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ppc64le and ppc64le already had this enabled so enable for intel and
arm.
This is needed for multipath to work properly.
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Enable FSCACHE for NFS, CEPH and CIFS filesystems. (FSCACHE is already built as a module).
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Apparently there are no sane way to make use of it currently and most
other distros has disabled it.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1229700
It is needed to be disabled for debian (or any other systemd based)
containers in lxc.
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enable efivars for all architectures with EFI for consistency.
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This is needed for lxc-top to show I/O serviced reporting.
fixes #10754
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also enable CONFIG_RANDOM_TRUST_CPU
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1070433/will-ubuntu-enable-random-trust-cpu-in-the-kernel-and-what-would-be-the-effect/1071196#1071196
ref #9960
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The goal of upstream Linux is to reduce the stackframe size on 32-bit to
1024 and on 64-bit to 1280, inline with how gcc generally works. While
this hasn't been achieved yet everywhere and in all configurations, the
Alpine status quo of 1024 on 64-bit is something that doesn't have plans
to happen. Given that the intent was to be conservative, we raise this
to 1280, rather than something large like 2048.
Reference: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAK8P3a0CS3QzEKEV5==qj8hUYgW+q2v1f13jA+s0TjQd8kYXFA@mail.gmail.com/
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ref #10044
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Adding an initial 'linux-virt' configuration for aarch64, intended to be used with AWS EC2 a1.* instances.
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