Kernel: Bcachefs, ROCm and New NVIDIA Linux Driver (Blob)
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Bcachefs Completes Core Feature Work, Could Merge Soon If Review Goes Well
Kent Overstreet who has been developing the Bcachefs out of the BCache code has announced core feature work has wrapped up, he's very happy with how the work has panned out, and potentially could be merging the code into the Linux kernel soon if the review is pleasant.
Overstreet shared in a status update yesterday that he's run out of things to polish and "excuses to keep tinkering" with core feature work being done and known bugs getting much less. There still are some additions to make and optimizations to be had, but he's feeling like the code is in a state where it could be mainlined.
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Radeon ROCm 2.6 To Support Intel Vega M Chips
The Radeon Open Compute (ROCm) stack will begin to support the Intel Kabylake-G chips with the "Vega M" graphics.
A simple kernel patch adding the VEGA M ID to the device probe function was the last bit needed to allow ROCm to work on Vega M for this open-source compute stack with OpenCL.
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NVIDIA Releases 430.26 Linux Driver With New Quadro Support
NVIDIA just released a new stable Linux driver in the 430 long-lived series.
The NVIDIA 430.26 is out to but being another stable point release isn't the most exciting update. There is just one fix mentioned and then just formally supporting a handful of new graphics cards.
The fix in this driver build is audio DisplayPort being broken for some configurations since the NVIDIA 415 series.
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