Tracking X370 UEFI issues

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   Just to open a definitive thread about it, since others seem to focus on issues with specific release versions.

I'm so far waiting for the fix that's affecting both 4.80 and 4.81. When enabling virtualization in UEFI, it doesn't have any effect in the host OS (Debian testing Linux for me) and Qemu/KVM can't detect virtualization availability.

With 4.64 there is no such issue.

Edited by shmerl - 09 Oct 2018 at 10:08am

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	Just to open a definitive thread about it, since others seem to focus on issues with specific release versions. I'm so far waiting for the fix that's affecting both 4.80 and 4.81. When enabling virtualization in UEFI, it doesn't have any effect in the host OS (Debian testing Linux for me) and Qemu/KVM can't detect virtualization availability. With 4.64 there is no such issue. Edited by shmerl - 09 Oct 2018 at 10:08am