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Closes #447657 Closes #447562 Closes #447563 Ignoring a kernel and whenever it breaks having somebody pop up to do the update is NOT an acceptable approach to maintaining a kernel package. Since there's apparently not enough interest (which is understandable because that's a kernel that... just removes things), I think a full-blown removal is the only way forward. Also, to be clear upfront: the only future this should have is maintenance in a downstream-project by somebody caring enough. To me, a re-add is out of question since it'd contradict the "no new downstream kernel rule".
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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cd "$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")" || exit
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echo "Update linux (mainline)"
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COMMIT=1 ./update-mainline.py || echo "update-mainline failed with exit code $?"
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echo "Update linux-rt"
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COMMIT=1 ./update-rt.sh || echo "update-rt failed with exit code $?"
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echo "Update linux-hardened"
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COMMIT=1 ./hardened/update.py || echo "update-hardened failed with exit code $?"
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