Hi, Further to my email, we discussed this request at the TB meeting this evening[1]. The TB reached a conclusion and decided to decline making an exception for this case, broadly for the reasons I already stated. However, please note that the following options remain open to you, so we believe you are not blocked:
1) You can use a PPA or resurrect the Canonical Partner archive or use some other archive to meet your commercial needs. Seb and Michael have offered to help you with this. However, this would be merely technical help. We see no TB or other governance barrier to you implementing this. 2) If there are specific issues already landed in an existing release that are not already addressed, we can consider those on a case by case basis. We appreciate the challenges of the quasi-main-archive situation you are in at the moment. To avoid this happening again, let us be clear that you must not submit SRUs for hardware enablements that have not been already performed in the development release and all releases after the target release, and certainly not without making any deviation clear in all relevant documentation. This applies equally to kernel packages in the main archive. Thanks, Robie On behalf of the Technical Board. [1] https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2026/02/24/%23ubuntu-meeting.html#t20:21
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