The Linux kernel has been updated to version 6.19.1, addressing several bugs related to hardware drivers, including Wi-Fi stalls and PCI endpoint crashes. This update is particularly beneficial for users experiencing issues with devices like the VisionFive 2 and FriendlyElec NanoPC-T6. Key fixes include preventing out-of-bounds writes in the Wi-Fi stack and eliminating alignment faults on arm64 systems. Users who have faced crashes or performance problems are encouraged to upgrade to this new kernel version for improved stability

Linux Kernel 6.19.1 Update Fixes Wi-Fi, PCI Issues and More

The Linux kernel has been updated to version 6.19.1, which fixes several bugs affecting everyday hardware drivers. The update addresses issues such as Wi-Fi stalls, alignment faults on arm64 systems, and random crashes when using PCI endpoints with configfs. These problems were seen in various devices, including the VisionFive 2 running RISC-V Linux and FriendlyElec NanoPC-T6. Users who experience these issues may benefit from upgrading to the new kernel version.

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