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using a skylake kernel on a kaby lake CPU should be fine, right?
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Maddy 🏳️‍⚧️ - ADHD-powered neofox_googly_woozy

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@izzy IMO, should be totally fine. Kaby Lake isn’t much more than a node refinement and the addition of the SGX extension. I doubt it would cause issues.

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@maddy sweet
only got the one kaby lake machine but two skylakes so I might just lump it in with skylake to avoid building a kernel for one machine
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@izzy Makes sense to me. You’d be more likely to run into issues going the other way around, but the architectures are so similar, so probably not even then.

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@maddy @izzy Skylake had SGX too. I don't think Kaby Lake introduced any extensions at all
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@noisytoot @izzy Oh heck, my mistake. I thought that was introduced with 7th gen/Kaby Lake, but my memory is a little fuzzy. neofox_woozy

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