Advanced users • Re: Moving Linux Kernel to 6.12

Is that a yes to both questions?

only to the first part (Did pastebinit work before the update to 6.12).
Reverting to 6.6.62 requires me to compile the custom kernel again -> roughly 2 hours on that DUT

You do know that you can get Github to build any kernel for you using our normal workflows? It generally takes about 45mins, and is free. Push multiple branches and they'll all get built in parallel.

Go into your Github Linux repo, select Settings, then Actions. My settings are
"Allow <user>, and select non-<user>, actions and reusable workflows"
"Require approval for first-time contributors"
"Read repository contents and packages permissions"
Any push should trigger the CI build if the branch name starts "rpi-".
I believe using "sudo LINUX_REPO=https://github.com/<user>/linux rpi-update <branch>" will install that CI build for you too. (You probably want to add SKIP_FIRMWARE=1 in there)

The one downside is that it is a clean build every time, so it'll always take ~45mins, even for a one line change.

Statistics: Posted by 6by9 — Thu Nov 28, 2024 2:08 pm

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