Canonical was forced to release a second round of Ubuntu updates that address the recently disclosed CPU vulnerabilities after some users complained that their systems no longer booted after installing the initial patches.
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Meltdown Patch Broke Some Ubuntu Systems
Canonical was forced to release a second round of Ubuntu updates that address the recently disclosed CPU vulnerabilities after some users complained that their systems no longer booted after installing the initial patches. The post Meltdown Patch Broke Some Ubuntu Systems appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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