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- refresh
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- update configs
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  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1700654400">- kernel-source: Move provides after sources
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  If ia32_emulation is disabled by default, ensure it is enabled
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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- refresh configs
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
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- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
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  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
- commit 91bd996</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728000">- config.conf: Reenable arm64
- Update config files for arm64. Take settings from x86_64, enable
  everthing that can be enabled as modules.
- commit 979aa1b</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
- Update config files.
- commit 775b15a</changelog>
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- commit eb32b5a</changelog>
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- refresh
  - patches.suse/firmware-qemu_fw_cfg-Do-not-hard-depend-on-CONFIG_HA.patch
- update configs
  - riscv64
  - FW_CFG_SYSFS=m
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  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1700654400">- kernel-source: Move provides after sources
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  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1700654401">- rpm: Define git commit as macro
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  If ia32_emulation is disabled by default, ensure it is enabled
  back for OBS kernel to allow building 32bit binaries (jsc#PED-3184)
  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701086400">- Update to 6.7-rc3
- refresh configs
- commit e7296f9</changelog>
  <changelog author="duwe@suse.de" date="1701086401">- rpm/mkspec-dtb: build DTBs for Sophgo based riscv64 systems.
  These are new in 6.7 and required for the Milk-V Pioneer.
- commit c86e052</changelog>
  <changelog author="bwiedemann@suse.de" date="1701259200">- Do not store build host name in initrd
  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
  in its .build.initrd.kvm
  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
- commit fd3a75e</changelog>
  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
- commit 900d9a2</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
  (jsc#PED-5021)
  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701950400">- doc/README.SUSE: Add how to update the config for module signing
  (jsc#PED-5021)
  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
  Reduce indentation in the list of references, make the style consistent
  with README.md.
- commit 70e3c33</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036801">- kernel-source: Remove config-options.changes (jsc#PED-5021)
  The file doc/config-options.changes was used in the past to document
  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
  any updates on any branch since 2015. The file is renamed by tar-up.sh
  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
- commit 91bd996</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728000">- config.conf: Reenable arm64
- Update config files for arm64. Take settings from x86_64, enable
  everthing that can be enabled as modules.
- commit 979aa1b</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
- Update config files.
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- refresh
  - patches.suse/firmware-qemu_fw_cfg-Do-not-hard-depend-on-CONFIG_HA.patch
- update configs
  - riscv64
  - FW_CFG_SYSFS=m
  - FW_CFG_SYSFS_CMDLINE=y
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  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1700654400">- kernel-source: Move provides after sources
- commit dbbf742</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1700654401">- rpm: Define git commit as macro
- commit bcc92c8</changelog>
  <changelog author="fcrozat@suse.com" date="1700827200">- Ensure ia32_emulation is always enabled for kernel-obs-build
  If ia32_emulation is disabled by default, ensure it is enabled
  back for OBS kernel to allow building 32bit binaries (jsc#PED-3184)
  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
  may not be very reliable]
- commit 56a2c2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701086400">- Update to 6.7-rc3
- refresh configs
- commit e7296f9</changelog>
  <changelog author="duwe@suse.de" date="1701086401">- rpm/mkspec-dtb: build DTBs for Sophgo based riscv64 systems.
  These are new in 6.7 and required for the Milk-V Pioneer.
- commit c86e052</changelog>
  <changelog author="bwiedemann@suse.de" date="1701259200">- Do not store build host name in initrd
  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
  in its .build.initrd.kvm
  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
- commit fd3a75e</changelog>
  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
- commit 900d9a2</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
  (jsc#PED-5021)
  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701950400">- doc/README.SUSE: Add how to update the config for module signing
  (jsc#PED-5021)
  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
  relevant upstream documentation.
- commit a699dc3</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
  Reduce indentation in the list of references, make the style consistent
  with README.md.
- commit 70e3c33</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036801">- kernel-source: Remove config-options.changes (jsc#PED-5021)
  The file doc/config-options.changes was used in the past to document
  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
  any updates on any branch since 2015. The file is renamed by tar-up.sh
  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
- commit 91bd996</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728000">- config.conf: Reenable arm64
- Update config files for arm64. Take settings from x86_64, enable
  everthing that can be enabled as modules.
- commit 979aa1b</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
- Update config files.
- commit 775b15a</changelog>
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- commit eb32b5a</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1700481600">- Update to 6.7-rc2
- refresh
  - patches.suse/firmware-qemu_fw_cfg-Do-not-hard-depend-on-CONFIG_HA.patch
- update configs
  - riscv64
  - FW_CFG_SYSFS=m
  - FW_CFG_SYSFS_CMDLINE=y
- commit e1d4442</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1700654400">- kernel-source: Move provides after sources
- commit dbbf742</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1700654401">- rpm: Define git commit as macro
- commit bcc92c8</changelog>
  <changelog author="fcrozat@suse.com" date="1700827200">- Ensure ia32_emulation is always enabled for kernel-obs-build
  If ia32_emulation is disabled by default, ensure it is enabled
  back for OBS kernel to allow building 32bit binaries (jsc#PED-3184)
  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
  may not be very reliable]
- commit 56a2c2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701086400">- Update to 6.7-rc3
- refresh configs
- commit e7296f9</changelog>
  <changelog author="duwe@suse.de" date="1701086401">- rpm/mkspec-dtb: build DTBs for Sophgo based riscv64 systems.
  These are new in 6.7 and required for the Milk-V Pioneer.
- commit c86e052</changelog>
  <changelog author="bwiedemann@suse.de" date="1701259200">- Do not store build host name in initrd
  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
  in its .build.initrd.kvm
  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
- commit fd3a75e</changelog>
  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
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- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
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  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701950400">- doc/README.SUSE: Add how to update the config for module signing
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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- commit a699dc3</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036801">- kernel-source: Remove config-options.changes (jsc#PED-5021)
  The file doc/config-options.changes was used in the past to document
  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
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  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
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  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
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  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
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  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
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  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
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  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
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  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
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  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
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  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
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  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
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  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
- commit 900d9a2</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
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  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
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  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
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  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701950400">- doc/README.SUSE: Add how to update the config for module signing
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
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- refresh configs
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- Update config files for arm64. Take settings from x86_64, enable
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
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- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
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  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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- commit a699dc3</changelog>
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  The file doc/config-options.changes was used in the past to document
  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
- Update config files.
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- commit eb32b5a</changelog>
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- refresh
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- update configs
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701086400">- Update to 6.7-rc3
- refresh configs
- commit e7296f9</changelog>
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  These are new in 6.7 and required for the Milk-V Pioneer.
- commit c86e052</changelog>
  <changelog author="bwiedemann@suse.de" date="1701259200">- Do not store build host name in initrd
  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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- update configs
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
  any updates on any branch since 2015. The file is renamed by tar-up.sh
  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
- commit 91bd996</changelog>
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- Update config files for arm64. Take settings from x86_64, enable
  everthing that can be enabled as modules.
- commit 979aa1b</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
- Update config files.
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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- commit c86e052</changelog>
  <changelog author="bwiedemann@suse.de" date="1701259200">- Do not store build host name in initrd
  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
  (jsc#PED-5021)
  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  (jsc#PED-5021)
  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
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  The file doc/config-options.changes was used in the past to document
  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
  any updates on any branch since 2015. The file is renamed by tar-up.sh
  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728000">- config.conf: Reenable arm64
- Update config files for arm64. Take settings from x86_64, enable
  everthing that can be enabled as modules.
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  If ia32_emulation is disabled by default, ensure it is enabled
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  These are new in 6.7 and required for the Milk-V Pioneer.
- commit c86e052</changelog>
  <changelog author="bwiedemann@suse.de" date="1701259200">- Do not store build host name in initrd
  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
  in its .build.initrd.kvm
  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
- commit 900d9a2</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
  (jsc#PED-5021)
  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  (jsc#PED-5021)
  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
  relevant upstream documentation.
- commit a699dc3</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
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  with README.md.
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  The file doc/config-options.changes was used in the past to document
  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
  any updates on any branch since 2015. The file is renamed by tar-up.sh
  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
- commit 91bd996</changelog>
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  everthing that can be enabled as modules.
- commit 979aa1b</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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- update configs
  - riscv64
  - FW_CFG_SYSFS=m
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  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1700654400">- kernel-source: Move provides after sources
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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- commit c86e052</changelog>
  <changelog author="bwiedemann@suse.de" date="1701259200">- Do not store build host name in initrd
  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
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  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
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  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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- refresh configs
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- commit c258bf2</changelog>
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
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  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
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  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
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  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
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  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
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  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
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  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
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  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
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  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701950400">- doc/README.SUSE: Add how to update the config for module signing
  (jsc#PED-5021)
  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
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  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
  any updates on any branch since 2015. The file is renamed by tar-up.sh
  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1700654400">- kernel-source: Move provides after sources
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  <changelog author="bwiedemann@suse.de" date="1701259200">- Do not store build host name in initrd
  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701950400">- doc/README.SUSE: Add how to update the config for module signing
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
  relevant upstream documentation.
- commit a699dc3</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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- Update config files for arm64. Take settings from x86_64, enable
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
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  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
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  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
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  The file doc/config-options.changes was used in the past to document
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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- update configs
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  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1700654400">- kernel-source: Move provides after sources
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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- commit e7296f9</changelog>
  <changelog author="duwe@suse.de" date="1701086401">- rpm/mkspec-dtb: build DTBs for Sophgo based riscv64 systems.
  These are new in 6.7 and required for the Milk-V Pioneer.
- commit c86e052</changelog>
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
- commit fd3a75e</changelog>
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
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  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701950400">- doc/README.SUSE: Add how to update the config for module signing
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
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  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
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- refresh configs
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- Update config files for arm64. Take settings from x86_64, enable
  everthing that can be enabled as modules.
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701950400">- doc/README.SUSE: Add how to update the config for module signing
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
  any updates on any branch since 2015. The file is renamed by tar-up.sh
  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  (jsc#PED-5021)
  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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- commit a699dc3</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
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  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701086400">- Update to 6.7-rc3
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  <changelog author="bwiedemann@suse.de" date="1701259200">- Do not store build host name in initrd
  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
- commit 900d9a2</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
  (jsc#PED-5021)
  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701950400">- doc/README.SUSE: Add how to update the config for module signing
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
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  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
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  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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- Update config files for arm64. Take settings from x86_64, enable
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
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- commit cb8969c</changelog>
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
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  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
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  kernel config changes. It was introduced in 2010 but haven't received
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1700654400">- kernel-source: Move provides after sources
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
  in its .build.initrd.kvm
  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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- update configs
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
  decides to use one of these files as their base configuration then the
  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
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  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
- refresh configs
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- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
  Package.
- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
  problems if someone tries to use such a configuration file to build
  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
  pesign-obs-integration. In case of a "standalone" build, this
  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
  ".kernel_signing_key.pem" which is a file populated by certificates
  provided by OBS but otherwise not available. The value ends up in
  /boot/config-$VERSION-$RELEASE-$FLAVOR and /proc/config.gz. If someone
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  build fails with an error because the specified module signing key is
  missing.
  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1702036800">- doc/README.SUSE: Simplify the list of references (jsc#PED-5021)
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  to config-options.changes.txt and shipped in the kernel-source RPM
  package under /usr/share/doc. As its content now only contains outdated
  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
  this file.
  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
- commit adedbd2</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728001">- Use WERROR=y
- commit 2909e2f</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
- commit c258bf2</changelog>
  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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  [ms: Always pass the parameter, no need to grep through the config which
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  <changelog author="bwiedemann@suse.de" date="1701259200">- Do not store build host name in initrd
  Without this patch, kernel-obs-build stored the build host name
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  This patch allows for reproducible builds of kernel-obs-build and thus
  avoids re-publishing the kernel-obs-build.rpm when nothing changed.
  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
  that is used during other OBS builds.
  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  <changelog author="jslaby@suse.cz" date="1701345600">- README.SUSE: fix patches.addon use
  It's series, not series.conf in there.
  And make it more precise on when the patches are applied.
- commit cb8969c</changelog>
  <changelog author="msuchanek@suse.de" date="1701432000">- kernel-binary: suse-module-tools is also required when installed
  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
  However, suse-module-tools also ships modprobe.d files which may be
  needed at posttrans time or any time the kernel is on the system for
  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
- commit 8c12816</changelog>
  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1701604800">- Update to 6.7-rc4
- update configs
  - BCACHEFS_ERASURE_CODING=n
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  <changelog author="petr.pavlu@suse.com" date="1701864000">- doc/README.SUSE: Remove how to build modules using kernel-source
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  Remove the first method how to build kernel modules from the readme. It
  describes a process consisting of the kernel-source installation,
  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
  ad-hoc build using kernel-devel, or creating a proper Kernel Module
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- commit 9285bb8</changelog>
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
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  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
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  Add information on how to enable module signing and where to find the
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  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
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  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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- commit c258bf2</changelog>
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
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  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
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  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
  correspondingly delete the file doc/config-options.changes.
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
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  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
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  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  Note that this has no influence on the /etc/hosts file
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  https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1084909
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  Requires(pre) adds dependency for the specific sciptlet.
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  generating ramdisk. Add plain Requires as well.
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  configuring this kernel and then performing an ad-hoc module build.
  This method is not ideal as no modversion data is involved in the
  process. It results in a module with no symbol CRCs which can be wrongly
  loaded on an incompatible kernel.
  Removing the method also simplifies the readme because only two main
  methods how to build the modules are then described, either doing an
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  Configuration files for SUSE kernels include settings to integrate with
  signing support provided by the Open Build Service. This creates
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  a "standalone" kernel as described in doc/README.SUSE:
  * Default configuration files available in the kernel-source repository
  unset CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_ALL to leave module signing to
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  integration is not available and the modules don't get signed.
  * The kernel spec file overrides CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY to
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  information, retaining it can lead to confusion for users encountering
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  Config changes are nowadays described in associated Git commit messages,
  which get automatically collected and are incorporated into changelogs
  of kernel RPM packages.
  Drop then this obsolete file, starting with its packaging logic.
  For branch maintainers: Upon merging this commit on your branch, please
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  <changelog author="mkubecek@suse.cz" date="1702209600">- Update to 6.7-rc5
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728002">- enable stackleak protection
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  <changelog author="dmueller@suse.com" date="1702728003">- config.conf: reenable armv6hl/armv7hl
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