PigLover

Kind a like this: https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/4611 Guess I was a bit slow to the punch - but at least somebody else was on top of it!

If somebody is willing to a) test this scenario and b) then provide a PR that enables the requested module across all configs, then yes, we could ship it by default. Now that the crazyness of the last few weeks have settled down I can finally pay attention to this again. Is there any chance you could point me to an example of a good/successful PR to enable a feature that I could use to model against? Would rather get it right the first time rather than wasting time doing it wrong, responding to PR comments, doing it again, rinse, repeat...

Thank you. I built it last evening. It appears stable, iscsid now starts (fixed the key symptom) and does allow Longhorn to work. I also included the Ceph kernel modules due to future testing plans. I'd like to run with it for a few days to see if there are any problems and, barring any problems, will submit the PR in a week or so.

Is there any chance we could get kernel support for open-iscsi built into this kernel (I believe this requires module iscsi_tcp)? I'm doing some Kubernetes testing and this is required for Longhorn. I know I could build my own kernel and probably will if this is a request that will take a long time. But I believe this will be a common use case for this board and it would be nice to have it in the base kernels. Thanks!