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added gcc8.1 for Arch & Ryzen 2000 series #26
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This was necessary to run on my Ubuntu 18.04 + Ryzen 2700x. +1 on merging this and I'll tell if anything different happens on a longer run later. |
@m-r-s Yes. I know that. If you license this... community could keep going on. |
Does this help? Feel free to improve the script. But remember that you need someone with a faulty CPU to confirm that the version with your modifications actually works (i.e., detects faulty CPUs). |
Awesome. Please... keep this PR. Mine is able to run this PR but let's have some more confirmations. |
PLEASE READER, if you own a Ryzen 2700x able to pass this test without issues... please give a 👍 in this. Or 👎 if the test caught any segfault. This way we will be able to know this test catches any fault. |
Just so you know, I'm keeping an updated version of ryzen-test that you can have a look at: https://github.com/Oxalin/ryzen-test It is using GCC 7.2.0, but it could be updated to 8.1 or 8.2 if needed. @Daniel451 , I'm using a Ryzen 1XXX here, so if you could give me an update on my branch with your 2700X, that would be appreciated. |
I will as soon as I get back to home.
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Okay, I will leave this PR open |
I have added an arch-linux directory, putting updated copies of
kill-ryzen.sh
andbuildloop.sh
for gcc8.1 there. This worked for me with Ryzen 7 2700X and Arch Linux as well as Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.