It should be possible, but I'm not sure if I can test that patch (both for
lack of knowledge, and time constraints). I am happy to send the patch over
if somebody else wants to take over testing it.
Here's what my patch would probably do:
In grub-core/fs/ext2.c, at the end of grub_ext2_read_inode,
03.11.2016 20:24, Samee Zahur пишет:
>> Hmm ... I had to sign contributor agreement that transfers copyright
>> to FSF. Not that I care personally but that may be problem ...
>
> Yeah, I don't personally care either. If someone at FSF raises an issue, I
> can reach out to legal experts here. But t
> Hmm ... I had to sign contributor agreement that transfers copyright
> to FSF. Not that I care personally but that may be problem ...
Yeah, I don't personally care either. If someone at FSF raises an issue, I
can reach out to legal experts here. But this is not the first time Google
(C) has been
On Wed, Nov 2, 2016 at 12:22 AM, Samee Zahur wrote:
> Ext4 filesystem now allows users to choose directory trees to be stored
> encrypted. However, GRUB refuses to boot from such partitions, even if none
> of the boot-critical files are actually affected. The following patch fixes
> this. It was t
