Linux Kernel 6.9 is Released: This is What's New for Compute Express Link (CXL)

Linux Kernel 6.9 is Released: This is What's New for Compute Express Link (CXL)

The Linux Kernel 6.9 release brings several improvements and additions related to Compute Express Link (CXL) technology.

New Features

Here is a list of new features for CXL:

Here is the detailed list of all commits merged into the 6.9 Kernel for CXL and DAX. This list was generated by the Linux Kernel CXL Feature Tracker .

How to Boot Linux from Intel® Optane™  Persistent Memory

How to Boot Linux from Intel® Optane™ Persistent Memory

Introduction In this article, I will demonstrate how to configure a system with Intel Optane Persistent Memory (PMem) and use part of the PMem as a boot device.

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How To Emulate CXL Devices using KVM and QEMU

How To Emulate CXL Devices using KVM and QEMU

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Is Your Application Really Using Persistent Memory? Here’s How to Tell.

Is Your Application Really Using Persistent Memory? Here’s How to Tell.

Persistent memory (PMEM), especially when accessed via technologies like CXL, promises the best of both worlds: DRAM-like speed with the durability of an SSD.

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