What's New in Lustre 2025
Lustre 2025 is the last major release of Lustre. Following the release of Lustre 2025, Autodesk will cease further product development of Lustre. No new version updates, features, or product enhancements will be developed for Lustre after April 11, 2024. For more details, see the FAQ.
AJA
Lustre 2025 supports the AJA SDK 17.0.1.
The AJA driver 17.0.1 is automatically installed with DKU 19.0 on all supported versions of Rocky Linux.
The driver is compatible with Flame Family 2024.x, but only for Rocky Linux 8.5 and 8.7. The 2024.x versions are not supported on Rocky Linux 9.3.
Sony BURANO Camera
You can now import X-OCN LT media files from Sony BURANO camera.
RED Cameras
The RED SDK 8.5.1 Update adds support for media files from the V-RAPTOR X camera.
OpenEXR
OpenEXR is updated to version 3.2.1. This is a minor update, and changes to this SDK should not have any impact on Flame Family applications.
Apple Log Colour Space
Lustre now supports Apple Log QuickTime files from the Apple Camera (Apple ProRes) and the Blackmagic Camera (Apple ProRes / H.264) applications. Apple Log Colour Space can be selected from the Camera/Apple menu.
DKU
DKU 19.0 contains the following improvements:
- Add support of Rocky Linux 9.3.
- The AJA driver 17.0.1 is installed on all supported versions of Rocky Linux.
- The driver is compatible with Flame Family 2024.x, but only for Rocky Linux 8.5 and 8.7. The 2024.x versions are not supported on Rocky Linux 9.3.
- The NVIDIA driver has been updated to version 535.161.07.
- The NVIDIA P6000 is the minimum certified GFX card.
- The HP Z840 workstation is no longer a qualified configuration.
Rocky Linux 9.3 Support
Flame Family 2025 introduces the support of Rocky Linux 9.3, released November 20, 2023. To move from Rocky Linux 8.5/8.7 to Rocky Linux 9.3, you must perform a full installation since Rocky Linux does not support upgrading to a major release. Therefore, no upgrade script is provided.
All Flame Family qualified workstations support Rocky Linux 9.3.
For more information, visit the Rocky Linux 9.3 website
Installing Rocky Linux 9.3
Rocky Linux 9.3 installation is similar to Rocky Linux 8.5/8.7. Follow the steps on found on Flame Help.
Autodesk products on Rocky Linux
Autodesk Maya 2025 & Flow Production Tracking are supported on Rocky Linux.
Notes about Rocky Linux 9.3
BIOS Configuration You must use the UEFI mode rather than the legacy BIOS. The latter is still available but should not be used for Flame Family products configurations.
Automatic Update: By default, Automatic Update are enabled in Rocky Linux and to avoid issues, we strongly recommend you install the DKU just after your initial OS installation and reboot your workstation. DKU installation disables this option.
License Server: If you plan to install Autodesk Network License Manager (NLM) under Rocky Linux 9, make sure to install NLM version 11.19.4.1 from the Autodesk Support site. See this support article for more details.
Secure Shell Login (SSH): By default, root access is no longer allowed on newer Rocky versions (such as 9.3). Use the following procedure to enable SSH:
As root, open the
etc/ssh/sshd_config
file and setPermitRootLogin
to yes.Restart the SSH service using:
systemctl restart sshd.service
.Log in to the node as the root user:
ssh root@<hostname>
.
- For more information on enabling root on ssh, see this page from IBM.
Deprecated Network Scripts: If you're used to running the legacy network scripts ifup and ifdown, know that these are no longer part of Rocky Linux 9.x. It also includes removal of the ifcfg-xxxx configuration files. These scripts were deprecated in Rocky Linux 8.6 (more information) and you should use the following commands instead:
- ip link set <interface> up
- ip link set <interface> down
Components not available on Rocky Linux 9.x:
- HP Anyware
- Blackmagic Design Desktop Video