on 5.4 i saw in tcpdump cksum issues for the same icmpv6 packets ( but they did not result in driver crashes and were handled by the upper layers )
the other guy on that issue has his triggered by ipv4 martians or similar edit: looked again... they are ipv6
so... I don't think it's specific to ipv6... more something to do with the ethernet driver runt/giant or similar exceptions...
so... i'm calling a bug in the pi-foundation code... but it's looking pretty rare like 1 in 100 or less...
(yes it's useful thankyou... I dont anticipate you will see issues... but if someone was to sporadically send runts/giants/martian packets via backtrak or similar to the lan interface... i'm pretty sure they could trigger this)
I have tried the beta snapshot; the gcc 10 made enormous differences. GUI page loads smoother, the sqm runs without much lower latency when checking with DSLReports. I have not tried other features yet, but it is so much worth being on the beta IMO (version 3.5.x).
I just noticed that my https-dns-proxy is enabled and running after every reboot even if the startup setting is in disabled state. On version [3.2.130-9] now (updated without any problems)
I find this to be a huge exaggeration. Tests on pages like on Phoronix shows GCC 10 to be 1-3% faster and sometimes slightly smaller binaries. LuCI is mostly client sided now using javascript so will have no impact only if you upgrade your PC. The improvements should be extremely small. It's probably that they finally changed the kernel from 5.4 to 5.10 and upgraded the Rpi firmware, which is what is used officially by RPi OS too.
Whats everyone memory usage on the 5.10 version? I can't remember mine being as high as it is on previous versions (currently 1.46gb used of 3.76gb). Still have plenty, but just an observation.
lots of activity from /usr/sbin/collectd to the /tmp/collectd.conf file. The /tmp folder is 1.4gb in size which tells me something in that folder is just growing I guess?