With this we will mark all packages from that PPA as "treated as official Ubuntu package":
$ echo 'LP-PPA-ubuntu-x-swat-q-lts-backport' | sudo tee /etc/apport/native-origins.d/lts-q-backports
If that's not desired, I can change the package hook to see if the package is not native, and if not, accept it if it contains "-backport-quantal" (but then any other kernel from any package source which matches that name will be accepted).
These approaches (check PPA origin and check name) can also be combined.
Please let me know which you consider most appropriate. Thanks!
With this we will mark all packages from that PPA as "treated as official Ubuntu package":
$ echo 'LP-PPA- ubuntu- x-swat- q-lts-backport' | sudo tee /etc/apport/ native- origins. d/lts-q- backports
If that's not desired, I can change the package hook to see if the package is not native, and if not, accept it if it contains "-backport-quantal" (but then any other kernel from any package source which matches that name will be accepted).
These approaches (check PPA origin and check name) can also be combined.
Please let me know which you consider most appropriate. Thanks!