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Subject: [Bug 103351] Machine check exception on Broadwell quad-core with
SpeedStep enabled
Date: Wed, 14 Oct 2015 20:55:23 +0000
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--- Comment #60 from kernel@benjam.info ---
(In reply to Fredrik Atmer from comment #57)
> I'm using the script from the git repository. It works, but the
> --persist-debian option fails to make it persistent. I don't know if I'm
> using it incorrectly, and I'm happy to provide more information if
> requested. I also tried the method with iucode-tool described above, with
> the same result. The install.sh script does just that, right?
If you're curious what the `install.sh` script does, you can just open it in a
text file and see for yourself. It uses `iucode-tool` with the
`--write-firmware` flag to copy the file to `/lib/firmware/intel-ucode`, and
then `update-initramfs` to rebuild the early-boot image.
I haven't tested this on Ubuntu (I'm using Debian Jessie), but I'll do some
experimentation in a virtual machine.
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