtkit'

[steals]

I've updated the script to the latest version and running it on the latest Asahi Fedora 43 on MacBook Air M1
The script finished, but at the very end there is an error dracut-install: Failed to find module 'macsmc_rtkit'

Complete!
### Cleaning up
### Mounting usb partitions and copying files
rsync -aHAX --exclude '/efi/*' mkosi.output/image/boot/ /home/steals/Downloads/asahi-fedora-usb/mnt_usb/boot
rsync -aH mkosi.output/image/boot/efi/ /home/steals/Downloads/asahi-fedora-usb/mnt_usb/boot/efi
### Setting uuids for partitions in /etc/fstab
### Running systemd-machine-id-setup
Initializing machine ID from random generator.
### Creating BLS (/boot/loader/entries/) entry

### Generating GRUB config
Generating grub configuration file ...
done
### Enabling system services
### Disabling systemd-firstboot
### SElinux labeling filesystem
/ 100.0%

1k
### Fix sdhci_pci problem
dracut[W]: Running in hostonly mode in a container!
dracut-install: Failed to find module 'macsmc_rtkit'
dracut[E]: FAILED:  /usr/lib/dracut/dracut-install -D /var/tmp/dracut.d0DIAU7/initramfs --kerneldir /usr/lib/modules/6.17.12-400.asahi.fc43.aarch64+16k -m apple_mailbox nvme_apple pinctrl_apple_gpio macsmc macsmc_rtkit i2c_apple tps6598x apple_dart dwc3 dwc3_of_simple xhci_pci pcie_apple gpio_macsmc spi_apple spi_hid_apple spi_hid_apple_of rtc_macsmc simple_mfd_spmi spmi_apple_controller nvmem_spmi_mfd apple_dockchannel dockchannel_hid apple_rtkit_helper vfat loop uas usb_storage

### Cleanup
### Unmounting usb partitions
### Done

Full Log: https://pastebin.com/CXk9gj6P

[steals]

I guess this error can be ignored as I was able to boot from the usb stick prepared by this script.

[leifliddy]

No worries. It works for me too. This weekend I'll tsee if there's a way to mitigate that error in some way.
I do need to update the instructions on how to boot from the usb drive. The bootmenu u-boot cmd no longer works.
In fact, I'm not sure how to boot it from u-boot any longer. What's bizarre is that if I have the usb drive plugged in -- that will be the (Linux) drive the system boots from. To be honest. I'm not sure why that's happening. I'll try and sort it out though...

[literallylara]

@leifliddy Ran into the same problem with the usb boot. I managed to boot via:

• bootflow select <seq>
• where <seq> is the id of the usb mass storage listed in bootflow scan -l
• Verify it was properly selected by bootflow info.
• Then after selecting I did bootflow boot.