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by esgwpl 4y ago
This one? https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/1521584015.31174.3.camel@med.un...
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by esgwpl 5y ago
In fact, sending too many patches to the mailing list is frowned upon: https://lkml.org/lkml/2005/7/11/336
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Linux 5.15-Rc5 x86 Changes Aim to Fix “Yet Another Hardware Trainwreck”(phoronix.com)
38 points by esgwpl 5y ago|4 comments
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by esgwpl 5y ago
>"run this daemon that tries to beat the kernel OOM to the punch" Considering that the kernel OOM killer tends to be way too late in doing its thing I don't see how this is inelegant, maybe there's a reason you can&#x
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by esgwpl 5y ago
Yes, please. I added a vote on AUR as well.
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by esgwpl 5y ago
"The inode64 and inode32 names are used based on existing precedent from XFS." https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin...
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by esgwpl 5y ago
>and yet the defensiveness is so reflexively strong It's hard not to get defensive because this reddit post is basically flamebait: >use of words like sapping and deadend >"there's little to no payoff for the rest of
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by esgwpl 5y ago
I found a detailed explanation here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/49481218
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by esgwpl 5y ago
>The kernel is different from userspace projects - more difficult in some respects (we use a lot of very odd header files that pushes the boundary of what can be called "C"), but easier in many other respects (mainly in the sen
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by esgwpl 6y ago
I don't know about you but to me what makes D2 so charming is its loot and character progression.
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by esgwpl 6y ago
Small nit, the PRO version of Ryzen APUs do support ECC[0], also ASRock has been quoted saying that all of their AM4 motherboards support ECC, even the low end offerings with the A320 chipset. [0] https://www.asrock.com/mb&#
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by esgwpl 6y ago
Sorry if my post sounds like a jab, it wasn't meant to be, thanks for your work and Merry Christmas.
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by esgwpl 6y ago
This version has got to be the worst kernel released in a while in terms of regression, from AMDGPU null pointer dereference crash[0] to f2fs data corruption bug[1] and now this. Fixes for these are on their way as far as I can tell but sin
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by esgwpl 6y ago
This being an LTS release made me wonder: why do distros with long support cycle like RHEL not come with LTS kernel?
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by esgwpl 6y ago
As far as I know Corsair only design PSUs, the actual manufacturing are all outsourced to Chinese or Taiwanese OEMs. Edit: as for the unit you linked, it's manufactured by Flextronics[0] [0] https://www.tomshardware.com&#x2F
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by esgwpl 6y ago
Probably because you have to be somewhat familiar with git to be able to upload stuff to it, there is a barrier of entry.
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by esgwpl 6y ago
Not a lot, you can see it on the development statistics that LWN releases for every major kernel releases, for 5.7, it's only about 13-14%, so most people working on the kernel do indeed get paid for it. https://lwn.net&#x2F
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by esgwpl 6y ago
I like how everyone's answering questions about someone's personal experience with even more personal experience, I'm not being sarcastic, keep them coming, please.
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by esgwpl 6y ago
I believe AGESA 1.0.0.4 Patch B broke something for the APUs, you should try either upgrading or downgrading your BIOS but what worked for me was downgrading to AGESA 1.0.0.3 ABB, both Windows and Linux has stopped crashing now, although I
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by esgwpl 6y ago
Not to take away from their success but their recent progress have been more like them catching up to Intel. It will be interesting to see if they can truly pull ahead though.
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by esgwpl 6y ago
To be fair to Poettering, someone accused the systemd devs of being on Google's payroll, if I were him I'd be annoyed as well.
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7nm Boosted Zen 2 Capabilities but Doubled the Challenges(fuse.wikichip.org)
3 points by esgwpl 7y ago|0 comments