I have a github action to build rolling iso every night, recently I found that linux kernel and module is no longer provided in official rolling repo. Does this suggest that user will need to build their own kernel package and for all the modules?
Or it is just a issue on ci?
Hi @0x20000 in short the answer to is:
Does this suggest that user will need to build their own kernel package and for all the modules?
No
Long story: There is an issue with the Linux Kernel CDN
Kernel Mirrors Sync IssuesSubscribe
Update - The recovery process is still in progress. ETA to full restoration is another 12 hours. Affected files are available as they are synced.
Jul 03, 2026 - 06:23 UTCUpdate - the recovery process is still in progress. Thank you for your patience!
Jul 02, 2026 - 17:26 UTCIdentified - A misconfiguration while adding the new primary mirror temporarily impacted access to the kernel archives on our mirrors. A fix has been implemented, and we are currently working to restore all content.
Jul 02, 2026 - 14:21 UT C
Which currently prevents our CI/CD Pipeline from producing Kernel binary packages as the release procedure builds from the release tar-ball and not the Git repo which some of us use for Kernel development.
We also wait for this to be resolved to get new rolling releases for the community. So we just will sit this one out.
Thanks go out to the Kernel CDN team anyways for their service!
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Thanks for your weekend reply!
I know this issue from kernel mirror, but didnt link this with current situation.
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