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Except in this case there will no longer be such a thing as "the kernel implementation". You'd have to run an older kernel, too. That's a ticking time bomb, mor
by yencabulator 3y ago
Except in this case there will no longer be such a thing as "the kernel implementation". You'd have to run an older kernel, too. That's a ticking time bomb, more a migration/recovery strategy than something one could recommend longer term.
- AshamedCaptain 3y agoIt's really not a "ticking time bomb". The older kernel is only running as a guest in a VM. It will eventually stop working (e.g. when Intel changes x86), but it's not really a security issue.