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Linux kernel 4.14+ for BPI-R2, 5.4+ for R64, 6.1+ for R2Pro and R3
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IFB module? #126

Closed danielschonfeld closed 2 months ago

danielschonfeld commented 2 months ago

Is it posssible to add the IFB module to bookwarm for the bpi-r4? It seems like it would be useful for anybody who wants to give SQM a try

frank-w commented 2 months ago

Which module do you mean? I know only ifb for nftables which should be activated

danielschonfeld commented 2 months ago

This one https://github.com/frank-w/BPI-Router-Linux/blob/89214dc3d3de95927217cd0102451a591949a8f7/drivers/net/Kconfig#L150

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Which module do you mean? I know only ifb for nftables which should be activated

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frank-w commented 2 months ago

Added in latest 6.10 release

https://github.com/frank-w/BPI-Router-Linux/releases/tag/CI-BUILD-6.10-main-6.10.0-2024-08-30_1239

danielschonfeld commented 2 months ago

That's fantastic, thank you! Question: if I currently run bookwarm with 6.9, do I just dump the contents of RPI-BOOT into the /boot partition while its running and the contents of RPI-ROOT into the appropriate / directories and reboot the system? it will load alright without any more change?