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On Sun, Oct 11, 2020 at 1:57 PM Neil Bothwick <neil@××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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> I too stick to stable sources, partly for the reason you give, partly to |
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> avoid excessive reboots and partly because some systems use ZFS. |
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> % cat /etc/portage/package.accept_keywords/kernel |
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> sys-kernel/gentoo-sources -~amd64 |
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> sys-kernel/linux-headers -~amd64 |
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> Works for me. |
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Uh, that will pull unstable kernels, at least as far as Gentoo is |
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concerned. They're basically all stable as far as upstream is |
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concerned. |
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I also run zfs just about everywhere so I tend to stick to longterm |
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kernels. I just pull them directly from git - there is a stable repo |
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and a branch for every longterm, so all I need to do is a git pull and |
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I get the latest one. I tend to like to manage this myself on systems |
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where I'm using zfs, btrfs, or nvidia binary modules. |
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Rich |
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