https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=118373
--- Comment #6 from Sam James <sjames at gcc dot gnu.org> --- (In reply to Lance Fredrickson from comment #5) > I will try and do what I can. To get a kernel panic looks like I need to > have one kernel kexec start another kernel and use makedumpfile to backup > memory contents of crash? Or is there another preferred way? Personally, I used systemd-pstore for this and I found it easiest. > I spun up the > latest Alpine distro in a VM and I see they are using gcc-14.2 to compile > their kernel. I think I'll load it on my alderlake device and see if by > chance the same issue manifests itself there. Might be easier to > troubleshoot from an actual distro with a package manager that way. FWIW, we had no reports of it in Gentoo yet. But that doesn't mean the bug isn't real or anything. It might be as richi said fixed on the branch, or only affecting some specific kernel config options. I can provide some guidance on IRC as well if needed (sam_ on libera and oftc).
