Since the switch to testing farm it seem the kernel there does not have the sctp module preinstalled.
It should be part of kernel-modules, however we cannot just install that because the dnf repo may ship a newer version than the booted kernel so a direct install does not work.
+ uname -r
7.1.4-202.fc44.x86_64
+ rpm -q aardvark-dns netavark netavark-tests
aardvark-dns-2.0.0-1.20260730125906909950.main.23.g233afe5.fc44.x86_64
netavark-2.0.0-1.20260731150424188956.pr1483.23.g64f67186.fc44.x86_64
netavark-tests-2.0.0-1.20260731150424188956.pr1483.23.g64f67186.fc44.x86_64
++ uname -r
+ dnf install kernel-modules-7.1.4-202.fc44.x86_64
Updating and loading repositories:
Repositories loaded.
Failed to resolve the transaction:
No match for argument: kernel-modules-7.1.4-202.fc44.x86_64
You can try to add to command line:
--skip-unavailable to skip unavailable packages
Based on the fedora CI discussion the modules will not be included by default so to fix that we must install the latest kernel and modules and then use tmt reboot mechanism in order for the tests to be able to use sctp.
cc @lsm5
Since the switch to testing farm it seem the kernel there does not have the sctp module preinstalled.
It should be part of
kernel-modules, however we cannot just install that because the dnf repo may ship a newer version than the booted kernel so a direct install does not work.Based on the fedora CI discussion the modules will not be included by default so to fix that we must install the latest kernel and modules and then use tmt reboot mechanism in order for the tests to be able to use sctp.
cc @lsm5