Meltdown Update Kernel doesnt boot
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Meltdown Update Kernel doesnt boot
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Re: Meltdown Update Kernel doesnt boot
#2Re: Meltdown Update Kernel doesnt boot
#3it's the fault of Intel, why don't they recall all the CPU? just like vehicle company
Re: Meltdown Update Kernel doesnt boot
#4it's the fault of Intel, why don't they recall all the CPU? just like vehicle company
Re: Meltdown Update Kernel doesnt boot
#5it's the fault of Intel, why don't they recall all the CPU? just like vehicle company
A recall would be great, but there's no way they'd be able to do it. Vehicle recalls are a bit different because they impact physical safety. Digital safety doesn't get the same priority.
Re: Meltdown Update Kernel doesnt boot
#6it's the fault of Intel, why don't they recall all the CPU? just like vehicle company
That might just create yet more problems. You can't just plug a new CPU into your motherboard--it has to match the socket, chipset, memory, installed OS, etc.
Realistically though, they might be able to do it for cpu's that aren't soldered on (think just about every laptop) made in the last year or two, but would they really fab new versions of 10 year old cores? Its not like many of those lines are even running anymore, so they would basically have to redesign/layout and reverify everything.
Probably easier/cheaper just to send everyone a new machine.
Re: Meltdown Update Kernel doesnt boot
#7All the notes say is that 109 fixes it.
Re: Meltdown Update Kernel doesnt boot
#8it's the fault of Intel, why don't they recall all the CPU? just like vehicle company
Re: Meltdown Update Kernel doesnt boot
#9it's the fault of Intel, why don't they recall all the CPU? just like vehicle company
And how would they replace the bad part when a good one doesn't exist?
Or just the money actually. If you can’t replace my broken item, a refund is always appreciated.
Re: Meltdown Update Kernel doesnt boot
#10it's the fault of Intel, why don't they recall all the CPU? just like vehicle company
Doesn't this affect all of their CPUs going a long way back? And how do you recall embedded or laptop CPUs, which are often soldered in-place? A recall would be great, but there's no way they'd be able to do it. Vehicle recalls are a bit different because they impact physical safety. Digital safety doesn't get the same priority.