Accommodate Red Hat’s kernel backports on CentOS Stream release 9 #195
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amichelotti
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@amichelotti could you please rebase your branch to have it better organized, I suppose we don't need the 12 commits. Maybe one for the fix for Centos Stream, and another for the new workflow. Or even only one if you think is better. |
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@amichelotti , please check the followup PR #196, I am closing this one. |
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Added use of RHEL_RELEASE_VERSION(x,y) macro instead of just handling RHEL_RELEASE_CODE. Modified 'linux-build' workflow to check mrf linux kernel driver compilation against alternative kernels ('alt_kernel').
Compilation by using 'vm_flags_set' supported in most recent kernels can be forced by using USE_VM_FLAGS_WRAPPER (i.e: make USR_CPPFLAGS=-DUSE_VM_FLAGS_WRAPPER).