Bug#1079800: release-notes - Document that default ppc64el kernel switched to 4k pages

Paul Gevers <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.debian.devel.documentation
Message-ID <fd0fad1e-3283-4194-86e2-6f9082d58474__26394.976773166$1749794485$gmane$org@debian.org>
Hi,

On 13-06-2025 00:19, Pascal Hambourg wrote:
> On 12/06/2025 at 13:32, Paul Gevers wrote:
>> I also forgot about this bug when I upgraded the ppc64el host of 
>> ci.d.n last week (or the week before) and didn't do anything special. 
>> How can I see where things go wrong?
> 
> Do you mean before or after rebooting with the new kernel and page size?


I meant after. I for some/most systems nothing needs to be done, we 
should word this text in a different way than if my example system is 
now also broken but I just hadn't spotted it yet.

> Before, you can check if the system uses any btrfs filesystems and their 
> sector size as indicated in the bug report.


No btrfs here. Things are on ext4. Should we mention ext4 is fine as 
it's the default in Debian IIRC. (Is it always?)

> After, you can check all 
> filesystem mounts and swap activations defined in /etc/fstab, native 
> systemd units or any othe means.


Both / and swap are working. Should we advice this for people that 
stumble over these notes after they upgraded and want to be sure?

Paul
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