Linux version 5.10.10 released: Fixed NULL pointer handling issues, etc.

On January 23, Linux Kernel officially released version 5.10.10. This update contains 43 patches, mainly fixing some bugs and improving stability.

The update log is as follows:

Add driver for Cadence SPI controller

Fixed client driver corruption issue when using GPIO descriptors

Fix the problem of tid getting stuck due to incorrect update of qid

When the DSA master unbinds, unbind all switches from the tree

Check if atf in __ieee80211_schedule_txq has been disabled

Allow the use of non-consecutive dsi clocks

Fix wrong NULL pointer check

Use __napi_schedule() with PREEMPT_RT

Fixed the handling of unsupported token types in rxrpc_read()

Fix clk error handling

Fix taprio plan configuration

Fix potential NULL pointer dereference

In some cases, READ_ONCE() should be used to read the call status

Avoid unnecessary kmap_atomic calls

Set the appropriate input size for OID_GEN_PHYSICAL_MEDIUM requests

Remove Asym_Pause support

Increase the critical threshold of ASIC hot zone

Fix NULL dereference in tipc_link_xmit()

Verify GSO SKB before completing IPv6 processing

Fix MSI/MSI-x break

Detailed log:Click here to view

We previously reported that Linux will soon add support for NVIDIA RTX 30 series graphics cards in version 5.11. On January 25, the test version was updated to 5.11-rc5. Although it supports RTX 30 series graphics cards, it does not support advanced features such as 3D acceleration and ray tracing. Linux 5.11 stable version will be released in February this year.

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