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Linux 6.0 Kernel support #31
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The dkms module seems to still work fine for me on 6.0 - you just need to manually create a symlink in |
Thanks for reply...
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Here are the contents... unfortunately I'm not on a level to really interpret or fix this..
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I did a quick test, the hpsa driver from kernel version 5.18 with the matching patch from here works in kernel 6.0. However it's obviously not the newest hpsa driver available (it seems it had been updated for 6.0)... So an update for hpsa 6.0 driver would still be appreciated! |
Any news on this? |
Kernel is already at 6.2. The old 5.18 Version still works, but it seemy there were corrections/additions (hopefully improvments) in the new hpsahba kernel driver, so it would be great to have an updated version! |
The only issue which prevents patching is that
ends with that "__packed". Apparently, this is a hint for the compiler which makes it skip padding of the structure in memory such that it aligns nicely with multiples of whatever the CPU can access at once. If you remove the EDIT: You can find this file at KRNSRC/drivers/scsi/hpsa_cmd.h SUCCESS:
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Hi, thanks for invetigating. I just tried it with 6.3.6 and this time patching worked without changing anything in the patch file (I think) at leat I got no errors?! Still trying to find out though if it successfully patched or just did nothing at all... EDIT: it seems that from 6.0 to 6.1 the drivers changed again so that the original patch files work again... so the problem probably only exists in 6.0 |
I can also confirm, that the patch works for 6.3.7 without modification. In my environment only 6.0 seems to be an issue at all... |
Just tested kernel 6.1 with the 5.18 patches and it works ok :) |
Got it working on kernel 6.5.0 too. |
Worked on proxmox kernel 6.8.4 using 5.18 patches |
First thanks for the work provided. Runs very well in a HP ProLiant DL360 G7 with disks in HBA mode.
Any chance the code get updated to work with Linux Driver 6.0. It seems that
hpsa_cmd.h
has changed such that the patch is not working anymore for this file.thanks!!
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