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BFS Scheduler Updated For Linux 3.14

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Kernel on 6 May 2014 at 01:36 PM EDT. 2 Comments

Besides Reiser4 being updated for the Linux 3.14 kernel and being released today, the latest version of BFS was also just released for Linux 3.14 compatibility.

It's taken several weeks but Con Kolivas has put out the latest version of his Brain Fuck Scheduler patch. BFS v447 brings Linux 3.14 kernel compatibility.

That's all about there is to say right now is the BFS scheduler optimized for mobile and desktop systems now will work against the 3.14 kernel. You can download the out-of-tree patch via Con's web archive.

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