- name: tegra-kernel
- description: nvidia-tegra Ubuntu kernel as a snap
- snapcraft: link to snapcraft.yaml if publicly available
- upstream: (snapcraft.yaml - ~nwager/+git/kernel-snaps-uc22 - [no description])
- upstream-relation: we are the upstream
- interfaces:
- kernel-module-load:
- request-type: installation and auto-connection
- reasoning: this snap must expose a set of modprobe configuration to match what is done on the linux-nvidia-tegra debian package in order to have an error-less boot and have full hardware support.
- kernel-module-load:
This request has been added to the queue for review by the @reviewers team.
Hey @pinaraf
Is it correct that we can limit the kernel-module-load to the qemu_fw_cfg module for now?
Thanks
No, it was just a demo. The set of kernel modules will vary with time (for instance nvidia recently requested a module to be blacklisted, we can not plan when this happens)
I see, thanks for the info. Other quick question: Would it be limited to load: denied operation (at least for the near future)?
No, we also have to manually specify some modules parameters (for instance NVreg_TegraGpuPgMask=512 for the nvidia module that seems to be required for some hardware)
Understood, thanks for the clarification!
+1 from me for granting tegra-kernel auto-connection to the kernel-moduel-load interface (#voteFor).
Thanks!
Hi @pinaraf and a Happy New Year 
+1 for granting tegra-kernel auto-connection to the kernel-moduel-load interface (#voteFor), from my side too.
+2 votes for, 0 vote against. Granting kernel-moduel-load interface to the snap tegra-kernel. This is now live!