Probably worth it to run the newer kernel just for that, and save the 5.4 LTS for my MacBook Pro that has no choice *but* to run 5.4.Ĭouldn't be happier right now with my Linux desktop. GPU runs at 13W as opposed to 28-30W on 5.4. Lastly, another benefit of running a newer kernel (as opposed to say 5.4 LTS) is that my RX480 Polaris graphics card runs at half the power and has ZeroRPM fan support. (btw to the unnecessary haters: I'm not spamming the script, I just want to share for those curious and brave enough to want to build their own Linux kernels with their shiny new 8c/16t processors) (edit: Added support for 5.15-rc3-rt5 that was just released in case anyone needs.)īeen very happy with the 5.15-rc builds. Script has been updated to no longer apply the patch. the memcg regression patch was breaking the build for -rc3 since it's now merged in.
LinusAlso- beautiful people, for those compiling the kernels using the script I shared.
Shortlog appended, it's not too long and easy to scan through to get aįlavor for the details if you happen to care. There are fixes all over, and the statistics look fairly regular, withĭrivers dominating as they should (since they are most of the tree).Īnd outside of drivers, we have a fairly usual mix of changes -Īrchitecture fixes, networking, filesystems, and tooling (the latter So after a somewhat rocky merge window and second rc, things are nowĪctually looking pretty normal for rc3.
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