On 151104-18:07-0000, dev1fan...@use.startmail.com wrote: > I'm still getting used to the mailing list so sorry if this starts a second > post > > I didn't realise I would get such a good response for sharing a little > knowledge, thanks to everyone for the compliments and for resharing. I > posted here just hoping to help someone for now until I had more to share. I > wasn't sure how to respond at first as I'm not used to publishing but I will > say that yes I'm happy for everyone to share, modify, and reuse my previous > post/work on upgrading devuan and configuring minimalism. Please also give > others permission to do so, and you can just mention dev1fanboy if you like. > > > It was kindly suggested to me by one of the installer devs from the > debianfork channel that I could share it on the devuan gitlib instance under > my own project. I didn't realise they had it open for others to sign up > (which is cool), or maybe it's my noobishness about gitlab as well but i > have posted it here: > > https://git.devuan.org/dev1fanboy/Upgrade-Install-Devuan/wikis/Upgrade-to-Devuan-and-minimalism And looking up also: http://wiki.friendsofdevuan.org/doku.php/quick_start_minimal
And I was wondering. In my Tips page on Debian: Grsecurity/Pax installation on Debian GNU/Linux http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=108616 and my dream being to teach newbies deploying grsec-hardened kernel in Devuan, since Debian has fallen victim to poetter-people... [And I was wondering] (sorry if I've rusted a bit in Debian/Devuan ways and terminology since), *grsecurity* can since recently (see: Intel Subsidiary's Violations Made Grsec withdraw Stable? https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-1031476.html gone stable-available-only-for-sponsors (and I don't blame the grsec devs for that...) ) Since grsecurity can since recently only be used if you use testing kernel (such as the current one in my Gentoo: 4.2.5-hardened), I was wondering, and excuse my ignorance if that is the case, whether after: Upgrading Debian to Devuan Stable (aka Jessie 1.0) it is possible to use a testing kernel on the Devuan Stable Jessie 1.0, to then compile and deploy grsecurity-hardened kernel, much like I was doing in my Devuan tips page above? (A note is due: much that I'm eager to, if the answer to my query is: YES it can be done, try that A.S.A.P and report, poor health and other issues may prevent me for some more time to do so; pls. should that be the case, don't count it at inconsistency on my part) -- Miroslav Rovis Zagreb, Croatia http://www.CroatiaFidelis.hr
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