[原创分享] 奥丽莎，死神，探姬，dj，雾子，这阵容不错啊
有长有短，双c冲了一波后可以回来吃奶。
中兴的硬桥接现在咋样了
VwEI:
前几年整的 F7607P ，最近参考 https://www.right.com.cn/forum/thread-8408716-1-1.html 只删除了配置，跑了两天看延迟波动比 HG5582A 稳定很多啊，不知道大伙的情况咋样。 而且听说联通移动改地区 0 ，电信改研究区跑 6W 连接数依旧稳定，这个也不记得当时改的啥地区了就不折腾了
长城哈弗第二代枭龙 MAX 插混 SUV 更多官图公布
IT之家 2 月 23 日消息，长城哈弗第二代枭龙 MAX 将于近期上市，该车定位插混 SUV，今日官方公布这款新车的更多官图。
可以看到，该车前脸配备贯穿式日行灯，中间的“HAVAL”哈弗品牌标志也可点亮，车头下方配备梯形进气口。车身侧面没有采用当下流行的隐藏式门把手，而是传统式门把手。车身尾部的贯穿式灯组，与前脸相呼应。
该车轴距为 2810 mm，长宽高分别为 4780 mm、1895 mm、1725 mm，宽高比 1.1，长高比 2.77，胎高比 0.43。
据IT之家此前报道，该车提供 1.5 升 Hi4 和 1.5T Hi4 两套插电混动系统，其中 1.5 升发动机最大功率 85 千瓦，1.5T 发动机最大功率 115 千瓦，驱动电机数据并未公布。另外，1.5 升 Hi4 车型将匹配容量为 27.54 千瓦时电池组，工信部纯电续航里程为 126 公里（测试工况并未公布）。
苹果被曝计划将谷歌 Gemini 与 Apple Intelligence 集成 - IT之家 https://www.ithome.com/0/833/039.htm
苹果被曝计划将谷歌 Gemini 与 Apple Intelligence 集成 - IT之家
https://www.ithome.com/0/833/039.htm
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苹果被曝计划将谷歌 Gemini 与 Apple Intelligence 集成 - IT之家在与 iOS 18.4 测试版一同推送的后端更新中，苹果在其苹果智能系统内为第三方模型新增了“谷歌”和“OpenAI”选项。这一消息由代码挖掘者亚伦・佩里斯（Aaron Perris）在 X 平台上发布。
[比赛讨论]cr这对吗
为什么感觉就没什么成型的团战
双c也没什么声音
双c也没什么声音
OPPO 浏览器接入 DeepSeek-R1 模型满血版
IT之家 2 月 23 日消息，在本月（2 月 20 日）举行的 OPPO Find N5 及 Watch X2 旗舰新品发布会上，ColorOS 设计总监陈希表示，小布助手将接入满血版 DeepSeek，支持深度思考、联网搜索。
IT之家注意到，OPPO 浏览器已接入 DeepSeek-R1 模型满血版，提供 AI 搜索、联网搜索、深度思考等功能。用户还可将其添加至浏览器“视界”板块的首页。
据此前报道，陈希本月（2 月 8 日）宣布，ColorOS 这个月底将全面接入 DeepSeek。另外他表示，这个月底 OPPO 还将和 DeepSeek 深度融合，带来更多功能。
AMD Preparing New GPU Support For Their Kernel Graphics Driver In Linux 6.15
AMD has sent out their initial pull request of "new stuff" for their AMDGPU kernel graphics driver and AMDKFD compute driver of feature additions they want to make for the upcoming Linux 6.15 kernel. Most notable from this week's submission to DRM-Next is preparing a lot of new GPU hardware support.
This week's pull request includes enabling a lot of new IP blocks as part of their bring-up for upcoming GPU models. As has been the case in recent years with their IP-based discovery and versioning each of the IP blocks independently, it's difficult to determine for precisely which hardware products these blocks will be used for. But among them are adding new GC 11.5.2 and GC 11.5.3 support in Linux 6.15. GC 11.5 is for RDNA3.5 so presumably some additional AMD APUs coming with RDNA3.5 graphics beyond the already supported hardware... Perhaps some new custom APUs or the like. There is also some IP block additions likely correlating to enablement work not on the Radeon consumer side but for the next-gen Instinct MI350 accelerators.
The newly-enabled IP blocks with this week's AMD graphics driver pull for Linux 6.15 includes the GC 11.5.2, GC 11.5.3, SDMA 6.1.3, NBIO 7.11.2, NBIO 7.9.1, MMHUB 3.3.2, MMHUB 1.8.1, SMU 14.0.5, SMUIO 13.0.11, PSP 14.0.5, UMC 12.5.0, and DCN 3.6.0. Whatever these IP block versions end up correlating to, nice to see AMD getting the open-source Linux driver support out early with the recent and upcoming RDNA4 and RDNA3.5 graphics processors already being supported by the mainline kernel.
Also notable with this week's pull is enabling the OEM i2c support for custom RGB lights and other features with some AIB graphics card models. For more information on that work see AMD Linux GPU Driver Preps OEM i2c Bus Support Used For RGB Control & More.
Plus this pull brings dynamic workload profile switching for all generations of RDNA/Navi GPUs, support for larger video BIOS sizes, IP discovery updates, JPEG queue reset support, RAS CPER support for Common Platform Error Record, BT2020 HDR fixes, and enabling the Broadcast RGB DRM property.
Here's the full list of highlights for this week's AMDGPU/AMDKFD pull request for Linux 6.15:
There's still a few weeks remaining for AMD to land some additional feature work for this next version of the Linux kernel.
This week's pull request includes enabling a lot of new IP blocks as part of their bring-up for upcoming GPU models. As has been the case in recent years with their IP-based discovery and versioning each of the IP blocks independently, it's difficult to determine for precisely which hardware products these blocks will be used for. But among them are adding new GC 11.5.2 and GC 11.5.3 support in Linux 6.15. GC 11.5 is for RDNA3.5 so presumably some additional AMD APUs coming with RDNA3.5 graphics beyond the already supported hardware... Perhaps some new custom APUs or the like. There is also some IP block additions likely correlating to enablement work not on the Radeon consumer side but for the next-gen Instinct MI350 accelerators.
The newly-enabled IP blocks with this week's AMD graphics driver pull for Linux 6.15 includes the GC 11.5.2, GC 11.5.3, SDMA 6.1.3, NBIO 7.11.2, NBIO 7.9.1, MMHUB 3.3.2, MMHUB 1.8.1, SMU 14.0.5, SMUIO 13.0.11, PSP 14.0.5, UMC 12.5.0, and DCN 3.6.0. Whatever these IP block versions end up correlating to, nice to see AMD getting the open-source Linux driver support out early with the recent and upcoming RDNA4 and RDNA3.5 graphics processors already being supported by the mainline kernel.
Also notable with this week's pull is enabling the OEM i2c support for custom RGB lights and other features with some AIB graphics card models. For more information on that work see AMD Linux GPU Driver Preps OEM i2c Bus Support Used For RGB Control & More.
Plus this pull brings dynamic workload profile switching for all generations of RDNA/Navi GPUs, support for larger video BIOS sizes, IP discovery updates, JPEG queue reset support, RAS CPER support for Common Platform Error Record, BT2020 HDR fixes, and enabling the Broadcast RGB DRM property.
Here's the full list of highlights for this week's AMDGPU/AMDKFD pull request for Linux 6.15:
amd-drm-next-6.15-2025-02-21:
amdgpu:
- Add OEM i2c support for RGB lights, etc.
- Add support for GC 11.5.3
- Add support for GC 11.5.2
- Add support for SDMA 6.1.3
- Add support for NBIO 7.11.2
- Add support for NBIO 7.9.1
- Add support for MMHUB 3.3.2
- Add support for MMHUB 1.8.1
- Add support for SMU 14.0.5
- Add support for SMUIO 13.0.11
- Add support for PSP 14.0.5
- Add support for UMC 12.5.0
- Add support for DCN 3.6.0
- JPEG 4.0.3 updates
- Add dynamic workload profile switching for GC 10-12
- support larger vbios sizes
- GC 9.5.0 updates
- SMU 13.0.12 updates
- SMU 13.0.6 updates
- IP discovery updates
- GC 10 queue reset updates
- DCN 4.0.1 updates
- UHBR link rate fixes
- Aborted suspend fix
- Mark gttsize parameter as deprecated
- GC 10 cleaner shader updates
- PSR-SU fixes
- Clean up PM4 headers
- Cursor fixes
- Enable devcoredump for JPEG
- Misc cleanups
- Runpm cleanups
- MES updates
- GC 9 gfxoff fixes
- Vbios fetching cleanups
- Documentation updates
- Update secondary plane handling
- DML2 updates
- SDMA fixes for MI
- Cleaner shader fixes for GC 11/12
- ACA updates
- Initial JPEG queue reset support
- RAS updates
- Initial RAS CPER support
- DCN/DCE panic screen handling cleanup
- BT2020 fixes
- SR-IOV fixes
amdkfd:
- synchronize pasid values between KGD and KFD
- Misc cleanups
- Improve GTT/VRAM handling for APUs
- Topology updates
- Fix user queue validation on GC 7/8
UAPI:
- Enable "Broadcast RGB" drm property
- Add INFO IOCTL query for virtualization mode
There's still a few weeks remaining for AMD to land some additional feature work for this next version of the Linux kernel.
OneXPlayer Linux Driver Catching Up To The Windows Monitoring Driver
OneXPlayer produces a line of handheld gaming consoles powered by AMD or Intel SoCs. These devices ship with Windows out-of-the-box but given they are x86_64 software have worked alright with Linux and there's been a OneXPlayer Linux driver for supporting sensor readings and other device-specific information from these handhelds. In a big patch series this weekend, that OneXPlayer Linux driver is catching up to its official Windows counterpart.
Antheas Kapenekakis posted the newest set of patches to the "onexpsensors" hardware monitoring (HWMON) driver to help it catch-up to the Windows driver support. Kapenekakis explained in that patch cover letter:
Compared to the original iteration of these patches posted back in December, the OneXPlayer X1 Pro and F1 Pro handhelds are now supported. Plus there has been documentation updates and some fixes.
Those making use of OneXPlayer handheld systems can find these newest patches out for review on the Linux mailing list.
Antheas Kapenekakis posted the newest set of patches to the "onexpsensors" hardware monitoring (HWMON) driver to help it catch-up to the Windows driver support. Kapenekakis explained in that patch cover letter:
"This four part series updates the oxpsensors module to bring it in line with its Windows OneXPlayer counterpart. First, it adds support for all 2024, 2025 OneXPlayer handhelds and their special variants.
Then, it adds the new charge limiting and bypass features that were first introduced in the X1 and retrofit to older OneXFly variants and for controlling the turbo led found in the X1 models. For Bypass, it adds a new bypass variant BypassS0 that is only active while the device is in the S0 state."
Compared to the original iteration of these patches posted back in December, the OneXPlayer X1 Pro and F1 Pro handhelds are now supported. Plus there has been documentation updates and some fixes.
Those making use of OneXPlayer handheld systems can find these newest patches out for review on the Linux mailing list.