- Retpoline compilation support for MR Linux drivers for Spectre_v2 vulnerability
- Enable irq poll in Linux driver to avoid CPU hard and soft lockups
- Improvement in driver debugging
- Driver compilation fails on latest upstream kernel(>= v4.17), due to changes in "queue_flag_set_unlocked" API
- Global SMP affinity setting is disabled incorrectly by driver under certain conditions
- Disable WRITE SAME commands from host for zeroout block ranges operations
- Ubuntu 18.04 OS package description is mentioned as SAS 2.0
- Lock access to controller's PCI config space from user space while Diag reset operation is going on
- During probe, locking PCI config space while doing adp_reset is applicable to all fusion based controllers
- Add SLES 15 OS Support
- Add RHEL 6.10 Support
- Add async support for RHEL7.6 GA (available in a separate package)
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