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The 3.5 kernel has been released
Linus has announced the release of the 3.5 kernel.
Headline features in 3.5 include
the CoDel queue management algorithm (a
piece of the solution to the bufferbloat problem),
the seccomp filters sandboxing mechanism,
autosleep (an alternative to Android's
opportunistic suspend mechanism),
the uprobes user-space probe subsystem,
the contiguous memory allocator,
the new kcmp() system call,
metadata checksumming in the ext4
filesystem,
and a lot more. See the KernelNewbies 3.5 page
for more information, though it appears to be still under construction
as of this writing.
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The 3.5 kernel has been released Posted Jul 23, 2012 12:41 UTC (Mon) by henri4 (guest, #35556) [Link]
What about this strange, unacceptable bug since the first 3.5rc kernels:
the ffmpeg-0.7.11 ./configure command gives a buggy config.h file Is there a pilot on our plane?
The 3.5 kernel has been released Posted Jul 23, 2012 12:55 UTC (Mon) by rvfh (subscriber, #31018) [Link]
Maybe you could give us some context, so we understand how this is kernel-related?
The 3.5 kernel has been released Posted Jul 23, 2012 16:11 UTC (Mon) by juhl (subscriber, #33245) [Link]
Have you contacted the ffmpeg developers to hear what they have to say about it?
If you believe it is kernel related, have you:
If you have not done the above you really don't have any real right to complain.
The 3.5 kernel has been released Posted Jul 23, 2012 22:37 UTC (Mon) by kenmoffat (subscriber, #4807) [Link]
You might also want to question why you are using such an old version of ffmpeg : last time I looked, ffmpeg was on the 0.11 series.
If there is any breakage from the kernel headers in 3.5, it will start to show up now - but only for those of use on the bleeding edge, and we won't be building ffmpeg-0.7. But, I haven't seen that sort of breakage for a few years, so like the other responders, I think you are mis-attributing whatever problem you are seeing.
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