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    Phoronix: Linux 5.13-rc5 Is Fairly Average In Size But Not Calming Down Yet

    Linus Torvalds just released Linux 5.13-rc5 ahead of Linux 5.13 potentially releasing later this month but depending upon how the rest of the cycle plays out could end up in early July...

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    There is also the change in 5.13-rc5 of the "-O3" optimization for WireGuard being disabled over that aggressive optimization level being considered too unsafe for the kernel.
    If I wanted to compile Linux with O3, how would I go about it? Could I simply pass KCFLAGS="-O3" with the make command or would I need to change the makefiles?

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      Originally posted by kvuj View Post

      If I wanted to compile Linux with O3, how would I go about it? Could I simply pass KCFLAGS="-O3" with the make command or would I need to change the makefiles?
      xanmod kernel is using this patch https://sourceforge.net/projects/xan...xanmod/xanmod/

      0012-XANMOD-init-Kconfig-Enable-O3-KBUILD_CFLAGS-optimiza.patch

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