blahdeblah | Anyone know if there's a doco page which explains exactly how linux-image-oem differs from linux-image-generic, and why one would choose to use it? My web searches have proven fruitless on this. | 04:15 |
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blahdeblah | The main thing I'm interested in is: does it cover all OEM vendors, or just one/some in particular? | 04:15 |
juergh | tjaalton, ^^ | 06:29 |
blahdeblah | (And, to add colour to the question: the main reason for asking is I'm getting random lockups on a ThinkPad L14 Gen 3 AMD which seem to be GPU-related, and wondering whether a newer/OEM kernel might fix them.) | 06:42 |
tjaalton | blahdeblah: no there isn't. it's used by dell/hp/lenovo platforms | 07:43 |
tjaalton | the lockup bug should be fixed in a later 5.15.x mainline, not sure when it'll land in the jammy kernel | 07:44 |
blahdeblah | tjaalton: TYVM - in general should oem be preferred over generic for the platforms which are certified? | 07:49 |
tjaalton | blahdeblah: for a certain period of time, until the generic kernel has all the fixes landed | 07:51 |
blahdeblah | tjaalton: How does one now when that period of time has passed? | 08:29 |
blahdeblah | s/now/know/ | 08:29 |
tjaalton | the oem kernel is migrated to hwe | 08:40 |
blahdeblah | tjaalton: Cool. Thanks very much for the answers. I will keep an eye on the relative version numbers in OEM & HWE. | 08:45 |
vic-thor | is there any sort of infrastructure to collect, parse and centralize kernel oops reports from ubuntu kernels? | 14:05 |
dalurka | vic-thor: it would be https://errors.ubuntu.com/ this I guess | 16:02 |
vic-thor | well, ive registered, lets see when (if?) i can actually read it ;) | 16:10 |
vic-thor | any idea how long does that take? | 16:29 |
ricotz | hello :), is 6.0.10 in progress? still missing at https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ | 19:14 |
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