A quick look shows CONFIG_NVME_FABRICS is not defined (and can't be on it's own - it gets enabled by other options).
Looks like enabling one of NVME_RDMA, NVME_FC, NVME_TCP, NVME_TARGET_LOOP, NVME_TARGET_FCLOOP
will enable CONFIG_NVME_FABRICS and I suspect create the missing module nvme-fabrics.
Are you able to build a kernel with one of those options enabled in .config? Would be interesting to know if that actually makes a difference.
Looks like enabling one of NVME_RDMA, NVME_FC, NVME_TCP, NVME_TARGET_LOOP, NVME_TARGET_FCLOOP
will enable CONFIG_NVME_FABRICS and I suspect create the missing module nvme-fabrics.
Are you able to build a kernel with one of those options enabled in .config? Would be interesting to know if that actually makes a difference.
Statistics: Posted by dom — Mon Jun 24, 2024 10:58 am