XanMod has released new kernel builds for Linux 7.1.4 and 6.18.39, focusing on significant security fixes and performance enhancements. The updates address critical vulnerabilities in various drivers and subsystems while maintaining features like BBRv3 and AMD 3D V-Cache support. Users can select between the feature-rich mainline version or the stable LTS branch, which offers long-term support until December 2028. With a strong emphasis on security, this release cycle has introduced numerous patches, making XanMod a reliable choice for users seeking performance without compromising on safety
XanMod Releases Linux 7.1.4 & 6.18.39 Kernels with Heavy Security Fixes and BBRv3 Performance
XanMod has released new kernel builds for the mainline 7.1.4 and LTS 6.18.39 branches, addressing a massive wave of security vulnerabilities alongside performance optimizations. The update patches critical issues across the rtl8723bs driver, SMB subsystems, and BPF JIT hardening, while retaining popular features like Google's BBRv3 and AMD 3D V-Cache support. Users can choose between the feature-rich mainline track or the stable LTS branch with a support window extending to December 2028. Both builds are available for x86-64 architectures via the XanMod APT repository for Debian and Ubuntu distributions.
