Hello!
Occasionally the pve-kernel gets updated. I am using DKMS to compile the drivers for a device when the kernel gets updated. The catch lies in the fact that in order to compile those drivers, kernel headers are necessary and on update are missing.
This results in the system becoming degraded as soon as the kernel is updated.
Normally i try to monitor the updates so that i don't skip the kernel update and it helps that there's a notification telling that the kernel has been updated and the reboot is necessary.
I was wondering if there are tips & tricks how to have headers installed with the kernel? And if there are none, what would be the best angle to automate this?
Am i correct to assume according to this reply, that if i have pve-headers installed, the new headers will automatically be updated with the new kernel?
Occasionally the pve-kernel gets updated. I am using DKMS to compile the drivers for a device when the kernel gets updated. The catch lies in the fact that in order to compile those drivers, kernel headers are necessary and on update are missing.
This results in the system becoming degraded as soon as the kernel is updated.
Normally i try to monitor the updates so that i don't skip the kernel update and it helps that there's a notification telling that the kernel has been updated and the reboot is necessary.
I was wondering if there are tips & tricks how to have headers installed with the kernel? And if there are none, what would be the best angle to automate this?
Am i correct to assume according to this reply, that if i have pve-headers installed, the new headers will automatically be updated with the new kernel?
