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feat: update bluefin stable kernel pin to 6.12.9 #2168
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Note: 6.12.9 is the current coreos-testing kernel and is known to have fixed the AMD suspend bug. We're switching the "bluefin:stable" builds to use this kernel since it allows us to ship not-broken kernel and not-broken nvidia. We don't have a pre-existing build for Fedora 40, so we can't ship a fix for "bluefin:gts" at this time.
@castrojo maybe this PR should include a disabling of the GTS build until we have the officicial updated kernel? |
Looks like this is building what we expect for stable... a 6.12.9 kernel with nvidia 570 driver. |
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Thank you!
Thank YOU, @p5 , for noticing the stable images were still pulling old versions of the nvidia kmod! |
- updates GTS kernel pin to 6.12.9 - re-enables weekly GTS builds disabled in PR #2168 - restores stable builds to use of `coreos-stable` kernel/akmods
We had pinned this in #2168 but we can unpin to get to newer kernels again.
Note: 6.12.9 is the current coreos-testing kernel and is known to have fixed the AMD suspend bug.
We're switching the "bluefin:stable" builds to use this kernel since it allows us to ship not-broken kernel and not-broken nvidia.
We don't have a pre-existing build for Fedora 40, so we can't ship a fix for "bluefin:gts" at this time.
Partial fix for #2157
This fixes
bluefin:stable
but notbluefin:gts