The Best Features Of The Linux 3.5 Kernel

[phoronix]

Phoronix: The Best Features Of The Linux 3.5 Kernel

With the release of the Linux 3.5 kernel expected in just a few days, here's some of the most exciting features to look forward to...

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[Kano]

Hopefully the suspend bug introduced with rc7 is fixed before. No idea if it only happens with intel gfx.

[ChrisXY]

Hopefully the suspend bug introduced with rc7 is fixed before. No idea if it only happens with intel gfx.

Here on radeon too. Is it reported somewhere?

[birdie]

An even better feature - it doesn't boot on some Asus socket 1155 motherboards.

Way to go! Keep introducing regressions, guys!

[Kano]

I had no problem to boot 3.5rc6 with my asus s1155 (p8z68-v) board, but i tested it only with gpt. with gpt even partuuid worked. i just find always asus uefi bugs.

[oliver]

Asus UEFI bugs, really? I have the Asus M5A97 and the bios is probably the most horrible thing on the board. The board is great, the bios, while looks 'pretty' works like it's from 1995.

[bug!]

An even better feature - it doesn't boot on some Asus socket 1155 motherboards.

Way to go! Keep introducing regressions, guys!

Complaining about a regression before the development phase that is meant to address them has been completed is about as stupid as it gets.

[bridgman]

But on a positive note, looks like there is a fix already.

[oliver]

Complaining about a regression before the development phase that is meant to address them has been completed is about as stupid as it gets.

I'm just surprised he hasn't been banned yet

[birdie]

But on a positive note, looks like there is a fix already.

Yep, Linus fixed this bug himself 'cause SCSI guys are very slow to react and Linus cannot release a kernel which doesn't even boot for some people.