The Canonical kernel team is working on a kernel 6.10 for 'oracular' (24.10) and has some first kernel builds ready for secure-boot and lockdown testing (version 6.10.0-4.4).
To avoid potential negative implications that a broken secure-boot lockdown functionality, shipped with a new major kernel version, would cause (esp. using the production key), we ask as usual to get secure-boot lockdown tested (with every new major kernel release) early in the cycle, based on the following test kernel in the kernel team's PPA, using a test key for the signature.
(Please note that this kernel is coming from the 'canonical-kernel-team' PPA, hence it is NOT signed with the regular archive/release/production key, BUT instead with the above PPA test signing key!)
The Canonical kernel team is working on a kernel 6.10 for 'oracular' (24.10) and has some first kernel builds ready for secure-boot and lockdown testing (version 6.10.0-4.4).
To avoid potential negative implications that a broken secure-boot lockdown functionality, shipped with a new major kernel version, would cause (esp. using the production key), we ask as usual to get secure-boot lockdown tested (with every new major kernel release) early in the cycle, based on the following test kernel in the kernel team's PPA, using a test key for the signature.
The early test build is available in: ppa:canonical- kernel- team/unstable /launchpad. net/~canonical- kernel- team/+archive/ ubuntu/ unstable/)
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The PPA key used for signing can be found in the tarball available here: /ppa.launchpad. net/canonical- kernel- team/unstable/ ubuntu/ dists/devel/ main/signed/ linux-generate- unstable- s390x/current/
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(Please note that this kernel is coming from the 'canonical- kernel- team' PPA, hence it is NOT signed with the regular archive/ release/ production key, BUT instead with the above PPA test signing key!)