xpad: force version on kernel module#3976
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DKMS in Bookworm has a bug[1] where the autoinstall function on kernel updates fails due to a miscalculated version comparison, thinking always that the kernel version is newer than the custom version and skipping the installation. The message shown during upgrades is:
xpad.ko.xz:
Running module version sanity check.
Module version for xpad.ko.xz exactly matches what is already found in kernel
DKMS will not replace this module.
You may override by specifying --force.
Added a module version (copied from the `dkms.conf`'s package version) to have 'dkms' always install the out-of-tree version.
[1] dkms-project/dkms#296, fixed by dkms-project/dkms#297
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DKMS in Bookworm has a bug[1] where the autoinstall function on kernel updates fails due to a miscalculated version comparison, thinking always that the kernel version is newer than the custom version and skipping the installation. The message shown during upgrades is:
Added a module version (copied from the
dkms.conf's package version) to have 'dkms' always install the out-of-tree version.[1] dkms-project/dkms#296, fixed by dkms-project/dkms#297