#kernel

Windows nervt dich? Zeit für was Besseres!

Kennst du das? Zwangsupdates, mysteriöse Abstürze und dein PC, der plötzlich sein Eigenleben führt...

"Von Windows zu Linux in 12 Kapiteln" ist dein Ausweg – OHNE Nerd-Abschluss! (Link unten)

Was dich erwartet:

Ein Schritt-für-Schritt-Guide, der dich WIRKLICH an die Hand nimmt
Keine Technik-Fachsprache, die nur Experten verstehen
Sicherheits-Tipps, mit denen Windows nicht mithalten kann
Praktische Lösungen für all deine "Ja, aber..."-Fragen
Zero Drama: Mit Snapshots & Backups geht nichts schief!
Und für GAMER: Linux rockt mittlerweile richtig hart! Deine Windows-Spiele laufen meist nicht nur problemlos – sie performen sogar BESSER! Das Buch zeigt dir genau, wie du als Gamer umsteigst, ohne auf deine Lieblingsspiele verzichten zu müssen.

Linux ist längst nicht mehr nur was für Nerds!

Christin Löhner zeigt dir, wie auch DU dich von Windows-Problemen verabschiedest. Ein Betriebssystem, das DIR gehört statt umgekehrt? Das gibt's wirklich! Und es fühlt sich verdammt gut an.

Du bekommst nicht nur eine technische Anleitung, sondern einen echten Begleiter für deinen Umstieg. Von den ersten Zweifeln bis zur stolzen "Ich-nutze-jetzt-Linux"-Aussage.

Die beste Nachricht? Du kannst es. Wirklich. Trau dich! Dein Windows-freies Leben wartet schon.

https://www.christin-loehner.de/blog/von-windows-zu-linux-in-12-kapiteln

#linux #windows #umstieg #lernen #buch #autor #fachbuch #sachbuch #buchempfehlung #ubuntu #archlinux #linuxmint #gentoo #fedora #redhat #suse #nitrux #gaming #linuxgamer #treiber #kernel #linuxumstieg #windowsade #LinuxFürAlle #WindowsAdios #DigitaleFreiheit #GamingAufLinux

Missing wallpaper/desktop features after kernel update #nvidia #kernel #kubuntu

https://askubuntu.com/q/1546560/612

New post: "WebSysctl is Now Live!"

https://alfonsosiciliano.gitlab.io/posts/2025-04-26-websysctl.html

#UNIX #FreeBSD #kernel #sysctl #database

I today released a new EDR-DOS kernel version. This fixes a critical bug which could corrupt the file system if files with long file names were deleted.

This release also increases compatibility with MS SCANDISK and the DR-DOS TASKMGR.

https://github.com/SvarDOS/edrdos/releases

#EDRDOS #DOS #kernel #scandisk

Hoy hablamos de #cachyos y de como funcionan sus mejoras

https://youtu.be/vjfl_yCT_Rg

#kernel #repositorio #archlinux #cachylinux

IRQ Process Details #kernel #2204

https://askubuntu.com/q/1546462/612

Updating initramfs breaks the kernel on fd luks encrypted Ubuntu 24.04 #kernel #luks #initramfs #btrfs

https://askubuntu.com/q/1546439/612

Rotation setting for wayland/kubuntu login screen? #kernel #kubuntu #loginscreen #wayland

https://askubuntu.com/q/1546432/612

What is linux-image-nvidia package? #server #nvidia #kernel

https://askubuntu.com/q/1546411/612

What is linux-image-nvidia package? #nvidia #kernel

https://askubuntu.com/q/1546411/612

How the fsck did we go from zero hfs/hfsplus maintainers to three in a matter of days? I should threaten to remove more code. It's like tariffs for the kernel.

#linux #kernel

Now running #linux #kernel 6.14.3.

Boot issues with 6.8.0-58 kernel (24.04 LTS) #kernel #virtualbox #2404 #lts

https://askubuntu.com/q/1546334/612

Cloud-Image release cycle #kernel #2404 #cloud

https://askubuntu.com/q/1546342/612

As an update, I could not reproduce it on Fedora 40, but I could on #OpenSUSE Tumbleweed and #Ubuntu 25.04.

However, it seems that it's reproducible in KubeVirt 1.2.2 but Fedora 42 does not have this issue with KubeVirt v1.3.1. For reference, Harvester 1.4.1 with Kubevirt 1.2.2 came out in January of this year and Harvester 1.4.2 with 1.3.1 came out in March of this year.

#Linux #kernel #libvirt #kubevirt

I'm seeing a nasty virtio network regression with the 6.14 Linux kernel on Fedora 41, 42, and OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. "bad gso: type 4" and http traffic crawling to ISDN speeds. Specifically http/s, somehow iperf tcp performance is fine, but dnf, curl, wget, etc, are affected. Trying to gather what info I can and I'll file a bug about it soon unless someone beats me to it.

#Linux #libvirt #Fedora #OpenSUSE #kernel

Any #Linux #bpftrace gurus around?
This script works fine on #Debian #kernel 6.1.0-13 (6.1.55):

https://www.gcardone.net/2020-07-31-per-process-bandwidth-monitoring-on-Linux-with-bpftrace/#the-full-program

But on the next one, 6.1.0-14 (6.1.64), it seems that kprobe:sock_sendmsg and kretprobe:sock_sendmsg are not matched anymore. I.e. only RX results are printed, no TX.

Any idea, what happened? TIA for any useful hint!

#help #question

'"[…] Suppose you compile an #eBPF program on #kernel version 5.3, but it fails to run on 5.4.

Why? Because each kernel version ships with its own kernel headers, which define structs and memory layouts. […]

So if a certain struct field […] sits at a different offset in another OS or kernel version, these helpers can still locate and read it correctly.

Under the hood, this is made possible by BPF CO-RE relocation information and BTF (BPF Type Format). […]"'

https://ebpfchirp.substack.com/p/why-does-my-ebpf-program-work-on #Linux

How a simple #fuzzing payload bypassed entitlement check and triggered a #kernel panic on #macOS in the IOMobileFramebuffer driver. Patched in 15.4. Enjoy!

https://afine.com/case-study-iomobileframebuffer-null-pointer-dereference/

#RE, #Vulnerability #Research #PoC

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