feat: add kernel switching for Microsoft Surface devices #1443
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Added a fix to separate the source kernel version from the linux-surface release version. |
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Add `hardware` to option name Co-authored-by: Jörg Thalheim <[email protected]>
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I just tried the code with the default settings (longterm kernel) and its failing with an error similar to #1436 |
Thanks, I can confirm that this version is still building! All in all this looks very good to me, thanks for your work! |
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Description of changes
This PR adds the ability to choose between the most recent long term support kernel and the most recent stable kernel for Microsoft Surface devices (6.12 and 6.14 as of this writing). This originated from this PR and the need for some users to stay on older kernel versions while waiting for modules to catch up. This also makes kernel updates slightly easier, since the versions and hashes have been moved into a single file (microsoft/surface/common/default.nix).
Things done
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