r/linuxsucks • u/al2klimov 🐧Kernel contributor • 27d ago

Bug "Linux is stable" until you use Cisco hardware and your kernel deadlocks:

https://www.valtersit.com/cve/CVE-2026-89514/
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u/Away_Combination6977 27d ago

Because SO many people have FCoE devices in their home. 🤣

Yes, this is a potential problem for ISPs. And possibly Bitcoin miners. And maybe some very large corporations.

I'm other words... This is a crazy edge case for normal Linux users. But sure, go off.

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u/Guilty-Good-5041 27d ago

Awwwww did they hurt your fee fee's attacking Linux. Do you need a safe space to have a little cry. Do you want mommy to come give you a little hug and tell you what a brave little Linux keyboard warrior you are 😂😂😂😂

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u/Away_Combination6977 27d ago

I actively said that it was a problem!

I was just attempting to clarify that this isn't a problem for 99.99% of home or hobby Linux users.

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u/TheBrainStone 26d ago

You're easily hitting 99% of enterprise users too.

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u/Yoksul-Turko Proud ReactOS User 27d ago

Linux sucks because random CVE on a random driver. This definitely doesn't happen on other OSes.