New kernels

[xeno74]

Confirmed. Ran both patches. Seems to work fine and soon onto the RC5.

Thanks for your help.

[xeno74]

Hi All,

I released the RC5 of kernel 6.14 today.

Download and further information: github.com

Please test the kernels.

Thanks,
Christian

[musa]

Hi
I try to use vmlinux-6.14_rc5 but failed with this error

[xeno74]

Hi
I try to use vmlinux-6.14_rc5 but failed with this error

Thank you for testing. Systemd has an issue with the kernel. Could you please test the kernel with another distribution like Void PPC, Adélie Linux etc?

[sailorMH]

@xeno74
Thanks, it works on Debian Sid

[xeno74]

@xeno74
Thanks, it works on Debian Sid

Thanks goodness! I thought the kernel is broken.

Maybe Musa updated his system and there was a faulty package. I saw on his screenshot that he updated his Debian 13 Trixie/Sid yesterday.

You use Debian 12 Bookworm/Sid.

[musa]

Hi
first I booted again debian sid/trixie 64 , but this time with vmlinux-5.11 and no errors .
Then I booted Void with vmlinux-6.14_rc5 and no errors.
I also tried debian trixie/sid 32 with vmlinux-6.14_rc5 and got kernel panic
Debian trixie/sid 32 boots normally with vmlinux-5.11
Have a nice day

[xeno74]

Hi
first I booted again debian sid/trixie 64 , but this time with vmlinux-5.11 and no errors .
Then I booted Void with vmlinux-6.14_rc5 and no errors.
I also tried debian trixie/sid 32 with vmlinux-6.14_rc5 and got kernel panic
Debian trixie/sid 32 boots normally with vmlinux-5.11
Have a nice day

Strange. Good to know, that it works with Void PPC.

I will test it with Fedora 28 PPC64, openSUSE Tumbleweed PPC64 and with Void PPC as soon as possible.

[sailorMH]

Maybe Musa updated his system and there was a faulty package. I saw on his screenshot that he updated his Debian 13 Trixie/Sid yesterday.

You use Debian 12 Bookworm/Sid.

My Debian Sid was not upgraded very long time - I checked the cache/apt/archives - newest package is from October 2023.

Later I will try to upgrade to newer version.
Please, did you know which snapshot is good without too many broken packages?
Or I simply will upgrade it to directly to actual unstable and will see.

[xeno74]

Please, did you know which snapshot is good without too many broken packages?

I am sorry I don’t know. I need a stable and reliable distribution for testing kernels.

Sometimes there are broken packages in Debian and I mistakenly think that the kernel is broken.

Fienix is a good choice because Casey removes broken Debian package versions and uses instead old packages from Debian.