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Linux Kernel 4.1.25 LTS Improves the OCFS2 Shared-Disk Cluster File System

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Marius Nestor
May 24, 2016

Linux kernel 4.1.25 LTS brings various small improvements to the ARM, PA-RISC, PowerPC (PPC), and x86 hardware architectures, various enhancements to the OCFS2 general-purpose shared-disk cluster file system, along with a small fix to the ISOFS file system, and updates to the sound stack with better sound drivers.
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