Linux 2.6.31 is under comprehensive patch repair within one week

Linux kernel 2.6.31 was officially released in less than a week. kernel developers began to submit patches for improving virtualization, power management, file systems, and drivers.

Red Hat's Avi Kivity is making a lot of changes on Kernel-based Virtual Machine KVM to improve performance and scalability. the run-time power management framework will continue to be improved; if the developer does not actively update the driver patch, the Hyper-V drivers for Android and Microsoft will be removed in future versions, the cluster file system improvements for Oracle, And the encryption algorithm updates.

Another thing that many have not noticed is that kernel 2.6.31 has abandoned the support for the iSCSI architecture processor.