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    Phoronix: Linux 3.16.59 Being Prepared With L1TF Patches, Other x86 Speculation Mitigation Work

    While the maintained Linux 4.x kernel branches have all seen a lot of work on L1TF/Foreshadow and other x86/x86_64 speculation execution mitigation work, the Linux 3.16.59 kernel is bringing a load of work for those still riding this old kernel base...

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    Basically Debian 7 ELTS kernel and default kernel on Debian 8 LTS.

    Ben also maintains CIP SLTS kernel... that seems aims to be supported like a 50 years or maybe at least 15 but both ways something super crazy
    Last edited by dungeon; 29 September 2018, 10:25 PM.

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      Originally posted by dungeon View Post
      Basically Debian 7 ELTS kernel and default kernel on Debian 8 LTS.

      Ben also maintains CIP SLTS kernel... that seems aims to be supported like a 50 years or maybe at least 15 but both ways something super crazy
      Sounds useful for folks still running Debian 8 on Powermacs!

      I haven't heard of that 15 year kernel, sounds useful for IoT that actually gets updates (HA!) and phones.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by mulenmar View Post

        Sounds useful for folks still running Debian 8 on Powermacs!

        I haven't heard of that 15 year kernel, sounds useful for IoT that actually gets updates (HA!) and phones.


        Last edited by dungeon; 01 October 2018, 12:57 PM.

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