#Kernel Linux 6.11

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Ubuntu 24.10 "Oracular Oriole" - Um marco para o Linux em outubro de 2024

Em outubro de 2024, o Ubuntu 24.10, conhecido como “Oracular Oriole”, foi lançado para celebrar o 20º aniversário de uma das distribuições Linux mais populares do mundo. Esta versão oferece uma série de atualizações que tornam o sistema mais poderoso, seguro e compatível com novos dispositivos, além de personalizações nostálgicas para os fãs de longa data. Principais Novidades do Ubuntu…

[nksistemas]

elementary OS 8.0.1 Lanzado: Linux Kernel 6.11 y Mejoras en la Experiencia de Usuario

El equipo de elementary OS ha lanzado elementary OS 8.0.1, la primera actualización de la serie 8.0 “Circe”. Esta versión incorpora el Linux Kernel 6.11 de Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS (Noble Numbat), junto con mejoras en aplicaciones clave y correcciones de errores. Novedades Principales en elementary OS 8.0.1 1. Linux Kernel 6.11 El cambio más destacado es la actualización al Linux Kernel 6.11, que…

[cozy-sims]

Linux update! (And a few Nvidia tips)

After a dreadful day of trying to make this work, I'm reporting that The Sims 2 finally works on my new Linux system! 😭❤️ Admittedly I have made my own life harder setting this up, but the most important thing I've learned from this experience and thought it might worth sharing:

Before you try to install TS2 on your Linux, make sure that you have your graphics card's driver updated!

When I first installed The Sims 2 on Linux it was incredibly laggy and choppy, because the default Nouveau driver didn't work well enough with my Nvidia card. After I installed the Nvidia driver from the built in driver manager, the game just straightup crashed.

Then I had to find out that Mint's driver manager couldn't install the newest driver for my card (RTX 3070), and even when installed, it didn't work. 😂

So if you have an Nvidia card and struggling or planning to install Linux in the future, below the cut are a few useful tips that I've discovered in the depths of the Internet:

Check what driver the official Nvidia site recommends for your GPU. - I did this and it showed driver version 570.

2. I think this is optional, but open your terminal and type the cmd: sudo apt update - this will trigger Linux to update its driver list.

3. Open Driver Manager, and see if the recommended driver (570 in my case is available). For me it was not available, only the 550, this was my issue.

3.1. If you can see your required driver, awesome, install it from the driver manager and skip to step 5. 3.2. If not, you have to use this PPA. -> Meaning you have to open your terminal and enter the following commands (when I list multiple commands to run, first type the first one, press enter, then type the next one, press enter etc.): sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ ppa sudo apt update You can also find installation guide on the link above, but it's basically this. 4. Now you have to restart your system, and repeat Step 3. of this list. The newest driver should show up in your Driver Manager now, install it.

5. After installing, open your terminal and type the following command: inxi -G -> this will allow us to check if the driver works properly. Shock, it did not for me :D When working properly, it should look like this:

Display: x11 server: X.Org v: 21.1.11 with: Xwayland v: 23.2.6 driver: X: loaded: nvidia gpu: nvidia,nvidia-nvswitch resolution: 1:1920x1080~60Hz 2: 1920x1080~60Hz When not working, it looks like this: Example 1: Display: x11 server: X.Org v: 21.1.11 with: Xwayland v: 23.2.6 driver: X: loaded: nouveau unloaded: fbdev,modesetting,vesa failed: nvidia

6. This is the thread that helped me fix this problem. You have to scroll down to the Nvidia Graphics troubleshooting tips.

7. I had to add this "kernel boot parameter": nvidia_drm.fbdev=1 into the system. On this link you can see how to add it either temporarily or "permanently" (meaning you don't have to add it every time you start your system, but it is removable).

To add it permanently, you have to type the following commands into your terminal:

sudo nano /etc/default/grub GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nvidia_drm.fbdev=1" sudo update-grub

8. After you added it, reboot your system, and when it starts again, check if the parameter is there with the command: cat /proc/cmdline

9. If it's there, run the inxi -G command again, and see if it looks like it should.

10. If not, you might have to update the Kernel version of your Linux, which you can do in the Update Manager/View/Linux Kernels menu. I had to update mine from 6.8 to 6.11.

After all this you should be good to install the game, I made my life so much harder than it was necessarily so I hope my research on how to deal with an Nvidia Graphics card with Sims 2 on Linux is helpful to some of you. 😂

[sztupy]

Ha ez nem hozza el a desktop linux évét akkor semmi

[ailelie]

Further Adventures in Linux (Mint)

So. My current issue is that when I boot into LM, I only get a black screen.

If I choose advanced options and "recovery mode" and then "resume normal boot" (or whatever the exact text is), it boots just fine. In fact, I'm writing this right now from my Linux partition.

From what I can tell, this likely has something to do with my kernel (which I think is the foundation of the OS).

So, after reading a few different forum posts, I decided on a first step: figure out what kernel I'm currently using.

(I read several posts because everyone's situation varies and their particulars don't always match mine.)

So, I opened the Update Manager (just search for it in your start menu or whatever it is called in LM) and clicked "View" and "Kernels."

The warning text sounded very familiar so I figured I was on the right track.

Right now my active kernel is 6.8.0-51-generic and the update manager says it has been superseded.

Now most guidance says to roll back to an earlier kernel when you get the black screen of nothingness, but if my kernel is already an earlier one, then maybe I need to update.

Plus, upon further hunting, it looks like "earlier" would be something like 6.5 (no longer supported), which I cannot currently access in my update manager.

All right. I'm going to restart and see what happens. I'll update this post then.

PS: As I was closing screens, I noticed that I actually have a lot I could upgrade in my update manager. I'm updating everything. So, this does mean I won't know for sure that updating the kernel was the fix I needed, but, honestly, I care more that everything works like it should.

Update: No dice.

I've got the kernel updated, but I still boot to a black screen. I have to press the power button to restart. Then, I again choose advanced options and boot from recovery. I chose the updated kernel this time for recovery mode and have not noticed any immediate issues.

There is the 6.11 kernel.... but it requires a lot of additional software and is only supported until August 2025.

It might be time to make my first forum post.

Post is here: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=441056

Update: Updating to the 6.11 kernel was the solution.

I thought this. I second-guessed it. And yet. I am now, for the first time since the initial install, using Linux Mint without being in recovery mode!

[ryjelsum]

linux posting

people shit on systemd for its complexity but god damn i've been screwing with alpine lately which uses openrc and i would rather deal with systemd than have to figure out why the fuck something that's happening in init isn't working on there

(i had an instance of busybox's 'syslogd' spinning in place and taking up a whole core on my build of postmarketos which uses the latest kernel 6.11, when i dug in it turned out that instance of syslogd wasn't even supposed to survive initramfs, and i have no idea why the 'kill' that's in the init script doesn't work because the init script does try to kill it)

[ericvanderburg]

Linux kernel 6.11 lands with vintage TV support

http://securitytc.com/TDrQ20

[rodrigocarran]

Lançamento do Linux Kernel 6.11 RC4: O ciclo normal de desenvolvimento continua

Linus Torvalds , o criador e desenvolvedor líder do Linux Kernel, anunciou o quarto release candidate (rc4) da versão 6.11 do kernel Linux . Esta versão inclui atualizações significativas para sistemas de arquivos, drivers e rede central. Embora este release candidate tenha um diffstat maior que o rc2 e o rc3, Torvalds garante que este é um padrão normal e que nada parece incomum. Conforme…

[nksistemas]

Linux Kernel 6.11 Llega al Fin de su Ciclo de Vida: ¡Hora de Actualizar a Linux Kernel 6.12 LTS!

El kernel de Linux 6.11 ha alcanzado oficialmente su fin de vida útil (EOL, por sus siglas en inglés), lo que significa que ya no recibirá actualizaciones de seguridad ni correcciones de errores. Greg Kroah-Hartman, destacado desarrollador del kernel de Linux, confirmó este hito al anunciar la última versión de mantenimiento, Linux 6.11.11, y recomendó a los usuarios que actualicen a la rama…

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TUXEDO OS 4: Lanzamiento Basado en Ubuntu 24.04 LTS y Kernel Linux 6.11

TUXEDO Computers ha anunciado el lanzamiento de TUXEDO OS 4, la cuarta actualización importante de su sistema operativo basado en Kubuntu, pensado para el hardware de TUXEDO y abierto a cualquier usuario que desee probarlo. Este lanzamiento marca un hito significativo en la serie de TUXEDO OS, con mejoras en rendimiento, estabilidad, y adaptabilidad para hardware de TUXEDO y otras…

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Clonezilla Live 3.2: Herramienta de Clonación de Discos con Linux Kernel 6.11

El desarrollador de Clonezilla Live, Steven Shiau, ha lanzado la versión 3.2 de Clonezilla Live, una herramienta de código abierto y gratuita basada en Debian, diseñada para la clonación y creación de imágenes de discos. Esta nueva versión llega un poco más de tres meses después de la 3.1.3, ofreciendo mejoras de hardware gracias a la actualización del núcleo de Linux a la versión 6.11 y varias…

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Linux Kernel 6.10 llega al final de su vida útil: Es hora de actualizar a Linux Kernel 6.11

El Linux Kernel 6.10 ha alcanzado oficialmente su fin de vida útil (EOL), lo que significa que ya no recibirá actualizaciones ni correcciones de seguridad. Los usuarios deben considerar actualizar a Linux Kernel 6.11 lo antes posible para mantener la seguridad y estabilidad de sus sistemas. Este anuncio fue hecho por el desarrollador líder del kernel de Linux, Greg Kroah-Hartman, quien confirmó…

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Lanzamiento de Linux Kernel 6.11: Novedades y Mejoras

El kernel de Linux 6.11 ha sido lanzado, anunciado por Linus Torvalds, y será el núcleo base para futuras versiones como Ubuntu 24.10 y Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS. Esta actualización llega justo antes del Linux Kernel Maintainer Summit en Viena, Austria. Principales Características de Linux 6.11 El lanzamiento del kernel 6.11 incluye numerosas mejoras, desde soporte para nuevo hardware hasta…

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Linus Torvalds Anuncia el Primer Release Candidate del Kernel de Linux 6.11

Linus Torvalds ha anunciado hoy la disponibilidad general para pruebas públicas del primer Release Candidate (RC) del próximo kernel de Linux 6.11. Detalles del Lanzamiento Han pasado dos semanas desde que se abrió la ventana de fusión para el kernel de Linux 6.11, el mismo día en que se lanzó el kernel 6.10. Ahora es el momento de probar las versiones RC, y la primera ya está disponible para…

[ericvanderburg]

Linux Kernel 6.11 is Out

http://i.securitythinkingcap.com/TDJnWN