Linux Fix Incoming For Intel Fallout After The Kernel Disabled Buggy AMD fTPM RNG

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Phoronix: Linux Fix Incoming For Intel Fallout After The Kernel Disabled Buggy AMD fTPM RNG

The decision last month for the Linux kernel to disable random number gemeration (RNG) for all AMD fTPMs ended up having some unintended consequences on Intel systems that ended up breaking S3 suspend behavior...

https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-fTPM-RNG-Intel-Fix-6.6

[skeevy420]

Odd breaks and fixes remind of spacebar heating.

[tildearrow]

Typo:

The decision last month for the Linux kernel to disable random number gemeration

[Michael]

Typo:

Thanks, fixed.

[JEBjames]

Michael

Typo

"for hte Linux 6.6 merge window"

[Eirikr1848]

Hey typos tell us these aren’t LLM-generated articles nor LLM-edited

[milkylainen]

So the Intel fTPM hangs(?) when queried about version?

So basically what the patch is saying is that all fTPM implementations seem to be buggy shit?

[skeevy420]

Hey typos tell us these aren’t LLM-generated articles nor LLM-edited

Philosophically, it tells me that Michael is just like the rest of us old guys who are passionate about their setup because he's set in stone with his ancient idea of a good workflow. I know his workflow is ancient because the damn-near prehistoric red squiggly autocorrect line would alert him to the majority of typos on Phoronix.

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[stormcrow]

Philosophically, it tells me that Michael is just like the rest of us old guys who are passionate about their setup because he's set in stone with his ancient idea of a good workflow. I know his workflow is ancient because the damn-near prehistoric red squiggly autocorrect line would alert him to the majority of typos on Phoronix.

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Been biting my tongue for the past few years over this. Spell check has been around for over a decade. Typos and misspellings shouldn't be appearing in any professionally produced articles these days. But they're in nearly every single article on Phoronix.

[marlock]

Michael doesn't sleep to pay his bills

Red squiggly lines are nearly invisible to sleep-deprivated basement dwellers