KernelNewbies:

As you can see in the table of contents, this page is partially complete. While the rest of the page is finished, you can read more information about this Linux release here:

Or check the merge list:

1. Networking

2. Architectures

expose VMCS Shadowing feature to L1 guest. This is done in order to accelerate the use-case of Triple-Virtualization commit, commit, commit, commit, commit, commit, commit, commit, commit, commit, commit, commit

3. Drivers

3.1. Graphics

3.2. Storage

3.3. Drivers in the Staging area

3.4. Networking

3.5. Audio

3.6. Tablets, touch screens, keyboards, mouses

3.7. TV tuners, webcams, video capturers

3.8. Universal Serial Bus

3.9. Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI)

3.10. Watchdog

3.11. Serial

3.12. ACPI, EFI, cpufreq, thermal, Power Management

3.13. Real Time Clock (RTC)

3.14. Voltage, current regulators, power capping, power supply

3.15. Pin Controllers (pinctrl)

3.16. Multi Media Card (MMC)

3.17. Memory Technology Devices (MTD)

3.18. Industrial I/O (iio)

3.19. Multi Function Devices (MFD)

3.20. Pulse-Width Modulation (PWM)

3.21. Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C)

3.22. Hardware monitoring (hwmon)

3.23. General Purpose I/O (gpio)

3.24. Leds

3.25. DMA engines

3.26. Hardware Random Number Generator (hwrng)

3.27. Cryptography hardware acceleration

3.28. PCI

3.29. FRU Support Interface (FSI)

3.30. Clock

3.31. Various

4. List of merges

5. Other news sites

KernelNewbies: Linux_4.19 (last edited 2018-10-07 21:47:09 by diegocalleja)