install: Add flag to auto-set KVERS. #56
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For a little while, we've been manually setting KVERS in the CI definitions (main.yml) in order to successfully build against the provided kernel in the CI. However, the version updates over time, so this breaks frequently. Since we just want to match the version actually available, add a flag to automatically set KVERS to the available kernel header version, and just use that instead.
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For a little while, we've been manually setting KVERS in the CI definitions (main.yml) in order to successfully build against the provided kernel in the CI. However, the version updates over time, so this breaks frequently. Since we just want to match the version actually available, add a flag to automatically set KVERS to the available kernel header version, and just use that instead.