AASM comes in several variants according to its size and the type of guidance used.
The current model features a 250 kg bomb matched to a nose-mounted guidance kit and a rear-mounted range extension kit, containing a rocket booster and enlarged fins. A 125 kg model was first tested in 2009. ••The 1000 kg version•• finished testing in early 2023.
As for guidance, the basic version combines data from a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver and an inertial navigation system (INS) unit through Kalman filtering, achieving a 10 metres (32 ft 10 in) circular error probability (CEP). This “decametric” all-weather variant is complemented by a “metric” day/night fair weather version which adds infrared homing (IIR) guidance that matches the target area with a target model stored in its memory for a 1 metre (3 ft 3 in) CEP.
A third version uses laser guidance instead of IIR allowing it to hit moving targets with more precision.
My guess is that France is only providing the GPS/INS guided variant.
As noted earlier, the Ukrainian aircraft that are modified to carry JDAMs are able to carry and launch the AASM Hammers without further modification.