add: linux-headers-lts-6.6-deb

[jimed-rand]

Continuation of these requests (#6586)

[jimed-rand]

It still got errors when I made a change. Should I close it as unplanned and re-commit with new branch or keep it be?

[oklopfer]

What’s with the -modular naming? It is confusing and does not match the standard of other kernels we package

[jimed-rand]

What’s with the -modular naming? It is confusing and does not match the standard of other kernels we package

modular means it's primary headers for all architecture, it's located on amd64 and if you see the sources, there's one primary headers and second headers which it's generic.

[oklopfer]

What’s with the -modular naming? It is confusing and does not match the standard of other kernels we package

modular means it's primary headers for all architecture, it's located on amd64 and if you see the sources, there's one primary headers and second headers which it's generic.

See #6619 (comment), we have a standard naming practice for these

[jimed-rand]

What’s with the -modular naming? It is confusing and does not match the standard of other kernels we package

modular means it's primary headers for all architecture, it's located on amd64 and if you see the sources, there's one primary headers and second headers which it's generic.

See #6619 (comment), we have a standard naming practice for these

Alright, I follow what you'd mean. So, should I fix the modules and this merged commit in next commit yeah ? Or change it now ?

[oklopfer]

What’s with the -modular naming? It is confusing and does not match the standard of other kernels we package

modular means it's primary headers for all architecture, it's located on amd64 and if you see the sources, there's one primary headers and second headers which it's generic.

See #6619 (comment), we have a standard naming practice for these

Alright, I follow what you'd mean. So, should I fix the modules and this merged commit in next commit yeah ? Or change it now ?

we should fix it all up now. headers also should not depend on modules, headers are always installed first. You want:

• kernel depends on: headers headers-generic modules image-unsigned
• image-unsigned depends on: headers headers-generic modules
• modules depends on: headers headers-generic
• headers-generic depends on: headers
• headers depends on: none