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The same as here, compiled in Fossapup64, but with a fresh stable kernel 5.16.7.
This time I will not do .iso. Because I'm lazy, but mostly because no one needs it.
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If you use it with the current save folder (or file), then you can go to Menu>>System>>CPU Frequency Scaling Tool and set the desired governor. Personally, for example, I use "conservative". With the old kernel 5.4.53, "ondemand" worked better. At the same time, the recommended one for Ryzen is "schedutil" (I don't like it).
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Kernel: https://mega.nz/file/J9kCDapI#rkFZHHmWr ... owcZ1UHjF8
Kernel sources: https://mega.nz/file/holn0SrR#PjaqzQ7N7 ... FXp_EBIyBU
Nvidia 510.47.03 driver .pet: https://mega.nz/file/t0lzCA7Z#X4N8GlKj9 ... g6v8hyvaj4
Nvidia DOC for completeness: https://mega.nz/file/U9s1gQYK#w4apbfD6D ... QUeuFQ81-E

Grey, do you think this will work with my laptop's Ryzen5 3500U? That's a step below Zen2.

Most of this is new to me, but I'd like to try using your kernel and change_kernels with Fossa. Fossa's 5.4 kernel isn't giving me sound or wifi in my Lenovo.

this is interesting

way above my understanding but can anyone build for an i7-2630QM?

ally wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 10:08 am

can anyone build for an i7-2630QM?

So, this is a second-generation processor, Sandy Bridge.
Here, try version 5.15.26 for Sandy Bridge (5.15.27 was released yesterday, but it's too late ):
huge-5.15.26-fossapup64-sandybridge.tar.bz2
kernel_sources-5.15.26-fossapup64-sandybridge.sfs

thanks grey

will report back when I've had a play