I agree, it's not stable but it's not a regression - so it's not making things worse compared to 4.15.6, right?

On my two Intel workstations, this kernel works just fine. Thumbs up!

works just fine.

works, not regression noted.

works for me - no regression noted.

Works for me on a Thinkpad 440s - no regression noted.

Works for me on x86_64 intel hardware. Passed default kernel regression test.

Works on my x86_64 intel system, no regression noted, passed default kernel test.

works fine on my x86_64 intel hardware

@labbott and @jforbes, thanks for the explanation!

How come there is a test day announced for 4.15 rebase, when kernel is pushed to stable a week before test day (F27)? Even for F26 this kernel will hit stable before the test event.

What's the purpose of a test day if every Fedora user will receive the new kernel before looking at test results/bugs...? Is the test event canceled?

No regression noted (x86_64).

works for me.

works fine.

made my gnome-shell crash once, other than that it works fine.

Above line should show +1 for "Test Case kernel regression". That doesn't seem to work...

Works for me (x86_64 Lenovo hardware), passed kernel regression test.

@anonymous: your karma isn't accounted for unless you sign in.

works for me.