On 10/30/21 16:30, Hans wrote: > I also saw, there is kernel-5.14*-bpo* (I believe bpo stands for > "backported"?), did not test this kernel, but if 5.14 will become stable, > this > issue might be already fixed in this version. Dunno.... >
Hi Hans! bpo means backports. Linux 5.14 is stable now and some distributions use it - Fedora, Arch and probably other too. I'm not sure where it'll be better you to report this issue - on Debian bug tracking system or upstream - https://bugzilla.kernel.org/ Kind regards Georgi
