Ubuntu 24.04 (kernel 6.14) quietly broke AMD’s RC RAID stack, so I repackaged the driver for current kernels and future 6.1x updates. The repo now publishes ready-to-load `rcraid.ko` binaries plus the full DKMS source if you’d rather compile it yourself.

What’s inside the update:

BTF-safe build system – the Makefile disables CONFIG_DEBUG_INFO_BTF_MODULES, letting the legacy AMD blob compile without pahole exploding.
Kernel compatibility patches – refreshed headers and shims so the module builds cleanly on stock Ubuntu 24.04 kernels.
Signed-module workflow – the mk_certs helper now generates a 4096-bit key, auto-signs rcraid.ko, and guides you through MOK enrollment for Secure Boot.
Health checks – quick scripts verify the module loads, arrays enumerate, and the initramfs pick-up works before every release.

Everything lives here:

Clone it, follow the short README, and your RAID volumes will be back without diving through kernel build errors yourself.

Ubuntu 24.04 (kernel 6.14) quietly broke AMD’s RC RAID stack, so I repackaged the driver for current kernels and future 6.1x updates. The repo now publishes ready-to-load rcraid.ko binaries plus the full DKMS source if you’d rather compile it yourself.