Enable Intel networking driver to support Intel NUCs

[micahhausler]

Description

Enable support for Intel NUC network driver.

Why is this needed

I am running a small homelab with Intel NUCs, I want networking :). The ARM kernel config already includes this module.

How Has This Been Tested?

I ran the following, and updated hook.yaml with the resulting image

make -C hook/kernel -j 16 kconfig_amd64 KCONFIG_TAG=hack
make -C hook/kernel  -j 16 devbuild_5.10.x

How are existing users impacted? What migration steps/scripts do we need?

Probably need to change the kernel image in hook.yaml to one under the tinkerbell name instead of thebsdbox/kernel:5.10.bpf

Checklist:

I have:

• updated the documentation and/or roadmap (if required): I'll do this in a follow up PR
• added unit or e2e tests: N/A
• provided instructions on how to upgrade: N/A

[micahhausler]

@thebsdbox @markyjackson-taulia I updated the kernel CI build to make -C kernel devbuild instead of just the build target, CI was bombing on arm64 emulation errors which I also experienced on my machine. Is that something you're OK with for getting CI to work for amd64 targets at least? I feel like debugging kernel build failures using qemu is out-of-scope for this PR

[markjacksonfishing]

@thebsdbox @markyjackson-taulia I updated the kernel CI build to make -C kernel devbuild instead of just the build target, CI was bombing on arm64 emulation errors which I also experienced on my machine. Is that something you're OK with for getting CI to work for amd64 targets at least? I feel like debugging kernel build failures using qemu is out-of-scope for this PR

@micahhausler this is totally ok by me

[markjacksonfishing]

WOOT!