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Linux 6.10 Preps For "When Things Go Seriously Wrong" On Bigger Servers
While machine check exception (MCE) events tend to be uncommon, a change made by Intel engineers is accommodating the ability in the Linux kernel to store more machine check records for 'when things go seriously wrong' on increasingly high core count servers.
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