Reiser5 in Linux 5.5.5 and C-SKY CPU Architecture for Linux 5.6
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Reiser5 Spun Up For The Linux 5.5.5 Kernel
For those that have been wanting to take the experimental Reiser5 for a test drive since being announced at the end of 2019, new versions of the Reiser4 and Reiser5 file-system kernel patches have been posted.
Edward Shishkin who continues as the lone driving force behind Reiser4 and the new Reiser5 / Reiser4 v5 file-system has updated the out-of-tree file-system for the latest kernel release. These newest patches re-base Reiser4 and Reiser5 for Linux 5.5.5 as well as Linux 5.4.21. Recent VFS optimizations upstream were causing system lockups and other upstream changes necessitated another spin of these patches for the newest Linux kernel point releases.
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C-SKY CPU Architecture For Linux 5.6 Picks Up Stack Protector, PCI Support
While two weeks past the Linux 5.6 merge window some late changes for the C-SKY CPU architecture were accepted today.
C-SKY's Guo Ren accidentally missed the recent Linux 5.6 merge window but Linus Torvalds was fine with pulling in these late changes that include both fixes and features.
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