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README.md

Build kernel release archives for use in building RancherOS

To build the tgz's and the kernel header & extras images, run:

git checkout tags/v4.14.98-rancher -b v4.14.98-rancher

KERNEL_TAG=4.14.98 make release

You should build it on an arm64 host if you want to get an arm64 kernel.

and if you're uploading them, set your GITHUB_TOKEN and login to docker hub, then run

(this requires https://github.com/aktau/github-release to be installed in your path)

dist/publish.sh

packaging your own kernel builds

Assuming you have some kernel source you have built in /usr/src/linux-4.8, you can package up the result by running

./scripts/package-kernel --srcdir /usr/src/linux-4.8

You may need to adjust the expected module list files.