But then, I realised that the 6.8 Linux kernel in Noble no longer includes Ubuntu FAN support. We could then drop these Ubuntu specific patches and sync with Debian.
Because the situation is still unknown, it might be good to continue to merge IPRoute2 with the version from Debian. In this case, please use the version I shared here above. I understand that we might be short on time, but it might be good if someone from the Kernel Packages team could have a look at this :)
That would help to support networking features added in Kernel >6.1!
Hello,
I was quickly checking if I could help preparing the upgrade of IPRoute2 packages for Noble (before the final freeze).
In short, IPRoute2 has Ubuntu specific modifications. The merge was not difficult, the code is there:
https:/ /code.launchpad .net/~matttbe/ ubuntu/ +source/ iproute2/ +git/iproute2/ +ref/merge- lp2051672- noble
But then, I realised that the 6.8 Linux kernel in Noble no longer includes Ubuntu FAN support. We could then drop these Ubuntu specific patches and sync with Debian.
Andrea Righi mentioned this on IRC:
> ubuntu-fan has been temporarily dropped from the noble kernel (see the discourse post https:/ /discourse. ubuntu. com/t/introduci ng-kernel- 6-8-for- the-24- 04-noble- numbat- release), we're still trying to figure out if there are still some users that rely on this feature, if not we can definitely sync with Debian & upgrade
Because the situation is still unknown, it might be good to continue to merge IPRoute2 with the version from Debian. In this case, please use the version I shared here above. I understand that we might be short on time, but it might be good if someone from the Kernel Packages team could have a look at this :)
That would help to support networking features added in Kernel >6.1!