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Linux 6.16 Released - Better Performance, NVIDIA Blackwell Open-Source & Intel APX

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Ext4 improvement are listed. I always wonder if it is necessary to reformat for these to apply.
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  No need to reformat as it is a change of the driver, not the data structures.
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    Cool, thanks.

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