Linux kernel 6.15.11 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.16.2 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.12.43 has been released.
Linus Torvalds has announced the release of the second release candidate for Linux kernel 6.17, representing one of the more modest RC2 releases in recent history. The release encompasses updates to drivers, focusing on block, GPU, networking, and sound, along with several enhancements for SCSI and FireWire. Other changes include filesystems, core networking, and architecture fixes, mainly x86. Additionally, minor adjustments and a brief log have been incorporated.
The kernel has been updated with fixes for various issues, such as printing RSS for tiler heap BO's in debugfs GEMS file, removing transitional headers, normalizing volume kcontrol names, and fixing iteration bugs in __qgroup_excl_accounting(). Other changes include fixing the race between collapse and PT_RECLAIM under per-vma lock, removing the bouncing T7XX reviewer and kprobes maintainer, and fixing CIFS to handle any iterator type. The release also incorporates enhancements for the Intel WWAN IOSM driver, Intel PTP DFL ToD, addressing the T7XX reviewer, and the kprobes maintainer.
The kernel has been updated with fixes for various issues, such as printing RSS for tiler heap BO's in debugfs GEMS file, removing transitional headers, normalizing volume kcontrol names, and fixing iteration bugs in __qgroup_excl_accounting(). Other changes include fixing the race between collapse and PT_RECLAIM under per-vma lock, removing the bouncing T7XX reviewer and kprobes maintainer, and fixing CIFS to handle any iterator type. The release also incorporates enhancements for the Intel WWAN IOSM driver, Intel PTP DFL ToD, addressing the T7XX reviewer, and the kprobes maintainer.
Linux kernel 6.16.1 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.6.102 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.1.148 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.15.10 has been released
Linux kernel 6.12.42 has been released
Linus Torvalds has announced the release of the first release candidate for Linux kernel 6.17
The kernel encompasses a range of updates, including enhancements to VFIO, s390, i3c, RTC, bpf, gfs2, MM, EFI, gpio, power sequencing, remoteproc, PCI, EDAC, x86 CPU mitigation, x86 microcode loader, x86 SEV, as well as various fixes related to locking, irq, smp, xfs, zonefs, ata, module, driver core, drm, jfs, btrfs, input, CRC, crypto library, fscrypt, ipe, erofs, m68k, char/misc, IIO/other driver updates, staging, tty/serial driver updates, USB/Thunderbolt, TTY fix, hwmon, parisc, fbdev, crypto, libnvdimm, f2fs, tpm, rdma, iommufd, mailbox, io_uring, block, HID, sysctl, GNSS, uml, apparmor, sh, and xen.
Linux kernel 6.6.101 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.12.41 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.15.9 has been released.
The stable release of 4MLinux 49.0 is now available for download. It offers various features such as LibreOffice 25.2, GNOME Office, Firefox 140.0, Chrome 138.0, Thunderbird 140.0, Audacious 4.4.2, VLC 3.0.21, SMPlayer 25.6.0, Mesa 25.1.0, and Wine 10.11. The release also includes Perl 5.40.2, Python 2.7.18, Python 3.13.3, and Ruby 3.4.3. It also supports mobile devices via Bluetooth and PTP/MTP protocols, adds Stella and Brutal Chess to the GamePack collection, and includes optional Intel VAPPI drivers.
Linus Torvalds has announced that the release of Linux kernel 6.16 has been completed, marking the conclusion of the release cycle. The latest release appears to be in excellent condition, featuring nearly all minor driver updates along with some additional miscellaneous elements included throughout. The kernel has been enhanced with improvements to dma_fence_wait_timeout(), adjustments to DAIF masking in CPU_switch_to(), and the introduction of mute LED support for HP Pavilion 15-eg0xxx.
Linux kernel 6.6.100 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.12.40 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.1.147 has been released.
Linux kernel 6.15.8 has been released.
Linus Torvalds has announced that the seventh release candidate for Linux kernel 6.16 is now available for testing with a few minor fixes and bug fixes. The kernel includes fixes for potential memory leaks, build warnings, DMI entries, and issues with static ftrace. The biggest patches are for documentation, self-tests, or tooling, not actual kernel code changes. The changes include fixes for a leak in fcntl_dirnotify(), a fix for bit masking in tb_dp_port_set_hops(), and a fix for a missing pointer increment in aligned_read(). The biggest changes are for documentation and self-tests or tooling, not kernel code changes. The kernel is in good shape, with no significant changes to its code.
The list of bug fixes in the Linux kernel includes fixes for various issues, such as incorrect masking for channels 4–7 in powerdown mode, missing CONFIG_REGMAP_MMIO, and a reference to an invalid bucket in copygc. Other fixes include reordering output formats on MT8195/88, updating the list of PCI-supported devices, and fixing the size of the received input buffer. Other fixes include enabling interrupts during exception handling, fixing warnings for missing export.h header inclusions, and addressing issues with hv_map/unmap_interrupt() return values. The list also includes fixes for DMIC data sources from GPIO2, as well as a fix for a no-status endpoint.
The list of bug fixes in the Linux kernel includes fixes for various issues, such as incorrect masking for channels 4–7 in powerdown mode, missing CONFIG_REGMAP_MMIO, and a reference to an invalid bucket in copygc. Other fixes include reordering output formats on MT8195/88, updating the list of PCI-supported devices, and fixing the size of the received input buffer. Other fixes include enabling interrupts during exception handling, fixing warnings for missing export.h header inclusions, and addressing issues with hv_map/unmap_interrupt() return values. The list also includes fixes for DMIC data sources from GPIO2, as well as a fix for a no-status endpoint.
