Bilal Amarni

yes why not, I'd just like to also be able to install a specific version from the network. Supporting a path and url at the same time might be a...

I'd like to keep this open not to forget about this

I'm not familiar with that software unfortunately, would it be possible for you to narrow down the problem? Is it that line : `Unsupported ioctl: cmd=0x400454ca`? I can also see...

@jbustillosdt : any news about this? Could you try to run `sudo modprobe tun` (cf. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/302623/opening-a-tun-device-from-qemu-x86-for-armv7-fails)?

What would be the advantage of this? The raspberry kernel is always rebased against the most recent kernel release (at the moment 4.11.6, https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/commits/rpi-4.11.y?after=ccca5d14d5c584e80a00da948aaa6713cb6ffeff+174), however they keep dozens of patches...

Lately I've started to add a "pi64-update" command to update kernel / modules. There could be an "--upstream" flag to it. Feel free to contribute if you're familiar with how...

Do you mean linux kernel headers? Starting from the latest release (2017-07-31), they should be available in /usr/include (cf. #10).

Yes in the running image, starting from 2017-07-31, or you can just grab them manually form here https://github.com/bamarni/pi64-kernel/releases (there is just the kernel / modules). However I'm not sure if...

Are you trying to compile from your raspberry or cross-compile? Eg. from amd64 to arm64?

@phbillet : as which user your cron is running? If it's not root I think it's normal that you don't have write access.