Linux 5.1.5 Kernel Fixes The Latest Data Corruption Bug

[Guest]

How do you RAID on desktop then?

If I used RAID, I'd do it in my storage server.

[Guest]

It's also used by default for encrypted setup. Which is more than relevant for laptop users.

I don't think you need LVM to use LUKS.

[deadite66]

No issues with 5.1.5 though. Vega 56.

Seems good on 5.1.5, been running all day with no hang.

[Paradigm Shifter]

been having screen lockup problems too with 5.1 though i can still ssh into it.
have a vega 64.

A bit OT for this thread, but...

Possibly not directly related, but when I moved to kernel 5.0.0, I would get the GPU attached to output dropping off the PCI-E bus at fairly regular intervals - between 5 and 20 minutes after graphical login - reverting to an older kernel stopped it. As I am dependent on CUDA, I only use nVidia cards in Linux. It happened repeatedly on two different systems, a 2990WX/X399 box with RTX 2080Ti's and a Ryzen 2700X/X470 with GTX 1080Ti's. In both cases, returning to an older kernel stopped it from happening.