@stormi

Not to be negative but in a professional environment auditors will trip on this. No one wants to explain to auditors that its plastered from upstream somewhere. Also it’s good for new hardware support. But good to hear work is progress.

@xerxist said in XCP-ng 8.3 beta :

@stormi

So which page do need to refer my auditor to for all the patching that is done once the kernel is EOL?

Just in case I’ve asked Lawerence on Youtube what his thoughts are on promoting EOL products to his clients

@Andrew

I’m good with the BIOS setting for my NUC11 and 13. I wish Intel would fix ASPM, but still not on the latest BIOS. Just can’t run xcp-ng yet because of the older kernel and passthrough issue on the NUC13.

It will probably come soon as 4.19 is out of support pretty soon. Was actually hoping there would be a alternate kernel for testing already.

@cowboy

Just got 2 new ones. 2,5Gbit from TP-Link Omada SG3210X-M2.

Working pretty good.

@Andrew

BIOS but if you dont have to option there you could use that.

@cowboy

Good stuff

I wish I could use it but still waiting for them to start using a new kernel. As on the NUC13 I can’t use my igpu for passthrough on an old kernel. Need something above 5.15

@CJ

No output just need the Intel quick sync.

@cowboy

This is probably the same issue as I see on my NUC11 and NUC13.

Try turning off ASPM in the BIOS and see if you still have the same issue.

@ajpri1998

That is not the point I’m trying to make.
The heart of the OS is going to be end of life December this year. You can probably plaster away but you need to keep track of everything for cve’s etc.. if you don’t want an auditor to trip on this. As they will because it’s end of life.

@xerxist said in XCP-ng 8.3 beta :

@stormi

So which page do need to refer my auditor to for all the patching that is done once the kernel is EOL?

Just in case I’ve asked Lawerence on Youtube what his thoughts are on promoting EOL products to his clients

@stormi

So which page do need to refer my auditor to for all the patching that is done once the kernel is EOL?

@stormi

Not to be negative but in a professional environment auditors will trip on this. No one wants to explain to auditors that its plastered from upstream somewhere. Also it’s good for new hardware support. But good to hear work is progress.