linux-cachyos: Move AutoFDO Option to default kernel#342
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Lets merge for 6.12.2 🎉 |
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The last week's testing showed that the AutoFDO Integration did not provide any issues.
Lets move it to the default Kernel now, to provide this performance benefit OOB.
Until the LLVM 19 push into the archlinux repository we will use cachyos-benchmarker to profile the kernel.
In the future, we can think about a general workflow to gather more profiles and merge these.
Propellor will be also available with LLVM 19, but for this I would like to do again a testing kernel first.
AutoFDO and Propellor has been merged into the upstream kernel, which makes it even more confident to use this feature OOB.
Closes: #325