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zx2c4apw: in case you're tired of dkms stuff,04:27
zx2c4i backported wireguard properly to 5.5 using upstream commits04:27
zx2c4 https://data.zx2c4.com/wireguard-5.5.8-20a586ec4f5acf195f71caea55c5a33c574078cb69712da591467ffc08dd8b72.zip04:27
zx2c4that applies ontop of 5.5.804:27
zx2c4i did this for Debian's upcoming kernel04:27
zx2c4if you guys want to do the same instead of the dkms thing with wireguard-linux-compat, there are the patches04:28
zx2c4cc kerneltoast 04:28
zx2c4however, if you want to keep the same mechanism for focal as you do for older ubuntu releases, then the dkms approach might be more uniform and easier to deal with throughout04:28
zx2c4i have no opinion either way, but thought i'd let you know about the option04:29
apwzx2c4: thanks, we are most likely to stay as we are, at 5.6 it is moot05:34
zx2c4apw: cool06:42
zx2c4how's it coming with backporting it to 18.04 andwhatnot?06:42
rbasakIs there a quick reference table of which kernel versions are in which release, including the HWE options?14:18
rbasakExtracting this information out of packaging information seems painful.14:18
rbasakOh, just https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack?14:19
rbasakBut that seems out of date.14:20
sarnoldrbasak: I've found this very handy https://kernel.ubuntu.com/sru/dashboards/web/kernel-stable-board.html17:31
rbasaksarnold: that's just what I needed. Thanks!17:42

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