Yes, the amd64 kernels have now built on kernel.ubuntu.com. But newer
mainline kernels are no longer appearing there - 4.20.4 and 5.0-rc3 are
missing!
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Looks like 4.20.3 on kernel.ubuntu.com built successfully. Thanks for
the fix!
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1811721
Title:
Mainline Kernel Builds Failing for > v4.20
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Title:
Mainline Kernel Builds Failing for > v4.20 for amd64
I have built 5.0 rc2 with "do_dkms_nvidia = false"
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Title:
Mainline Kernel Builds Failing for > v4.20 for amd64 on
I can build the mainline 4.20.3 kernel locally if I set "do_dkms_nvidia
= false" in its 0001-base-packaging.patch.
Why would we even want to build the nvidia driver for recent kernels?
Even the most up-to-date nvidia drivers rarely compile for -rc kernels,
and ubuntu typically has an older
Thanks for the response. Who on the kernel.ubuntu.com team would able
to make these changes? I can also try to build the kernel locally to
confirm.
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5.0-rc1
+++ b/debian.master/rules.d/amd64.mk
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+human_arch = 64 bit x86
+build_arch = x86
+header_arch= $(build_arch)
+defconfig = defconfig
+flavours = generic lowlatency
+build_image= bzImage
+kernel_file= arch/$(build_arch)/boot/bzImage
Problem is building NVIDIA kernel module, because of change in kernel
function do_gettimeofday to efi_gettimeofday, if you disable build of
NVIDIA DKMS in package rules, kernel will build.
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One other thing to note is that the v5.0rc1 build actually succeeded, it
was v5.0rc2 that failed. Checking on the build logs again it appears
that building the nvidia kernel module is causing the problem.
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Unfortunately the bug appears to be in on the build system that
kernel.ubuntu.com uses, so we'll be unable to provide logs from our
systems. We did point out the build log on kernel.ubuntu.com that shows
the build errors.
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How do we offer the missing required logs if we are running linux
mainline?
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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** Summary changed:
- Mainline Kernel Builds Failing for > v4.20.1 for amd64 on kernel.ubuntu.com
+ Mainline Kernel Builds Failing for > v4.20 for amd64 on kernel.ubuntu.com
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