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  1. As this new #kernel series is not supported by the version of #EVDI that I had for #Displaylink, I had to download the newest version of that and compile it. Then the evdi #KernelModule built correctly on the next boot up.

  2. As this new #kernel series is not supported by the version of #EVDI that I had for #Displaylink, I had to download the newest version of that and compile it. Then the evdi #KernelModule built correctly on the next boot up.

  3. As this new #kernel series is not supported by the version of #EVDI that I had for #Displaylink, I had to download the newest version of that and compile it. Then the evdi #KernelModule built correctly on the next boot up.

  4. As this new #kernel series is not supported by the version of #EVDI that I had for #Displaylink, I had to download the newest version of that and compile it. Then the evdi #KernelModule built correctly on the next boot up.

  5. As this new #kernel series is not supported by the version of #EVDI that I had for #Displaylink, I had to download the newest version of that and compile it. Then the evdi #KernelModule built correctly on the next boot up.

  6. A Vibe Coding Story: Without writing a single line of code himself, a developer solved a decade-old FreeBSD driver issue using AI vibe coding.

    Full details here: ostechnix.com/build-freebsd-wi

    #Freebsd #WifiDriver #BCM4350 #VibeCoding #AICodingAgents #PiCodingAgent #Kernelmodule #BSD #Unix

  7. But now, I found a way to do it thanks to continual searching for answers. Basically, I didn’t need to touch #dkms – the dynamic #KernelModule support system but I did need to download a version of the #evdi #module that was compatible with the latest kernels. Building it and then importing the keys was the final step. I suppose at some point a new kernel family will appear, says 6.20, when I will need to update evdi again but I know how it works now. Phew!

    #Fedora #FreeSoftware

  8. Bcachefs team released a dedicated APT repository to deliver necessary DKMS packages for users. Here is how to install Bcachefs on Debian and Ubuntu Linux.

    Read full blog post here: ostechnix.com/install-bcachefs

    #Bcachefs #Filesystem #Dkms #KernelModule #Apt #Repository #InstallBcachefs #Debian #Ubuntu #Linux

  9. Kernel modules are pieces of code that can be dynamically loaded into the Linux kernel to extend its functionality without the need for rebooting. This lesson covers the complete lifecycle of kernel module development, including development, testing, submission, code review, and release processes.
    linuxexpert.org/linux-kernel-m
    #linux #linuxkernel #kernelmodule