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Dmitriy Terekhin authored
Default kernel is std-def. The std-def kernel is more robust and supports older hardware. The un-def kernel meets the "newer than 5.13" requirement and supports newer hardware.
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Default kernel is std-def. The std-def kernel is more robust and supports older hardware. The un-def kernel meets the "newer than 5.13" requirement and supports newer hardware.
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