v0.4.4

Contains builder fixes for 4.19.76-linuxkit.

v0.4.3

Fixes linuxkit builder to run in tree instead of in the ubuntu builder.

0.4.1

This release fixes an issue with gcc plugins that prevented recent linuxkit builds from working.

Changes

• Fixes for linuxkit 4.14.134 (#19)

0.4.0

This release adds support for building WSL2 (Windows Service For Linux 2) kernels from GitHub

Changes

• add support for WSL2 kernels (#18)

0.3.3

Changes

add support for specifying CentOS vault configuration (#17)

0.3.2

This build add a retry and timeout when pulling packages to create more reliable builds.

0.3.1

This fixes a typo in the CentOS support that was preventing CentOS builds from succeeding.

0.3.0 - CentOS support

This release adds a major new platform, CentOS, to the build system. For more information on building for CentOS, see the README.

0.2.2 - Ubuntu fixes

As Ubuntu releases new packages, the builder would fail to pull the right kernel modules because we didn't have the latest package inventory. In particular, this was causing builds of the latest ubuntu bionic (with 5.0.0 kernel) to fail. The fix is to always run apt-get update first.

0.2.1 - Improved Linuxkit support

Previous versions would download and build linuxkit versions from github releases. Linuxkit discontinued such releases in late 2018, instead standardizing on distributing kernel source and binaries via docker images. With this release, zfs-builder instead pulls pre-built binaries from said docker images. This requires passing the docker socket to the builder image, but has the added benefit that we can build directly against pre-built binaries, without having to go through the kernel compilation phase.