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Bugs get through testing quite frequently, and this one was probably somewhat fast-tracked because it's a security fix; it happens. FWIW, I tested upgrading a
by chousuke 6y ago
Bugs get through testing quite frequently, and this one was probably somewhat fast-tracked because it's a security fix; it happens.
FWIW, I tested upgrading a few (test) CentOS virtual machines at work to see if I can trigger this bug, but they worked fine, so perhaps the bug only triggers with a configuration they happen to have not tested.
- cesarb 6y ago> I tested upgrading a few (test) CentOS virtual machines at work Were the virtual machines using EFI? Most virtual machines I've seen boot through legacy BIOS, not EFI.
- chousuke 6y agothey boot using BIOS, yes. I suppose some of our EFI-booting hardware hosts might be affected, but all of our virtual machines boot using BIOS since it happens to be the default and there's not much point in switching them to EFI.