** Description changed:

- A new release that is worth uploading.
+ This update is a bit peculiar, because it's now compatible with Universe
+ whereas it was in Multiverse before. I'd like it to land in Universe, if
+ possible.
+ 
+   [ Andreas Glinserer ]
+   * Extend gb300ws meta to include the ubuntu pro activation script
+   * Extend gb300ws meta to include cuda environment package for correct CUDA
+     device detection
+   * Fix issue in ubuntu-pro-activation resulting in failed exit code
+ 
+   [ Antoine Lassagne ]
+   * Fix cuda device detection on GB300ws
+   * Install hwe-dgx-gb300ws-meta automatically on GB300ws with ubuntu-drivers
+   * Remove the realtek driver selection since the latest linux-nvidia fixed 
the
+     conflicts it had with r8169.
+ 
+ The MP view looks horrible because git-ubuntu finds conflicts; that's
+ probably due to the native nature of this package.
+ 
+ I've also uploaded the candidates in a PPA here:
+ 
https://launchpad.net/~antoinelassagne/+archive/ubuntu/dgx-desktop-defaults-2154367
+ 
+ [ Impact ]
+ 
+  * The changes mostly allow the enablement of "DGX GB300ws" & family, which 
are all
+    OEM versions of the same chip
+  * It allows the Station-dedicated metapackage to install automatically
+    on the target machines with ubuntu-drivers
+  * It fixes an issue on the ubuntu-pro-activation script for both Spark and 
GB300ws
+  * It removes a Spark-dedicated hacky realtek driver selection that is not 
necessary
+    and dangerous to keep. The hack was necessary because earlier version of
+    linux-nvidia required to blacklist the r8169 module because their r8127 
and r8169
+    were claiming the same PCI IDs. It's not the case anymore and these older 
-nvidia
+    kernels are not in the archive anymore. linux-nvidia-6.17 version 1016 was 
the
+    last version with the issue, version 1017 fixed it.
+    
+ [ Test Plan ]
+ 
+  * Since these package are Spark / GB300 ws specific, it needs to be tested on
+    these devices.
+ 
+  * The CUDA device detection part of GB300ws can be tested by running
+    ```
+    nvidia-smi -i "$CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES" --query-gpu=name 
--format=csv,noheader
+    ```
+    It should report the GB300 GPU, not whatever dGPU is in the machine.
+ 
+  * The changes in the pro activation script can be tested by provisioning a
+    Spark device and making sure that pro is enabled automatically, since all
+    Sparks have pro tokens burnt in an UEFI variable.
+    
+  * The modalias detection can be tested by running ubuntu-drivers on a
+    compatible machine with the new package available in some PPA.
+ 
+ [ Where problems could occur ]
+ 
+  * The pro activation could stop working, but the test makes sure it
+ won't
+ 
+  * Any GB300ws-related update can't really cause problems since these
+    are not public yet. Still the test plan make sure that we test every
+    new feature.
+    
+  * The modalias could match against too many devices if setup not properly.
+    We assume that no other machine will match GB300Station in their 
product_name.
+ 
+ [ Other Info ]
+ 
+  * I backported the version from Stonking entirely, which is not common for a 
SRU.
+    But all these changes were made for resolute in the first place, so the 
alternative
+    would have been to backport every patch one by one. I thought this way was 
better
+    but I'm open to suggestion
+    
+  * This package is already QA'd by both our QA team and NVIDIA, since we ship 
it on the
+    OEM archive for noble.

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