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The MHI (Modem Host Interface) driver is a Linux kernel component that enables communication between the host system and MHI-based PCI devices, commonly found in modern modems and wireless adapters. Discussions on WindowsForum.com focus on a critical deadlock vulnerability (CVE-2025-21951) in the MHI PCI host driver, which can cause system hangs or crashes during device recovery or power management transitions. Users and administrators are advised to apply the upstream kernel fix or vendor updates to mitigate operational risks. The tag covers troubleshooting, security patches, and stability concerns related to MHI driver implementations in Linux environments.
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    Linux Kernel MHI PCI Deadlock Fix CVE-2025-21951

    A subtle locking change in the Linux kernel’s MHI PCI host driver — tracked as CVE-2025-21951 — patched a deadlock that could cause a full loss of availability during device recovery or system power-management transitions, and operators should treat it as a real operational risk for systems that...
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