[Announce] Kernel RHEL6 testing 042stab080.3
Kir Kolyshkin
kir at openvz.org
Thu Jul 11 20:27:08 EDT 2013
OpenVZ project released an updated RHEL6 based testing kernel. Read
below for more information.
NOTE that this is a *testing* kernel, not yet recommended for production.
Changes
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Since 042stab080.2:
* [gcc] compilation with gcc 4.5 fixed
* [x86] ARAT feature bit to be set on AMD CPUs: performance boost on AMD
Opteron 62xx-based systems
* [nfsd] return ext4 file system superblock time granularity on FSINFO
request => performance boost because inodes are not revalidated most of
time (PCLIN-31863)
* [net] fix freeing RCU-protected IP-options (same fix as in
042stab078.27; CVE-2013-2224, #2648)
* [relay] consequent execution of blktrace failure has been fixed
(PSBM-20247)
* [net] rtnl_lock release lost on error path (same fix as in
042stab078.28; PSBM-21008)
* [ubc/net] tcpsndbuf race between poll and send cause caused counters
skew and taints kernel on bc release attempt (PCLIN-31931)
* [stat] replaces global counters with per-cpu structures to avoid
kstat_glb_lock congestion => performance increases
* [cgroups] allow to restrict CT permissions for devices inside a CT
(PSBM-19097)
* [vedev] if devices is removed from CT, it's sysfs part should be
removed too (PSBM-19097)
* [pfcache] do not crash and do not fail mounting new filesystems if
cache are not found (PSBM-19581)
* [nfs/quota] NFS local quota (vzquota in case /vz over NFS)
significantly reworked => no more crashes / stats skews are expected
(PCLIN-31747)
* [ploop] kaio must merge bios for aio_kernel_submit => should avoid
problem with massive 4k FUSE requests (PSBM-19207)
* [sysctl] add global sysctl 'fs.ve-mount-nr' (4096 by default) to
customize per-CT limit for mount points
Download
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http://wiki.openvz.org/Download/kernel/rhel6-testing/042stab080.3
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