>> Also, I think we talked about adding loop-aes to hlfs a long time ago,
>> and it was voted against because its a physical security thing... but
>> with swap it's not. If someone has read access to the swap device
>> (someone in the 'disc' group), they could find sensitive information.
>> GnuPG
>The only question is if 29-gettext.txt should reinstall
>libintl, by default it won't. If libintl were part of uClibc it would be
>built in chapter 6 with the gcc in /tools, so I don't see why it should be
>reinstalled after.
Right
>I think adding gettext-0.14.1/gettext-runtime/ to both ucli
>I have built with just glibc. When I do an "ldd /usr/bin/ldd" I get a
>response of "not a dynamic executable". Is this to be expected, or did I
>miss something in the build?
>
>Regards
>Bill
Are you sure you did that from the chroot ? Or after rebooting HLFS ? It's
normal answer if you did f
Well, it seems the encrypted swap hint is actually quite complete.
I checked the source and all the new versions of loop_AES (> 3.0a) use, by
default, multi-keys encryption. There is no need of special boot scripts
anymore and GnuPG is not required for this.
Anyway, I did build GnuPG on the HLF
>I just noticed uClibc's utils were linking to /tools. If you used uClibc look
>at my next diff I make to svn.
>
>robert
Right, 'readelf' is ok but 'ldd' is linked against /tools/lib/*
Seems to be the only executable like this in {,/usr}/{,s}bin
Nice catch.
--
Jerome Pinot
http://ngc891.blogd
Hi,
I did build r256 and got things working without any issue.
Just 2 suggestions :
1. Adding
touch /etc/hotplug/pnp.distmap
to text/chapter06/46-hotplug.txt to remove the boot error message
2. Adding
sed -e 's/-mcpu/-mtune/g' -i Configure
to text/chapter08/05-openssl.txt to remove the bun
