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A guy boots Linux over 200k times to find which commit caused a bug

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A guy boots Linux over 200k times to find which commit caused a bug

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I booted Linux 292,612 times

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And it only took 21 hours. Linux 6.4 has a bug where it hangs on boot, but probably only 1 in 1000 boots (and rarer if using Intel hardware for some reason). It’s surprising to me that no one…

That’s some serious effort going on there.

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rebooting 200,000 times sounds like a typical Windoze update
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  Windows 7 after a fresh install has entered the – oh wait nevermind it’s rebooting again…

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