… 3 Comments The fix is set to land in the upcoming Linux 7.2 kernel so the P-core-only Bartlett Lake processors will not report bogus maximum frequency values. Earlier this month I wrote about Linux erroneously thinking Bartlett Lake CPUs run at 7GHz . …
… Intel Looking To Move Their Low-Power Mode Daemon Into The Linux Kernel Source Tree Intel IGC 2.34.4 Compiler Brings Many Improvements Linux Enables Auto Counter Reload "ACR" For Intel Xeon Diamond Rapids Linux Erroneously Thinks Intel Bartlett Lake CPUs Run At 7GHz Intel's Vulkan Linux Driver Now …
… Linux 7.1-rc6 To Hide The Documentation On "clearcpuid" Feature Various USB Quirks Merged Ahead Of Linux 7.1-rc6 Linux Developers Looking At Retiring The x32 ABI Linux 7.1-rc5 Released With Fixes Ramping Up From AI Coding Agents Linux 7.1 Merges AMD Dynamic EPP Fixes, Intel Bartlett Lake Scaling Fi…
… Linux 7.2 Will Fix The Intel P-State Driver For The New Bartlett Lake CPUs More Intel Open-Source Projects Formally Sunset: BigDL Time Series Toolkit & Others New Intel Xe Linux Graphics Driver Code Now Cites Multiple Crescent Island SKUs Linux Patch Introduces Panther Lake R: Ruggedized Version Of…
… Patches Trying To Bring Mainline Linux Support For The Infineon/Intel XMM6260 Modem Linux 7.2 Will Fix The Intel P-State Driver For The New Bartlett Lake CPUs More Intel Open-Source Projects Formally Sunset: BigDL Time Series Toolkit & Others New Intel Xe Linux Graphics Driver Code Now Cites Multip…
… Intel llm-scaler-vllm PV 1.4 Released With Updated Components, Arc Pro B70 Support Linux 7.2 Will Fix The Intel P-State Driver For The New Bartlett Lake CPUs More Intel Open-Source Projects Formally Sunset: BigDL Time Series Toolkit & Others New Intel Xe Linux Graphics Driver Code Now Cites Multipl…
… So people: start looking closer at your pull requests, and ask yourself: "Is this really a regression or serious enough that it shouldn't just go into the development pile?"." Linux 7.1 Merges AMD Dynamic EPP Fixes, Intel Bartlett Lake Scaling Fix The Very Exciting Cache Aware Scheduling Looks Like…