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I see this going forward, just getting further from this unless something changes to adapt. Usually an LTS stays within a narrow range of kernel series. This sandbox has changed. Cause and effect.
So if LTS no longer supports building working modules on the current running kernel for the hardware stack that is the default installed with Desktop Edition, and the hinted plan is to extend 22.04 to 12 years, like 24.04, then you will just let it fail and dead-end within that LTS period?
Is that the official stance now? Just asking.
Maybe the HWE Stack should include a framework convention to support this?
Or is the quote from Canonical (quoted above) on making nvidia dkms work, going to try to go about that via another path?
If you know of another way, please share that wisdom. It doesn't help anyone to keep a different/smarter way to solve that a secret. Does it?