> 1. People compile released kernels found on kernel.org. I do. 2. Multiple distros release kernel.org kernel releases quite fast including Arch and Gentoo. The

> 1. People compile released kernels found on kernel.org. I do. 2. Multiple distros release kernel.org kernel releases quite fast including Arch and Gentoo. There's also a Ubuntu PPA with the mainline kernel many people, who I personally know, use. To repeat myself, the is the _Red Hat Bugzilla bug tracker for Fedora_. While what you say is true, that's outside the context of what the OP and I are saying, and the statement in the ticket. As seen in the ticket, users of other distros and kernel configs have made comments reporting their experience with the 6.3 series, but that is besides the point I was making above. Anyone performing their own builds (even on Fedora) are more than welcome to contribute and test, but that's outside the bounds of the Fedora QA process. > Again, there's a person without raid in the comments. Could you please drop it and make it look like those people are somehow extremely unlucky and everyone else is safe? I'm not the original thread starter, but I read through the ticket earlier and unless I misinterpreted one of the comments or missed something in the wall of text that is RHBZ, I didn't see a RAID-less reporter.