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[WIP] Linux 5.16 #35187
[WIP] Linux 5.16 #35187
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Does zfs even support 5.16 yet? |
Not entirely :P |
Did you test yet? I would really like to get 5.16 as it brings quite a few AMD improvements that my AMD Ryzen system can really use. |
I've tested it locally with a patch applied to ZFS and things work normally. Need to update configs for other archs now. |
Also bump linux-mainline |
I'm also waiting on it for AMDGPU fixes. Thanks everyone! |
Still waiting for this upgrade for the AMDGPU fixes and improvements. For a rolling release, kernel upgrades seem to be very slow on Void. :/ |
There's nothing holding you back taking the template commit and building the package yourself by following the xbps-src instructions. |
Thanks, I'll look into that. |
Me too, but I think Void is making the right choice generally. As I understand it, they deliberately skip the first ~few versions of new kernels for the sake of stability and testing. AMD's incompetence with Linux bugs & support lately is kind of an edge case. |
There's also openzfs/zfs#13042 - OpenZFS has broken SIMD acceleration for native encryption. It'll take a patch to ZFS to resolve. |
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Still missing patch for [1]. Lack of FPU acceleration for encryption is a performance issue and annoying, but it doesn't explicitly break anything, and we should wait for fixes to actually be merged. [1] openzfs/zfs#13042
The four ZFS patches herein were merged upstream in openzfs/zfs#13058 for a v2.1.3 staging branch, so pulling them here seems ok to me. |
It took a while, but thank you very much for pushing the update! I truly appreciate it! 🙂 |
Testing the changes
I have built it but not booted into it yet.
The only config that has been updated is the x86-64 one, whose diffconfig is:
[ci skip]