Linux Kernel 6.10 is Released: This is What's New for Compute Express Link (CXL)

Linux Kernel 6.10 is Released: This is What's New for Compute Express Link (CXL)

The Linux Kernel 6.10 release brings several improvements and additions related to Compute Express Link (CXL) technology.

Here is the detailed list of all commits merged into the 6.10 Kernel for CXL and DAX. This list was generated by the Linux Kernel CXL Feature Tracker .

Linux NUMA Distances Explained

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TL;DR: The memory latency distances between a node and itself is normalized to 10 (1.

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Occasionally, it is necessary to debug commands that are slow. Or you may simply be interested in learning how the tools work.

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How to Create a Bootable Windows USB in Fedora Linux

How to Create a Bootable Windows USB in Fedora Linux

In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to create a Windows Server 2019 bootable USB in Linux, though any Windows version will work.

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