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ask for TCP BBR module to be added in kernel

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I found that I need to compile kernel with TCP BBR as build-in or module that takes a lot to do. Can this to be added in next kernel build?  Cheers!

2 hours ago, waipan said:

Can this to be added in next kernel build? 


This is a community project and you can and should add it on your own. It is prepared to be simple:

https://docs.armbian.com/Process_Contribute/#collaborate-on-the-project
Edit this line: https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/master/config/kernel/linux-rockchip-next.config#L788

 

Wait up to a day for kernel automated build at beta.armbian.com repository.

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Thank you  @Igor! I've just added a pull request in the project but not sure if the procedure is correct or not.

I've request to change CONFIG_TCP_CONG_BBR=y  in linux-rockchip-next.config.

Correct me if I'm wrong!

On the other side, I do make a  try to install Ubuntu and compile the kernel later. 

  • Author

Thank you @Igor, you're the man. I finally complied the whole OS image myself with TCP BBR enable and it's working now! 

  • Author

@Igor Hi! To keep BBR enable,I know it still not build-it for the next release. Can I just build my own kernel and update it when there's a new release?

After compile new kernel and there will be several debs , is the command with 'dpkg -i linux-image*.deb' and 'reboot' will update kernel? Thank you!

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