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  • Linux 5.12-rc2 Likely Coming Early Due To That Nasty File-System Corruption Bug

    Phoronix: Linux 5.12-rc2 Likely Coming Early Due To That Nasty File-System Corruption Bug

    Linus Torvalds has now warned developers over using Linux 5.12-rc1 as a basis for their future branches and is looking to release 5.12-rc2 ahead of schedule as a result of that problematic file-system corruption bug stemming from swap file behavior...

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  • #2
    On first glance of this, I was like holy crap...how did this happen. However, I had to actually read though the emails to fully understand that the bug only affects swap files and not swap partitions.

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    • #3
      sad optane drive...

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      • #4
        How will they be "undoing" this? Having a kernel that potentially obliterates your HDD will be pretty bad if you are trying to do a git bisect...

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        • #5
          Originally posted by OneTimeShot View Post
          How will they be "undoing" this? Having a kernel that potentially obliterates your HDD will be pretty bad if you are trying to do a git bisect...
          Using virtual machines with snapshots comes to mind as a potential solution.

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          • #6
            Water-cooling a SSD? Fancy.

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