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%define module_name     kvdo
%define module_version  8.2.1.6
%define module_release  alt1
%define flavour         std-def
# Note: This project can only be built on x86_64, ppc, and aarch64.
%define karch           x86_64 aarch64 ppc64le

%setup_kernel_module %flavour

%define module_dir /lib/modules/%kversion-%flavour-%krelease/misc

Summary: Kernel modules which provide pools of deduplicated and compressed block storage
Name: kernel-modules-%module_name-%flavour
Version: %module_version
Release: %module_release.%kcode.%kbuildrelease
License: GPL-2.0-only
Group: System/Kernel and hardware
Packager: Kernel Maintainer Team <kernel at packages.altlinux.org>
Url: http://github.com/dm-vdo/kvdo
# This is build from template.
# Look for actual sources in kvdo package.

ExclusiveOS: Linux
BuildRequires(pre): rpm-build-kernel
BuildRequires(pre): kernel-headers-modules-std-def
BuildRequires: kernel-headers-modules-%flavour = %kepoch%kversion-%krelease
BuildRequires: kernel-source-%module_name = %module_version
Provides:  kernel-modules-%module_name-%kversion-%flavour-%krelease = %version-%release
Conflicts: kernel-modules-%module_name-%kversion-%flavour-%krelease < %version-%release
Conflicts: kernel-modules-%module_name-%kversion-%flavour-%krelease > %version-%release
PreReq: kernel-image-%flavour = %kepoch%kversion-%krelease
ExcludeArch: i586
ExclusiveArch: %karch

%description
Virtual Data Optimizer (VDO) is software that provides inline block-level
deduplication, compression, and thin provisioning capabilities for primary
storage. VDO installs within the Linux device mapper framework, where it takes
ownership of existing physical block devices and remaps these to new,
higher-level block devices with data-efficiency capabilities.

This is Red Hat proeject.

%prep
rm -rf %module_name-%module_version
tar xf %kernel_src/kernel-source-%module_name-%module_version.tar*
%setup -D -T -n %module_name-%module_version

%build
make -C %_usrsrc/linux-%kversion-%flavour-%krelease M=$(pwd) modules

%install
install -d %buildroot%module_dir
install -m644 -D vdo/kvdo.ko %buildroot%module_dir/

%files
%module_dir

%changelog
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Full changelog you can see here