AMD P-State Driver Introducing New Features With Linux 7.1
…s "-next" branch until the Linux 7.1 merge window opens up later in April. First up is the AMD CPPC Performance Priority feature set for inclusion in Linux 7.1. The…
…s "-next" branch until the Linux 7.1 merge window opens up later in April. First up is the AMD CPPC Performance Priority feature set for inclusion in Linux 7.1. The…
…The Ampere eMAG as what was Ampere Computing's first generation data center / server processor was quite interesting with its 32 Skylark cores. You can see my 2018 review of Ampere eMAG…
…Tim Chen noted on the patch cover letter: "Compared with cache-aware v4, the major change in the first part is storing the LLC effective size in the per-CPU bottom sched…
…especially the hrtick scheduler timer. - Better timer locality decision - Simplification of the evaluation of the first expiry time by keeping track of the neighbor timers in the RB-tree by providing a…
…As covered on Phoronix when this power module was first presented in patch form, the aim is to better management power features like the backlight and Panel Self Refresh in a similar…
…The first patch changes some vfs function arguments, so check that one out carefully. With this change, we may be able to shrink some inode structures. For instance, struct nfs_inode has…
…Ubuntu 26.04 LTS is set to be among the first distributions in April shipping with Linux 7.0. Linux Kernel Adds Documentation For What Qualifies As A Security Bug, Responsible AI…
…the future looks bright for Mesa compilers on Intel :-)" A very promising first step for Jay. It will be exciting as Jay matures and becomes viable for experimental testing. Jay is written…
…This week is the first time I am seeing new Linux driver activity specifically referencing this exciting AMD "Halo Box" system. The AMD Ryzen AI Halo box shown off at CES is…
…Given the date at first I was wondering if it was an April Fool's announcement. But there is prior discussions in recent months around restoring Gaim, such as this update last…