With f37 supporting raspberry pi 4's, I installed it onto my pi. It was all
going fine until yesterday, when I tried to switch my wifi to WPA3. The wifi
stopped working, but returning my wifi to WPA2/WPA3 (mixed mode) allowed me to
reconnect. I am pretty sure its not the wifi because this happen
I am building a kernel from the fedora `kernel.spec` file and SRPM. It works as
good as the official kernel, but nothing in it is signed. I know that I can
sign the kernel RPM package, but what about the kernel itself (for secure
boot). The Fedora kernel is signed on a separate system, but I can
I am sure it is not the config, unless there is something fedora specific,
because there is an arch linux packagebuild that uses the the same config
additions and works. I diffed menuconfig and got the same thing to. Does the
spec do something to prevent drivers in staging from being built.
I added the CONFIG_NAMEOFMODULE=m to local-config. which works for the normal
kernel, do I have to do something else, I would prefer to be able to do it
without a TUI because I want to script the build process. Should I run
`./scripts/config --module nameofmodule` and `make olddefconfig`.
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I can get the kernel to build from the vanilla sources in the method you
outlined, I want to make it an RPM to distribute it in a repo. I am using
fedoras spec file because I want it to be as much of a drop in replacement of
the normal kernel possible.
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I have a few custom (out-of-tree) drivers and patches, and I want to add them
to a rpm package for the kernel, how can I do that. The drivers have to go in
the staging folder, but they dont seem to get built by the spec file.
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I want to build a custom kernel with some modules and patches added, and
package this as an rpm to install. I have tried adding it like building the
kernel from the git source, but it doesnt have the modules. I think it might
have to do with the .spec file. I added the patches to the rpm, and I
