I'm sorry - in the context of rhel (ed: Fedora) - this affects opt-in testers. Tbh, I'd say anyone compiling their kernel off kernel.org releases, also do opt-

I'm sorry - in the context of rhel (ed: Fedora) - this affects opt-in testers. Tbh, I'd say anyone compiling their kernel off kernel.org releases, also do opt-in testing in a certain sense (you're more likely to end up with a concrete "sum" of compiled/configured kernel/user space that is unique to your setup). Contrast this with a (stable) distro release, where you can at least hope what you get has been tested (like by the people reporting this bug). I certainly agree that any stable kernel org release is expected to work - but also somewhat expected to receive fixes for as-yet unknown bugs (hence point releases). TFA is a bug report against rhel (Ed: Fedora )- i can't find anything (recent) on lkml?