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January 29th 18, 08:20 PM
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What Linux architectures are not susceptible to meltdown orspectre?
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Nomen Nescio wrote: Subject: What Linux architectures are not susceptible to meltdown or spectre The problem is chip based, not OS based. Right. But there are other chips on which Linux runs, such as various RISC chips. What currently available computers use one of these other chips? So all OSs are susceptible. Not those running on chips other than Intel, AMD, or ARM. I don't have any issues with my Alphas. But then Alpha processors were designed by smarter engineers than Intel's H1B clowns. 
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