Edition-3 Post 2 (booting): profiles for the non root package will be ignored

[a-usr]

In the post about booting it is suggested create a new workspace member for the kernel by moving the src forder and the cargo.toml to a new "kernel" folder, before adding said folder into a new cargo.toml's workspace field. However cargo will Ignore the the profiles inside kernel/cargo.toml, as suggested by this warning from cargo check:

warning: profiles for the non root package will be ignored, specify profiles at the workspace root:
package:   [Path]\kernel\Cargo.toml
workspace: [Path]\Cargo.toml

[ajh123]

Doesn't the post 1 of edition 3 tell you to remove those profiles?

It says:

We still get the error about a missing start language item because the custom target only removed the dependency on the C library.
To remove the dependency on the Rust runtime as well, we can use the #[no_main] attribute.

Before that, we can do a small cleanup.
The x86_64-unknown-none target defaults to panic = "abort", so the we can remove the profile.dev and profile.release tables from our Cargo.toml again.

Those profiles are not needed since the post eventually tells you to use the x86_64-unknown-none target.

This means you did not follow all the steps in the post so you now have a kernel/cargo.toml which doesn't match what the post says.

[a-usr]

I swear I read all the posts multiple times and I still missed this. Thanks anyways, closing this for obvious reasons.