@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ on top of a wide range of mainline and distros' kernels, without needing to
99patch those. We currently support kernel versions ranging from as far back as
1010RHEL7's (and its many clones/revisions) and Ubuntu 16.04's to latest mainline
1111and distros' kernels. Our Continuous Integration setup has tested this version
12- of LKRG with up to latest mainline kernel 6.8 .0-060800rc6daily20240227 -generic
12+ of LKRG with up to latest mainline kernel 6.11 .0-061100daily20240916 -generic
1313as available for Ubuntu on the release date.
1414
1515LKRG currently supports the x86-64, 32-bit x86, AArch64 (ARM64), and 32-bit ARM
@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@ like the below:
3434
3535 wget https://www.openwall.com/signatures/openwall-offline-signatures.asc
3636 gpg --import openwall-offline-signatures.asc
37- wget https://lkrg.org/download/lkrg-0.9.8 .tar.gz.sign
38- wget https://lkrg.org/download/lkrg-0.9.8 .tar.gz
39- gpg --verify lkrg-0.9.8 .tar.gz.sign lkrg-0.9.8 .tar.gz
37+ wget https://lkrg.org/download/lkrg-0.9.9 .tar.gz.sign
38+ wget https://lkrg.org/download/lkrg-0.9.9 .tar.gz
39+ gpg --verify lkrg-0.9.9 .tar.gz.sign lkrg-0.9.9 .tar.gz
4040
4141Please preserve the GnuPG key above and also use it to verify future releases,
4242which will most likely work in a similar manner.
@@ -180,12 +180,12 @@ What this means in effect is that on kernel upgrades the module is rebuilt.
180180You can install LKRG using DKMS as well. For instance, on Red Hat'ish
181181distributions after following the shared download instructions above:
182182
183- sudo tar -xzf lkrg-0.9.8 .tar.gz -C /usr/src/
183+ sudo tar -xzf lkrg-0.9.9 .tar.gz -C /usr/src/
184184 sudo dnf update -y
185185 sudo dnf install kernel-devel dkms openssl
186- sudo dkms add -m lkrg -v 0.9.8
187- sudo dkms build -m lkrg -v 0.9.8
188- sudo dkms install -m lkrg -v 0.9.8
186+ sudo dkms add -m lkrg -v 0.9.9
187+ sudo dkms build -m lkrg -v 0.9.9
188+ sudo dkms install -m lkrg -v 0.9.9
189189
190190The only difference on other distributions should be the installation of the
191191kernel headers, the DKMS utility, and OpenSSL. Install the headers for the
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ You can then query the status with:
197197
198198If everything is right, you should get similar output to the following:
199199
200- lkrg/0.9.8 , 5.18.9-200.fc36.x86_64, x86_64: installed
200+ lkrg/0.9.9 , 5.18.9-200.fc36.x86_64, x86_64: installed
201201
202202Please refer to the previous two sections for how to start the LKRG service or
203203have it started on system bootup. If you wish to use the unit/init file, you
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ while you're in the top level source code directory of the installed version.
216216
217217If you installed using DKMS, you'd uninstall with:
218218
219- sudo dkms remove -m lkrg/0.9.8 --all
219+ sudo dkms remove -m lkrg/0.9.9 --all
220220
221221You can also use the following command to temporarily stop the LKRG service
222222without uninstalling it, for systemd:
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