PVE linux kernel for ThunderX CPU
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Add Linux 5.8
This change updates the kernel to Linux 5.8 based on Ubuntu 5.8.0-12.13
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Proxmox Edge kernels

Custom Linux kernels for Promox VE 6.

Versions

  1. Linux 5.6
  2. Linux 5.7
  3. Linux 5.8

Flavors

  1. Proxmox
  2. Clear Linux

Microarchitectures

  1. Generic
  2. Zen 2
  3. Cascade Lake

Installation

Select from the Releases page the kernel version you want to install and download the appropriate deb package. Then, you can install the package as follows:

apt install ./pve-edge-kernel-VERSION-MARCH_VERSION_amd64.deb

AppArmor issues

When using these kernels, Proxmox's AppArmor profiles may fail to load since it uses an older AppArmor feature set which is not supported by these kernels anymore. This issue also appears when launching LXC containers. To fix this, tell AppArmor to use the stock features file as opposed to Proxmox's features file, which is done by updating /etc/apparmor/parser.conf as follows:

## Pin feature set (avoid regressions when policy is lagging behind
## the kernel)
# lxc-pve diverts to old feature file that is incompatible with kernel
# features-file=/usr/share/apparmor-features/features
features-file=/usr/share/apparmor-features/features.stock

Questions

If you have any questions or want to see additional versions, flavors or micro architectures being built, feel free to open an issue on Github.