On top of that, Linux 7.2 improves the new NTFS filesystem introduced in Linux kernel 7.1, adds devicetree updates for 64-bit NXP/Freescale and Qualcomm platforms, introduces MPTCP signaling support for IPv6 addresses, adds GRO/GSO support for PPPoE, and brings more SMP load-balancing updates... Linux Kernel 7.2 has just been officially released with a slew of new features, reports the blog 9to5Linux.
Linux Kernel 7.2 has just been officially released with a slew of new features, reports the blog 9to5Linux.
It also brings Intel CPU model number support for Panther Lake R processor series, improvements to the kernel's swap subsystem, support for multi-size transparent huge pages (mTHPs) to the khugepaged kernel...
[T]he TCP authentication option has been implemented, and there are also some Thunderbolt networking improvements.
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Linux Kernel 7.2 has just been officially released with a slew of new features, reports the blog 9to5Linux. [T]he TCP authentication option has been implemented, and there are also some Thunderbolt networking improvements. It also brings Intel CPU model number support for Panther Lake R processor series, improvements to the kernel's swap subsystem, support for multi-size transparent huge pages (mTHPs) to the khugepaged kernel thread, and support for compressed files to the SMB filesystem.
It also brings Intel CPU model number support for Panther Lake R processor series, improvements to the kernel's swap subsystem, support for multi-size transparent huge pages (mTHPs) to the khugepaged kernel thread, and support for compressed files to the SMB filesystem. Thanks to Slashdot reader prisoninmate for bring the news.
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