vmlinuxh: use packaged kernel instead of random host kernel #255
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Currently Dockerfile build takes btf information from the running host kernel. For me that would be Ubuntu kernel. However, because packaged AL2023 rpm is available, one can instead extract up to date BTF information from it. This should ensure up-to-date vmlinuxh being used for all builds, and reproducible locally without relying on having a matching host kernel. Signed-off-by: Dimitri John Ledkov <[email protected]>
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Currently Dockerfile build takes btf information from the running host kernel. For me that would be Ubuntu kernel. However, because packaged AL2023 rpm is available, one can instead extract up to date BTF information from it. This should ensure up-to-date vmlinuxh being used for all builds, and reproducible locally without relying on having a matching host kernel.
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