Igor Novgorodov

> If I copy over that file from the 2.2.0 tagged git source, I get Since you already checked out `zfs-2.2-release` branch - just build from there. It works. ```...

@mwpastore Yes, these native deb packages are in some weird state, probably gonna have to postpone upgrade to 2.2 until those conflicts are fixed...

> To install native Debian packages, please remove the previously installed packages and then install the native Debian packages. Sadly it does not work like this, at least in Ubuntu...

@AllKind No it does not. But when you try to install `openzfs-zfs-dkms` then it would: ``` # apt install ./openzfs-zfs-dkms_2.2.0-0_all.deb Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state...

> So it's like usaleem-ix said. You have to remove the old package first. No, no old packages are installed, I've purged all 2.1.13 stuff. It just wants to remove...

@AllKind `zfs-dkms` is some virtual thing that the kernel provides, it just happen to have the same name as `zfs-2.1.x` package and somehow they don't conflict and can be co-installed....

@AllKind I don't get what you mean. I don't have a real `zfs-dkms` package installed, but there's still a conflict that makes `apt` remove the kernel. @rincebrain Well, I would...

@rincebrain maybe the old way works (thru alien), I haven't yet tried. But I wanted to have the native ones if they were announced...

I can confirm that after removing `Conflicts: zfs-dkms` (`Replaces` does not play a role) from `contrib/debian/control` the dkms deb installs fine, though it shows some strange empty dialog window with...

@mwpastore Yeah I agree that the kernel should not provide anything DKMS related since it defeats DKMS's purpose. Maybe we should file a bug to Ubuntu, but it will take...