sched_ext and proxy execution set to share one Linux kernel
Andrea Righi’s v14 series drops the build-time ban so distributions can ship both features and let BPF schedulers opt in at runtime.
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Google floats stealable PING futexes for Linux
RFC would trade strict PI handoff for lock stealing and proxy execution; maintainers call it premature and flag lockup risks.
By kexecProxy execution and sched_ext move toward coexistence
Andrea Righi’s v13 series would end the build-time ban that forced kernels to pick one feature or the other.
By kexecLinux proxy execution gains optional sched_ext BPF support
Andrea Righi's series ends a build-time mutual exclusion so one kernel can ship both features and let BPF schedulers opt in at runtime.
By kexecLinux patchset unites proxy execution with sched_ext
Distributions can ship one kernel with both features and let BPF schedulers opt in at runtime.
By kexecsched_ext and proxy execution no longer mutually exclusive
BPF schedulers can opt into handling mutex-blocked donors so one kernel can ship both features.
By kexec