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Bump Linux kernel #524

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Latest v6.1.y is v6.1.121 .

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Linux v6.1 is an LTS kernel with weekly minor updates. How often should we update?

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Linux v6.1 is an LTS kernel with weekly minor updates. How often should we update?

Updating to avoid make build-linux-image fails. Any suggestion?

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Updating to avoid make build-linux-image fails. Any suggestion?

I don't have any ideas at the moment, but if we need frequent updates like weekly, maybe we could consider automating the process?

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Updating to avoid make build-linux-image fails. Any suggestion?

I don't have any ideas at the moment, but if we need frequent updates like weekly, maybe we could consider automating the process?

Seems applicable. I found dependabot and wondered if it can help.

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jserv commented Dec 22, 2024

How about downloading from stable kernel mirror sites instead of running git clone?

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How about downloading from stable kernel mirror sites instead of running git clone?

Since we use the SHA-1 value to verify the integrity of downloaded images, downloading from stable kernel mirror sites also presents the same issue which requiring the SHA-1 value to be updated after minor patches?

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jserv commented Dec 23, 2024

How about downloading from stable kernel mirror sites instead of running git clone?

Since we use the SHA-1 value to verify the integrity of downloaded images, downloading from stable kernel mirror sites also presents the same issue which requiring the SHA-1 value to be updated after minor patches?

We can follow the development of buildroot to get the stable v6.1 release files along with SHA-256. See https://github.com/buildroot/buildroot/blob/master/linux/linux.hash

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