UPDATE: Marked RESOLVED. Coming soon to a 5.10.x kernel near you. :-)

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5.10 + wireguard

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5.10.1 doesn't boot on my rx580 based system: the screen hangs with a blank screen on boot. Building from git master works. I noticed there are some amdgpu related git patches that may resolve my issue: I'll apply them to 5.10.1 and report the results.

I had the first hang I've had in a very long time a few hours into using 5.10.1. Needed to magic-sysrq REISUB.

Can't say for certain it was the kernel, but I can't remember the last time that happened: so it's suspicious.

I've dropped back to 5.9 for now. I'll try again in a couple more point releases.

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FWIW, The 5.10-rc7 kernel did that twice, but it hasn't happened since installing 5.10.1.

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Year 2020, Round 76.

Another batch of updates has been scheduled for release on Monday, 21 December 2020, at approximately 12:00, GMT. If no problems are found while testing the release candidates, they might be available sometime on Sunday (depending on your time zone).
The details:

5.10.2-rc1, with 16 patches, http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/k...2.2/02849.html

5.9.16-rc1, with 49 patches, http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/k...2.2/02862.html

5.4.85-rc1, with 34 patches, http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/k...2.2/02905.html

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Here you go

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Nice to see! Smooth sailing on 5.10.1 here so far

5.10.1 - So far so good.

5.10.1 has fixed my Intel LAN driver issue, and I now have temp monitoring of my 5900x. Only thing is I still don't have temp monitoring of my nvme drives through HWMON. This was added in kernel 5.5, so it should be available but I don't see it. I am looking over the kernel config now to see if maybe it wasn't added. Can anyone with a nvme driver see temperatures through running "sensors"?

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That's a negative on the nvme temps

Yeah I just checked the kernel GUI config. The option is there but it is off right now. In fact it doesn't even show up until you change "NVM Express block device" from static to a module, then the option for nvme temp monitoring becomes available. Not sure why that is. But I am going to try and pass "CONFIG_NVME_HWMON=y" to Pat's config file and make a custom kernel and see if that gets it.

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Keep us posted!

So far so good. Just rebooted, reinstalled Nvidia drivers (It's a Christmas miracle that I remembered before starting X!), and loaded WoW just to see if anything were to blow up. Nothing's blown up so far...

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success! Only caveat is that simply adding "CONFIG_NVME_HWMON=y" does not work. I misread the depends line in the kernel config. For this to work it requires "NVME_CORE [=m]=y && HWMON [=m]=y || NVME_CORE [=m]=m && HWMON [=m]" in the kernel config. So either hardware monitoring support has to be static and not a module. Or NVME_CORE needs to be a module and not static. For my experiment I made hardware monitoring support a module instead of static. After I was done I got a interesting surprise, not only did I have nvme temperature support but it was also showing the temperature of my wifi adapter. That doesn't matter since I am about to disable it in the bios now that my Intel i225-V works properly.

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