New kernels

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Re: New kernels

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Just tested 7.4 alpha 5. ;-)
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Re: New kernels

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But unfortunatelly 7.4 alpha 5 crashes when I want to shut-down computer.
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Re: New kernels

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sailorMH wrote: Sun Oct 25, 2026 1:29 pm But unfortunatelly 7.4 alpha 5 crashes when I want to shut-down computer.
I had this problem when booting up alpha6, too. Does the X1000 sometimes fail to shut down, or does it stop shutting down entirely since the alpha5?
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Re: New kernels

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I normally use kernels 6.12 with Debian Sid and 6.1 with Fienix and MintPPC.
Both has no problems, it shutdowns properly.

About 7.x I am not sure, becouse I am not useng them much, only for testing. Can I try some specific version?
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Re: New kernels

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xeno74 wrote: Sun Oct 25, 2026 11:50 am Have you also tested the new stable long-term kernel 5.10.271? It works for example better with the new B650 SouthBridge than the 6.x and 7.x kernels.
I have tested kernel 5.10.271 with Precise where it worked fine. I don't recall testing it with MATE but I did test kernels 6.12.112 and 7.2.0 that booted up fine.

However I found my internet was broken so I knew something was wrong since I had no previous issues. I was connected to the router and could ping IP addresses so suspected a DNS issue. After checking online I found this command listed fails due to missing keys. DNS needed updated keys.

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journalctl -u systemd-resolved -b -0
In the meantime I'm back testing the new series and 7.4.0-a1 is running fine. I had an issue with 7.3.0-rc7 as my system ran of out memory when it put the monitor into standby and text corrupted. Strange. But that's past testing now.
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Re: New kernels

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sailorMH wrote: Sun Oct 25, 2026 4:40 pm About 7.x I am not sure, becouse I am not useng them much, only for testing. Can I try some specific version?
Yes, the final kernel 7.3.0 could be interesting for you.

I was able to shut down my X1000 using the alpha6 of kernel 7.4 on several occasions.
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