Re: WOLK v4.16s: Grsecurity compile error/bug?

"ian sison (mailing list)" <[email protected]> Fri, 29 Oct 2004 00:43:16 +0800 (PHT)
Newsgroups gmane.linux.wolk.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> Anyway, I'll fix that for 4.17s. If you are interested (so far the changelog)
>
>
> Changelog from v4.16s -> v4.17s
> -------------------------------
> o   added:    for whatever fscking reason: netdev-random was missing
> o   added:    manual oom killer invocation via sysrq
> o   added:    CRC32 library backport (usbnet needs this for example)
> o   fixed:    RAID1 error handling locking
> o   fixed:    some compiler warnings in fs/proc/kconfig.c
> o   fixed:    tmpfs: shmem_file_write return value
> o   fixed:    tmpfs: stop negative dentries
> o   fixed:    compile error in fs/binfmt_elf.c when PAGEEXEC is used.
> o   updated:  Broadcom Tigon3 (tg3) v3.10
> o   updated:  SysKonnect SK-98xx v7.08
> o   updated:  grsecurity v2.0.2 as an replacement patch you have to apply
>                 manually to use v2.0.2 instead of v1.9.15. Please use
>                 gradm2 from ./gradm2 directory and make sure, /dev/grsec
>                 has minor number 12 instead of 10.
> o   updated:  Intel/ICP RAID Controller support v3.04
> o   updated:  CryptoAPI (up to 2.4.28-pre4)
> o   updated:  Intel Software RAID Driver (iswraid) v0.1.4.3
> o   updated:  Intel e1000 v5.4.11-k1
>

Hi Marc, hoping that you're in the mood for this, well.. extension... I've
run across a new patch for linux-abi[1], and tried it on 4.16s, it seems
to apply for the most part, except for some files.  Maybe you can give it
a try?  I can help test this if you can make it compile as i've got a
client using the abi extension which i had to use 2.4.26 on and not WOLK

[1] http://linux-abi.sourceforge.net/patches/linux-abi-2.4.26-0.patch.gz

Also, i know you've already compiled a UML kernel from your recent posts,
but when i tried it myself, following the instructions from the UML
website, i ran into some compile time errors.  Is there any specific
procedure for generating a UML kernel from wolk?

- ian




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