• Linux 6.8 når End Of life

    Linux Kernel 6.8 når slutet av livscykeln, användare uppmanas att uppgradera till Linux Kernel 6.9
    Linux kernel 6.9 finns redan tillgänglig i de stabila arkiven för populära distributioner som Arch Linux och openSUSE Tumbleweed.
    Här är en vänlig påminnelse om att Linux 6.8 kernel-serien nu har nått slutet av sin livscykel (EOL) enligt kernel.org, vilket innebär att det är dags att uppgradera till Linux kernel 6.9 så snart som möjligt.

    Linux kernel 6.8, som släpptes den 10 mars 2024, introducerade flera nya funktioner, inklusive LAM (Linear Address Masking) virtualisering och förbättrat minnesstöd för KVM. Det erbjöd även en grundläggande online-kontroll och reparationsmekanism för Bcachefs filsystem och stöd för Broadcom BCM2712-processorn i Raspberry Pi 5.

    Tyvärr är Linux 6.8 inte en LTS (Long Term Support) version och har nu nått slutet av sin livslängd. Detta meddelades av den välkända Linux-kernelutvecklaren och underhållaren Greg Kroah-Hartman idag, i samband med släppet av Linux 6.8.12, den sista uppdateringen i serien. Han uppmanade alla användare att övergå till den senaste Linux 6.9 kernel-versionen.

    Linux kernel 6.9, som släpptes den 12 maj 2024, introducerar flera förbättringar. Bland annat stöder den Rust på AArch64 (ARM64) arkitekturer, har förbättrat låg-nivå händelsehantering genom Intel FRED (Flexible Return and Event Delivery) mekanism, och erbjuder stöd för AMD SNP (Secure Nested Paging) gäster. Dessutom innehåller den många andra ändringar.

    Linux 6.9 inkluderar även nya och uppdaterade drivrutiner för att stödja den senaste hårdvaran, vilket gör den till ett bra val för uppgradering av dina GNU/Linux-installationer. Kernel 6.9 har redan integrerats i de stabila arkiven för populära distributioner som Arch Linux och openSUSE Tumbleweed.

    Den kommer snart även till Fedora Linux-användare, medan Ubuntu-användare kan uppgradera till Linux kernel 6.9 med hjälp av en specifik handledning. För Linux Lite-användare finns kernel 6.9 tillgänglig i de officiella arkiven. Användare av andra GNU/Linux-distributioner bör kontrollera med sina underhållare om tillgängligheten för Linux 6.9.

    Dock är Linux 6.9 en kortlivad kernel-version som endast stöds under några månader. Om du letar efter långvarigt stöd bör du överväga att uppgradera till någon av LTS kernel-versionerna, som Linux 6.6 LTS eller Linux 6.1 LTS, vilka båda stöds fram till december 2026.

    Linux Kernel 6.8 Reaches End of Life, Users Should Upgrade to Linux Kernel 6.9
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Linux 6.8 når End Of life

Linux Kernel 6.8 når slutet av livscykeln, användare uppmanas att uppgradera till Linux Kernel 6.9
Linux kernel 6.9 finns redan tillgänglig i de stabila arkiven för populära distributioner som Arch Linux och openSUSE Tumbleweed.
Här är en vänlig påminnelse om att Linux 6.8 kernel-serien nu har nått slutet av sin livscykel (EOL) enligt kernel.org, vilket innebär att det är dags att uppgradera till Linux kernel 6.9 så snart som möjligt.

Linux kernel 6.8, som släpptes den 10 mars 2024, introducerade flera nya funktioner, inklusive LAM (Linear Address Masking) virtualisering och förbättrat minnesstöd för KVM. Det erbjöd även en grundläggande online-kontroll och reparationsmekanism för Bcachefs filsystem och stöd för Broadcom BCM2712-processorn i Raspberry Pi 5.

Tyvärr är Linux 6.8 inte en LTS (Long Term Support) version och har nu nått slutet av sin livslängd. Detta meddelades av den välkända Linux-kernelutvecklaren och underhållaren Greg Kroah-Hartman idag, i samband med släppet av Linux 6.8.12, den sista uppdateringen i serien. Han uppmanade alla användare att övergå till den senaste Linux 6.9 kernel-versionen.

Linux kernel 6.9, som släpptes den 12 maj 2024, introducerar flera förbättringar. Bland annat stöder den Rust på AArch64 (ARM64) arkitekturer, har förbättrat låg-nivå händelsehantering genom Intel FRED (Flexible Return and Event Delivery) mekanism, och erbjuder stöd för AMD SNP (Secure Nested Paging) gäster. Dessutom innehåller den många andra ändringar.

Linux 6.9 inkluderar även nya och uppdaterade drivrutiner för att stödja den senaste hårdvaran, vilket gör den till ett bra val för uppgradering av dina GNU/Linux-installationer. Kernel 6.9 har redan integrerats i de stabila arkiven för populära distributioner som Arch Linux och openSUSE Tumbleweed.

Den kommer snart även till Fedora Linux-användare, medan Ubuntu-användare kan uppgradera till Linux kernel 6.9 med hjälp av en specifik handledning. För Linux Lite-användare finns kernel 6.9 tillgänglig i de officiella arkiven. Användare av andra GNU/Linux-distributioner bör kontrollera med sina underhållare om tillgängligheten för Linux 6.9.

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Linux Kernel 6.8 Reaches End of Life, Users Should Upgrade to Linux Kernel 6.9