Fedora: Add Support For Applying A Single Patch #36
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Apply patch on init via installer to produce/use new patched installer (-custom.run)
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Adding Support For Applying A Single Patch File (#25)
This pull request addresses #25 modifying the container init process to verify whether a patch file has been mounted to the driver container, and if so to apply it as part of driver compilation. This new mode was used successfully until recently for Fedora40 because prior to the availability of the latest driver containers, e.g. 550.90.07.
The pull request also provides a revised systemd unit snippet for FedoraCoreOS in the
README.mdthat attempts to look for a kernel-specific image in a registry, but then falls back to a non-kernel-specific image but seeking to mount any available patches that may allow successful driver compilation.Bumping various dependencies to keep Fedora in sync with
mainDriver, CUDA and Go versions.
FedoraCoreOS GitLab CICD Changes
Various minor changes to the example GitLab CICD scripting.
Addressing Typo As Described in #19