FEDORA-2017-c0e81a1c7a

security update in Fedora 26 for kernel

Status: stable 3 months ago

This update has been submitted for testing by labbott.

4 months ago

g6avk 4 months ago

Works for me.
x86_64 work station, Plasma DE, X-server, nVidia card GTX 650 (GK107) /nouveau

karma: +1 critpath: +1 kernel regression: +1

nivag 4 months ago

wfm: desktop 16GB Intel i7-3770 CPU, laptop 16GB Intel i7-3610QM CPU, laptop 8GB Intel i5-2520M CPU Lenovo T420 - all using the Mate Desktop Environment

karma: +1 critpath: +1 kernel regression: +1

idosch 4 months ago

LGTM. Lenovo T450s.

karma: +1 critpath: +1 kernel regression: +1

hreindl 4 months ago

works for me

karma: +1

dupaclet 3 months ago

LGTM dell M5510 / quadro M1000M with nvidia driver

karma: +1 critpath: +1 kernel regression: +1

This update has been pushed to testing.

3 months ago

bojan 3 months ago

Anyone else seeing ^@ painted on console login screen with this kernel? Is that kernel doing this or some other component that got picked up with current updates-testing?

dhgutteridge 3 months ago

No (new) regressions noted.

karma: +1 critpath: +1

bojan 3 months ago

Yeah, it's the kernel nul bombing the console. Once I reverted to 4.12.14, that behaviour disappeared. It's only happening on my Atom based server (Shuttle XS35GT), but not on T450s. No idea why.

Otherwise appears to work.

bojan 3 months ago

Found the culprit: peaq_wmi kernel module. After I removed it, nul bombing to the console stopped.

cserpentis 3 months ago

works for me on a T450s

karma: +1

imabug 3 months ago

Nothing unusual noted here. Dell Precision 690

karma: +1 critpath: +1 kernel regression: +1

markmcb 3 months ago

Looks good. Headless Dell R520.

karma: +1 critpath: +1 kernel regression: +1

decathorpe 3 months ago

Works like a charm (even with NVIDIA drivers).

karma: +1

urbenlegend 3 months ago

Works for me on my Ryzen desktop + Geforce 1070

karma: +1 critpath: +1

bojan 3 months ago

Works on T450s, Atom based server (but a cosmetic bug #1497861) and a VM.

karma: +1 critpath: +1

greg18 3 months ago

still havent gotten this kernel in my updates-testing , pretty bad by Fedora infra IMO

imabug 3 months ago

@greg18 the kernel came through in updates-testing on 4 of my machines today. tried using --refresh?

dimitrisk 3 months ago

LGTM, Thinkpad X250

karma: +1 critpath: +1

renault 3 months ago

Works fine, kernel tests passed

karma: +1

hhlp 3 months ago

lgtm, pass default and performance test

karma: +1

mfdgroot 3 months ago

karma: +1 critpath: +1 kernel regression: +1

goodmirek 3 months ago

Bluetooth does not work for me with this kernel. Works fine with 4.12 kernels. HP 850 G4, x86_64, i5-7200U w/integrated GPU

karma: -1 critpath: -1

sassam 3 months ago

Still having issues with Realtek RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller not working on Dell Latitude 3350. I get the following errors when booting:

[ 1.972457] pci 0000:00:1c.2: Error enabling bridge (-16), continuing
[ 1.973304] r8169 0000:03:00.0 (unnamed net_device) (uninitialized): enable failure

This is not an issue with other distros. Bugzilla #1409801 should be re-opened for Fedora 26.

karma: -1 critpath: -1

labbott edited this update.

3 months ago

This update has been submitted for stable by labbott.

3 months ago

This update has been pushed to stable.

3 months ago

filorin 3 months ago

Still having trouble with the RTL8723BE driver for Wifi while it should has been corrected in 4.13.4 : Kernel Release 4.13.2.

While the previous update to 4.12 solved the issue, this new update breaks the connection.

karma: -1

anonymous 3 months ago

yes , problem with wifi too, Qualcomm Atheros QCA9377 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter (rev 31) System crach when disconnect wifi with NetworkManager

critpath: +1

anonymous 3 months ago

I can confirm as well that I'm seeing the same issues as above with the Qualcomm Atheros QCA9377 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter (rev 31) when disconnecting with Networkmanager.

jmayora 3 months ago

having trouble with the RTL8723BE driver for Wifi

jmayora 3 months ago

critpath: -1

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