generalize conditional compile for update_pmtu #9
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I consider that it is a good way to use this flag Ubuntu has provided a way to check Linux kernel version, please refer to the information provided to trace your Linux kernel version. Many Thanks |
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Hi @dirkcgrunwald , Thanks for your support. This repo is part of the free5GC project. Now, this repo forked into free5GC and maintain it there only. Could you please send a PR to the following repo |
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The following change generalizes the conditional compilation mechanism for the update_pmtu conditional compile. The extra argument was introduced in Linux 4.19.93 but common distributions such as Ubuntu 18.04.04 backported that change. This change to the makefile allows checks for specific kernel versions based on
unameand also includes the check for numeric kernels >= 4.19.93.The module compiles and insmods on Ubuntu 18.04.4 but I don't know if it works because no regression testing method (yet).