Patch D301917: Workaround for crash on Intel Raptor Lake CPUs (Bug 1950764)
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Summary
A technical software patch (D301917) authored by glandium to work around a crash bug (Bug 1950764) occurring on Intel Raptor Lake CPUs. The differential shows multiple revisions and file changes aimed at addressing a hardware-related crash issue in what appears to be a browser or system-level codebase (likely Mozilla/Firefox, given the reviewer gsvelto). The patch involves workaround logic for instability on Intel's 13th/14th gen Raptor Lake processors.
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· 3 pulledD301917 Authored by glandium on Thu, May 21, 9:16 PM.
Work around crash on Intel Raptor Lake CPU.
Reviewers gsvelto
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