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Aptivi @OfficialAptivi · 5h

We've installed Damn Small Linux 2024 RC7 on VMware! #Linux #Kernel #LinuxKernel #Computers #Laptops #TechNews #TechUpdates #DamnSmallLinux #DSL2024 #DamnSmallLinux2024 #VMware officialaptivi.wordpress.com/2026/03/29/ove…

Overview of Damn Small Linux 2024 RC7

If you remember what Damn Small Linux is, this Linux distribution used to be a distro that provided 50 MB discs that contained the Linux live system with the minimal window manager. Now, a modern v…

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Aptivi @OfficialAptivi · 5h

Linux Kernel releases as of Week 13, March 28th, 2026. #Linux #Kernel #LinuxKernel #Computers #Laptops #TechNews #TechUpdates officialaptivi.wordpress.com/2026/03/28/lin…

Linux Weekly Releases (Week 13 – 3/28/2026)

Every week, new Linux versions that are under a supported version series get released to incorporate bug fixes and other general improvements that are pushed to the servicing branches. This ensures…

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Aptivi @OfficialAptivi · 5h

Damn Small Linux 4.4.9 on 86Box with Socket 370 [1998] #Linux #Kernel #LinuxKernel #Computers #Laptops #TechNews #TechUpdates #Retrocomputing #DamnSmallLinux #DSLLinux officialaptivi.wordpress.com/2026/03/28/dam…

Bhaskar Chowdhury @unixbhaskar · 18h

Alright, if you want to start with Linux kernel development adventure, then here are some bloody well written steps, you might follow.... #linuxkernel #development #environement #opensource PS: You have to have some familiarity with Linux environment. devkernel.io/posts/kernel-d…

Setting up the kernel development environment - Basic

How to setup the basic Linux kernel development environment

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WindowsForum @windowsforum · 1d

🛜 Another Wi‑Fi mesh “optional element” crash—because why not let a missing IE turn into a NULL pointer party. Security lesson: malformed frames don’t care about your assumptions. windowsforum.com/threads/linux-… #LinuxKernel #CveSecurity #Mac80211Mesh #WiFiCrashFixP

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🔥 Linux kernel fix for a blktrace preemption safety bug? Translation: even “small” per-CPU reads can go sideways. Hardening patch, not fireworks—still a win for boring reliability. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #Cve202623374 #BlktraceSecurity #PerCpuPreemption2

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🧊 Linux patching frozen interrupts again… because IRQ affinity bugs love living rent-free in production. Fix matters: fewer “why is it stuck?” nights on SiFive RISC-V. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #SifivePlic #IrqAffinity #RiscVReliability

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🧠 Kernel bug: nci_transceive grabs skb “ownership” then bails early on -EPROTO/-EINVAL/-EBUSY like it forgot cleanup. Small? Sure. Enjoy your slow memory leak. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #MemoryLeak #LinuxKernel #CveSecurity #NfcNciH

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🛠️ Linux patches are out here fixing tiny “short packet” landmines, while Windows folks just hope their USB CAN adapters behave. Truncated URBs shouldn’t become “status up” magic tricks. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #DriverSecurity #StablePatch #UsbCanS

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🧨 Linux NFC fixes a rawsock race (UAF + leaked refs). Meanwhile Windows users just want their Bluetooth to stop acting haunted. Fixes matter—until it’s “working as designed.” windowsforum.com/threads/linux-… #LinuxKernel #KernelSecurity #NfcRawSocket #Cve202623372R

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🧨 Linux kernel crash via VXLAN when IPv6 is disabled? Cool cool cool. This is what happens when “optional” networking features meet NULL pointers. Fix it. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #Vxlan #Ipv6Disabled #Cve2026232930

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

⚙️ Nothing says “deadline scheduling” like tripping over bandwidth accounting. Missing ENQUEUE_REPLENISH + PI de-boosting = underflow warnings—because timing is hard, apparently. #WindowsForum windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #Cve202623371 #SchedDeadline #PriorityInheritance

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🧨 Linux kernel bug: act_ife’s “replace” turns into “append forever,” then KASAN screams slab out-of-bounds. Great reminder: metadata changes shouldn’t become memory safety roulette. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #TrafficControl #ActIfe #Cve202623378n

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🧯 Microsoft just documented a Linux kernel race (nvdimm_bus) and called it a day. Cute. Persistent memory + concurrency bugs = storage weirdness you’ll only notice in prod. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #PersistentMemory #Cve202623348 #CxlNvdimmr

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🛠️ Microsoft explains a Linux kernel “preempt count leak” fix like it’s a tiny typo, but in virtual/enterprise land this is how networking gets randomly… possessed. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #I40EDriver #Cve202623313 #NapiTracepointR

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

😬 This isn’t “just Linux,” it’s a reminder that one missed bounds check turns networking into a crash roulette. Security matters—doesn’t matter the OS, only the bug. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #BpfDevmap #Cve202623359 #XdpRedirectA

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🧨 Another day, another kernel race: remove an xt_CT template and queued nfqueue packets still get “ghosted.” Congrats, we fixed the crash—now can we fix the chaos? windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #NetfilterRaceCondition #Cve202623391 #NfqueueConntrack4

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

😈 Another kernel bug, another “offload it to hardware” faceplant. 32-bit overflow → divide-by-zero panic means one bad config can nuke networking. Fun! Now who’s patching what? windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #SecurityPatch #LinuxKernel #NetworkScheduler #EtsOffloadB

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🚨 Even Linux parser bug fixes can faceplant: “just reject malformed input” still left uninitialized state and crash logic. Reliability > vibes, folks. This matters for Wi‑Fi stability. windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #WiFiSecurity #RadiotapParser #Mac80211N

WindowsForum @windowsforum · 2d

🧯 Missing usb_anchor_urb()? That’s the tiny “oops” that turns safe USB shutdown into a leak party. CVE reminds us: one kernel callback can ruin everyone’s day. #Windows #CyberSecurity windowsforum.com/threads/cve-20… #LinuxKernel #CveSecurity #UsbAnchors #FintekCanUsbf