Changing the devel task's status to "Fix Released", since the package is
there with this same version.
mofed-modules-24.10 | 24.10.1.1.4.0-0ubuntu2~24.04.1 | noble/new/5302e34
| source
mofed-modules-24.10 | 24.10.0.7.0.0+ds1-0ubuntu1~24.10.1 |
oracular-updates/universe | source
mofed
** Description changed:
[Impact]
A new 24.10 minor version has been released from upstream, and should be
- backported under the HWE exception. This also allow to backport various
- fixes to the packaging.
+ backported under the HWE exception. This also allows us to backport
+ various fixes
** Description changed:
[Impact]
A new 24.10 minor version has been released from upstream, and should be
backported under the HWE exception. This also allow to backport various
fixes to the packaging.
It was tested using a Noble PPA because the real hardware is available
in Nobl
** Description changed:
[Impact]
A new 24.10 minor version has been released from upstream, and should be
backported under the HWE exception. This also allow to backport various
fixes to the packaging.
It was tested using a Noble PPA because the real hardware is available
in Nobl
oracular will not be updated at this point
** Changed in: mofed-modules-24.10 (Ubuntu Oracular)
Status: In Progress => Won't Fix
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** Description changed:
[Impact]
A new 24.10 minor version has been released from upstream, and should be
backported under the HWE exception. This also allow to backport various
fixes to the packaging.
It was tested using a Noble PPA because the real hardware is available
in Nobl
Next steps: I think the private test suite question is still
hypothetical at the moment, since there are so many other open issues
that currently sound like they invalidate this SRU. Please revise the
analysis in this bug to cover all other issues, so that the only review
point remaining is that a
PS. my previous comment is me reviewing this upload as an individual
member of the SRU team. It is not an opinion of the entire SRU team or
the Technical Board.
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> as the mofed dkms is "hard" to test and can only be done in an LTS
Why is this the case, please?
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backport mofed-modules-24.10 24.10.1.
> given that this also could qualify as an HWE upload as explained?
On your "HWE exception" claims, let me be clear. If an SRU upload
*contains* a hardware enablement as part of other changes, that does not
automatically give the other changes a free pass. The other changes
would require SRU justi
I think requesting for a special case would fit this best, as the mofed
dkms is "hard" to test and can only be done in an LTS, even though it
needs to be backported to the interim releases too in order for the
kernels from that release (which are backported to LTS as HWE) to be
able to use the new
Hello Robie,
Do you agree that our private testing as described is enough for
accepting this microrelease as an SRUÂ ?
If not, what are the next steps, given that this also could qualify as
an HWE upload as explained ?
Thanks.
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> No, those are two different exceptions. If you're doing hardware
enablement, then this bug should be titled something like "hardware X
not supported", and then the impact to users would be self-evident. If
you're fixing bugs, then
https://documentation.ubuntu.com/sru/en/latest/reference/requireme
> A new 24.10 minor version has been released from upstream, and should
be backported under the HWE exception.
No, those are two different exceptions. If you're doing hardware
enablement, then this bug should be titled something like "hardware X
not supported", and then the impact to users would b
> If you're fixing bugs
If you're fixing bugs by choosing to take a new upstream bugfix release,
that is, rather than cherry-picking, then
https://documentation.ubuntu.com/sru/en/latest/reference/requirements/#new-
upstream-microreleases applies, and you should document how it is that
upstream mee
** Description changed:
[Impact]
A new 24.10 minor version has been released from upstream, and should be
backported under the HWE exception. This also allow to backport various
fixes to the packaging.
+ It was tested using a Noble PPA because the real hardware is available
+ in Nobl
** Changed in: mofed-modules-24.10 (Ubuntu Oracular)
Status: New => In Progress
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Title:
backport mofed-modules-24.10 24.10.1.1.4.0-0ubuntu
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