Today a slew of 6.12.x builds and the new 6.13 builds were added to the mainline kernel list but no downloadable files for any users to test them out, shame!
I see lots of activity on the mainline PPA page, but most builds are still failing.
My, and I know for many others, bookmarked link for the mainline PPA is:
https://kernel.ubuntu.com/mainline/?C=N;O=D
So, typically, I would never see your new pseudo files:
1_ANY_PRODUCTION_USE_DISCOURAGED_AND_AT_OWN_RISK
0_For_debugging_purposes_only
Suggest repeating those two files with the names:
z_ANY_PRODUCTION_USE_DISCOURAGED_AND_AT_OWN_RISK
z_For_debugging_purposes_only
I compile the mainline kernel myself, but I like to keep synchronized with the Ubuntu kernel configuration, which I obtain via installing the compiled kernel from the Ubuntu PPA. Given the ongoing issues with the Ubuntu mainline PPA is there another way to obtain Ubuntu’s kernel configuration? I.E. for kernel 6.14-rc1? Right now I am just using default kernel changes since the last successful Ubuntu mainline compile for AMD64, 6.13-rc1.
Bits are slowly trickling in as the builders are grinding through the backlog. Once the queue is empty, I’ll retrigger some of the newer failed builds.
FWIW, the kernel dashboard shows some mainline builds status. For example: RabbitMQ: ps5/pks/rabbitmq → Queue: mainline:mainline-todo.x86 - The number of messages is the number of queued build jobs.
FWIW, this dashboard should now update hourly and give a better overview of where things stand.
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