[11:39] <bittin> https://9to5linux.com/linux-kernel-5-19-reached-end-of-life-users-urged-to-upgrade-to-linux-kernel-6-0
[12:24] <brkcore> hello, is there a command or a tool to check kernel releases and info?
[12:29] <Piraty> brkcore: `uname -a` ?
[12:30] <brkcore> Piraty, thats for the current installed
[12:31] <brkcore> I am asking for quick check in terminal on whats available, whats stable whats beta, any other info as well  
[12:50] <Piraty> i usually do something like `apt search linux-image | grep '6\.0'`
[12:50] <Piraty> brkcore: 
[12:51] <Piraty> i skimmed docs / wiki but couldn't find anything about what `linux-image-6.0.0-1002-oem` is supposed to mean
[12:52] <Piraty> and for $reasons , running mainline fails spectecularly for me 
[12:56] <brkcore> sorry I was on the phone
[12:57] <brkcore> apt doesnt have a stable cli interface, use with caution in scripts
[12:58] <brkcore> Piraty, apt-search linux-image ... just do fine. I have to just use some options in the search. thats fine
[12:58] <brkcore> thanks
[13:00] <nibbon_> o/
[13:01] <nibbon_> I'm having an issue with 5.15.0-52-generic and a mellanox NIC
[13:02] <nibbon_> even if I pass net.ifnames=0 the interface gets renamed to a predictable scheme
[13:02] <Piraty> brkcore: you can grep on the repo index file , or use `apt-cache search linux-image` for that
[13:02] <nibbon_> does it ring any bells?
[13:02] <Piraty> nibbon_: that is usually part of some udev rule i think
[13:04] <Piraty> https://github.com/systemd/systemd/blob/main/docs/PREDICTABLE_INTERFACE_NAMES.md , not really related to the kernel
[13:14] <brkcore> Piraty, thanks mate!
[13:19] <nibbon_> Piraty: hmm, I do not have any udev rules related to that
[13:19] <nibbon_> it's weird because the kernel spits this during boot:
[13:19] <Piraty> i didn't them either on this ubuntu machine
[13:19] <nibbon_>  mlx5_core 0000:5f:00.0 enp95s0f0np0: renamed from eth0
[13:20] <nibbon_> so, it seems net.ifnames=0 does it job but at some point either the driver or something else decided to rename the interface
[21:09] <Jeremy31> nibbon_: you may need another change since that appears to be a USB interface>  sudo ln -s /dev/null /etc/systemd/network/99-default.link