[17:47] <jforman> hi all. i'm using ubuntu minimal cloud images on libvirt to run kubernetes. i'd like to use kube-router for routing information but it requires ipset in the kernel (at least as a module). by default it's not provided. is there a guide for having a custom kernel in the ubuntu minimal cloud images, or another way to satisfy this requirement? thanks
[19:56] <rfm> jforman,  https://kernel-team.pages.debian.net/kernel-handbook/ch-common-tasks.html#s-common-official has instructions for building a custom kernel and turning it into a .deb to install in ubuntu.
[19:58] <rfm> jforman, there's also module-assistant which I used once long ago to build and package just a module;  I don't know if these instructions still work: https://wiki.debian.org/ModuleAssistant
[22:00] <trippeh_> err what: systemd-networkd[7596]: Could not load configuration files: File exists
[22:01] <trippeh_> oh. duplicate vlan name.
[22:02] <trippeh_> error reporting could be improved :P
[22:11] <mason> trippeh_: Come on now. They're focussing on making the network work first. Defining networking from the ground up is serious business.