US EditionLinux 6.15-rc4 To Fix The Kernel Crashing For 32-bit Systems With Too Much RAM
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Linux 6.15-rc4 To Fix The Kernel Crashing For 32-bit Systems With Too Much RAM
With the Linux kernel now limiting 32-bit systems to 4GB of memory even with the "HIGHMEM" Kconfig option, an issue was uncovered where if the system was still populated with more memory than addressable by 32-bit systems, the kernel would crash. With the Linux 6.15-rc4 kernel due out on Sunday, this issue will be addressed...
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