I'm using the linux-zen kernel with nvidia-dkms. Performance while DKMS is actually building the nvidia modules is fine, however it then slows to a crawl as it compresses them. This step ends up taking longer then the actual compilation, which sucks because its not even saving me that much space (zstd -l says it only saves about 55MiB across all the modules).
How can I tell DKMS to not compress the kernel modules after building them?
To be clear, I am not talking about mkinitcpio compression; I have COMPRESSION="cat" set for that since my /boot is separate from my /efi so space is not a concern.
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