Description

Linux kernel vanilla repositories for Fedora

This copr provides vanilla builds of linux-next, which contains changes slated to be merged into the currently developed mainline release or its successor; the bulk of the changes usually falls into the latter category.

This is the seventh of seven coprs allowing you to quickly, comfortably, and cleanly install vanilla kernels from different Linux series. The offered packages are built just like Fedora's kernels and perfect for both quick tests and regular day-to-day use.

Installation Instructions

Enable this copr like any other, e.g. by running sudo dnf -y copr enable @kernel-vanilla/next. Afterwards update your system, as your package manager then will install the latest kernel from this copr. On commodity x86-64 systems you’ll also have to disable Secure Boot, as your firmware otherwise will likely refuse to boot kernels from this copr.

A page dedicated to the kernel vanilla copr repositories for Fedora Linux explains this in more detail. It also provides a lot of additional information. Among them the differences between the seven coprs and why most of them include others as a runtime dependency – which is why some of the coprs occasionally look empty, outdated, or abandoned, when in fact everything is working as intended.

Active Releases

The following unofficial repositories are provided as-is by owner of this project. Contact the owner directly for bugs or issues (IE: not bugzilla).

Release	Architectures	Repo Download
Fedora 42	aarch64 (3276)*, ppc64le (1632)*, x86_64 (25041)*	Fedora 42 (859 downloads)
Fedora 43	aarch64 (2007)*, ppc64le (1172)*, s390x (312)*, x86_64 (13634)*	Fedora 43 (584 downloads)
Fedora 44	aarch64 (317)*, ppc64le (87)*, s390x (44)*, x86_64 (4471)*	Fedora 44 (214 downloads)
Fedora rawhide	aarch64 (3967)*, ppc64le (3922)*, s390x (1501)*, x86_64 (22483)*	Fedora rawhide (1335 downloads)

* Total number of downloaded packages.