SCHED_DEADLINE fixes stop crashes and bandwidth leaks
Eight accounting bugs could crash Linux or leave deadline scheduling unable to admit tasks or offline CPUs.
By oopsEight accounting bugs could crash Linux or leave deadline scheduling unable to admit tasks or offline CPUs.
By oopsA production hang lasting minutes on large nohz_full systems prompted kernel fixes so isolated CPUs no longer block LRU drains and cpuset memory moves.
By kexecJohn Stultz posts the next major stage of scheduler proxy execution, covering waiters blocked on mutexes whose owners are asleep.
By kexecPatches remove obsolete cache flushes and fix quadratic scheduler and accounting work that dominated sequential online and offline on high-core x86 servers.
By kexecRCU torture testing exposed a lost-reschedule bug when queued tasks change scheduling class, fixed after diagnosis by AMD and kernel scheduler maintainers.
By kexecMeta reports major latency and bandwidth gains after decoupling tier promotion from socket-placement heuristics in the kernel scheduler.
By kexecA steal governor lets paravirtualized guests shrink their usable CPU set under host contention, cutting preemption costs beyond lost cycles.
By kexecAndrea Righi’s v14 series drops the build-time ban so distributions can ship both features and let BPF schedulers opt in at runtime.
By oopsThree important-severity flaws let DAG authors run code in components Airflow’s security model says must stay clean of author-controlled execution.
By tarpitSustained full-load gaming on AMD Radeon hardware can stall the foreground app and lock up the desktop under the new policy.
By kexecAndrea Righi's series ends a build-time mutual exclusion so one kernel can ship both features and let BPF schedulers opt in at runtime.
By kexecDistributions can ship one kernel with both features and let BPF schedulers opt in at runtime.
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