What'S New in Linux 2.6.35
Linked by David Adams on Tue 3rd Aug 2010 16:03 UTC, submitted by Elv13
Linux Measures to support the power saving mechanisms of AMD graphics chips, network code optimizations for multi-core processors, features for de-fragmenting the working memory and an improved support of the power management and turbo features offered by modern processors are among the highlights of the new kernel version. After a development time of almost two-and-a-half months, Linus Torvalds has released version 2.6.35 of the Linux kernel.
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ath5k
by vivainio on Tue 3rd Aug 2010 17:38 UTC
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2008-12-26

I thought they managed to stop ath5k (used in asus eee 900 at least) from sucking in Karmic, but it appears they have managed to *double* the throughput in some (high noise?) tests now.

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RE: ath5k
by fredb1974 on Wed 4th Aug 2010 06:40 UTC in reply to "ath5k"
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2006-01-31

karmic does have kernel 2.6.35 ? I thought it was a 2.6.30 or something kernel ?

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RE[2]: ath5k
by vivainio on Wed 4th Aug 2010 06:44 UTC in reply to "RE: ath5k"
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2008-12-26

Yes. I meant that ath5k stopped sucking in Karmic, but it seems now it *really* stopped sucking.

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Works for me flawlessly
by fredb1974 on Wed 4th Aug 2010 06:41 UTC
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2006-01-31

I get kernel 2.6.35 today in archlinux testing repo, and so far so good. Works flawlessly, even if I find this kernel to have less new things than 2.6.34 or 2.6.33 one.

Maybe it is a good thing ;)

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RE: Works for me flawlessly
by gnufreex on Wed 4th Aug 2010 14:24 UTC in reply to "Works for me flawlessly"
gnufreex Member since:
2010-05-06

It has less things because Torvalds finally started listening what people are telling him for years and shortened the merge window. Now there are no new features after RC1. Time from RC1 final release (which is usually after RC7) is now used only for stabilizing things.

Btw, if you using .35 on Arch, can you do some benchmark between .35 and some older version?

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thank you
by lucian1987 on Thu 5th Aug 2010 03:37 UTC
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