Install linux headers meta package on Debian #14
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Please can you update the tests so they pass, (mostly anyway, not sure why two permanently fail). |
During kernel updates we want zfs kernel modules to be automatically rebuilt for new kernel. To get this working we need linux headers to be updated together with kernel and meta package will do this for us. Signed-off-by: Sergii Kipot <kipot.sergey@gmail.com>
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I've fixed tests related to the change in question but there are still two oldest tests which fail due some timeout. |
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I found that actually both linux-headers-* packages should be installed as if the currently running kernel is not the latest then you potentially end up not installing the headers for it. Thanks for the contribution, I will upload a new version once I've sorted out #15. |
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v2.2.5 should be up on the forge now. |
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During kernel updates we want zfs kernel modules to be
automatically rebuilt for new kernel. To get this working we need
linux headers to be updated together with kernel and meta package
will do this for us.