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Details of net-vpn/wireguard-modules:

Description: Simple yet fast and modern VPN that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography
Homepage: https://www.wireguard.com/

available versions:

releases	alpha	amd64	arm	hppa	ia64	mips	ppc	ppc64	ppc macos	s390	sh	sparc	x86	USE-Flags	dependencies	ebuild warnings
wireguard-modules-1.0.20220627-r1	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	debug +module module-src	show	You have just built WireGuard for kernel ${KV_FULL}, yet the currently running kernel is $(uname -r). If you intend to use this WireGuard module on the currently running machine, you will first need to reboot it into the kernel ${KV_FULL}, for which this module was built. $(< /sys/module/wireguard/version) You appear to have just upgraded WireGuard from version v$old to v$new. However, the old version is still running on your system. In order to use the new version, you will need to remove the old module and load the new one. As root, you can accomplish this with the following commands: # rmmod wireguard # modprobe wireguard Do note that doing this will remove current WireGuard interfaces, so you may want to gracefully remove them yourself prior. show
wireguard-modules-1.0.20220627	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	debug +module module-src	show	You have just built WireGuard for kernel ${KV_FULL}, yet the currently running kernel is $(uname -r). If you intend to use this WireGuard module on the currently running machine, you will first need to reboot it into the kernel ${KV_FULL}, for which this module was built. $(< /sys/module/wireguard/version) You appear to have just upgraded WireGuard from version v$old to v$new. However, the old version is still running on your system. In order to use the new version, you will need to remove the old module and load the new one. As root, you can accomplish this with the following commands: # rmmod wireguard # modprobe wireguard Do note that doing this will remove current WireGuard interfaces, so you may want to gracefully remove them yourself prior. show

releases

alpha

amd64

arm

hppa

ia64

mips

ppc

ppc64

ppc macos

s390

sparc

x86

USE-Flags

dependencies

ebuild warnings

wireguard-modules-1.0.20220627-r1

debug
+module
module-src

You have just built WireGuard for kernel ${KV_FULL}, yet the currently running
kernel is $(uname -r). If you intend to use this WireGuard module on the currently
running machine, you will first need to reboot it into the kernel ${KV_FULL}, for
which this module was built.
$(< /sys/module/wireguard/version)
You appear to have just upgraded WireGuard from version v$old to v$new.
However, the old version is still running on your system. In order to use the
new version, you will need to remove the old module and load the new one. As
root, you can accomplish this with the following commands:
    # rmmod wireguard
    # modprobe wireguard
Do note that doing this will remove current WireGuard interfaces, so you may want
to gracefully remove them yourself prior.

show

wireguard-modules-1.0.20220627

debug
+module
module-src

You have just built WireGuard for kernel ${KV_FULL}, yet the currently running
kernel is $(uname -r). If you intend to use this WireGuard module on the currently
running machine, you will first need to reboot it into the kernel ${KV_FULL}, for
which this module was built.
$(< /sys/module/wireguard/version)
You appear to have just upgraded WireGuard from version v$old to v$new.
However, the old version is still running on your system. In order to use the
new version, you will need to remove the old module and load the new one. As
root, you can accomplish this with the following commands:
    # rmmod wireguard
    # modprobe wireguard
Do note that doing this will remove current WireGuard interfaces, so you may want
to gracefully remove them yourself prior.

show

Legend:
+ stable
~ testing
- not available
some ebuild warning depend on specific use-flags or architectures, all ebuild-warnings are shown.

Tutorials:
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