I've noticed that there are still a few programs that crash when
exec-shield is enabled ( I'm running the latest rawhide).
i.e. grub-install crashes rendering system unbootable.
Is there an easy way to fix it other than `echo 0
>/proc/sys/kernel/exec-shield` ?
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OK, this is the original problem I was trying to figure with the debug
version of init. In house we have an app that was starting a process
manager from init. It was starting after the sysinit entry and before
the runlevel script entries (it needed to be around when the runlevel
scripts were ran
I was experience a problem with init (not running rc scripts; I will deal
with this in seperate email), and so I pulled down the SysVinit srpm
and rebuilt it with DEBUG set to 1 in init.h. This cause init to print
lots of nice debug output, but...
When its in this mode on our 2GHz, duel processor
Vijay Patil ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
>I was going through the PS2 detection routines
> in the kudzu code (psaux.c) and struck a problem
> there. I tried copying the psauxProbe() function and
> mouse_read(), mouse_cmd() functions to another C file
> and running it (after removing the psaux
Hello,
I was going through the PS2 detection routines
in the kudzu code (psaux.c) and struck a problem
there. I tried copying the psauxProbe() function and
mouse_read(), mouse_cmd() functions to another C file
and running it (after removing the psaux_device struct
operations, replacing them
