** Description changed:

  Since 6.16, TDX host is supported in the kernel but is incompatible with 
kexec.
  A cache flush is required in case TDX has been enabled before doing a kexec 
to avoid silent memory corruption in the new kernel.
- An upstream submission fix this, the limitation is the second kernel cannot 
use TDX itself.
- The submission is now a v8 and is likely to be merged soon.
+ 
+ An upstream submission [0] fix this, the second kernel cannot use TDX itself.
+ The upstream submission is now a v8 and is likely to be merged soon.
+ 
+ To enable TDX host, hibernation needs to be disabled, TDX enabled in the bios 
and also a module parameter.
+ In specific platforms (SPR/EMR), matching all those conditions will disable 
kexec due to hardware limitations.
  
  This has been applied on top of questing Ubuntu-6.17.0-3.3 and tested on
  supported hardware by enabling TDX and then kexec into a new kernel.
+ 
+ [0] :
+ https://lore.kernel.org/all/20250901160930.1785244-1-pbonz...@redhat.com/

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2121873

Title:
  Support TDX host in questing

Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress
Status in linux source package in Questing:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  Since 6.16, TDX host is supported in the kernel but is incompatible with 
kexec.
  A cache flush is required in case TDX has been enabled before doing a kexec 
to avoid silent memory corruption in the new kernel.

  An upstream submission [0] fix this, the second kernel cannot use TDX itself.
  The upstream submission is now a v8 and is likely to be merged soon.

  To enable TDX host, hibernation needs to be disabled, TDX enabled in the bios 
and also a module parameter.
  In specific platforms (SPR/EMR), matching all those conditions will disable 
kexec due to hardware limitations.

  This has been applied on top of questing Ubuntu-6.17.0-3.3 and tested
  on supported hardware by enabling TDX and then kexec into a new
  kernel.

  [0] :
  https://lore.kernel.org/all/20250901160930.1785244-1-pbonz...@redhat.com/

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