On Friday 25 November 2005 18:47, Blaisorblade wrote:
> I talk about the SKAS patch on the host. You can use a host without it and
> run a guest binary >= 2.6.13 in SKAS0 mode, which is as secure as SKAS3 and
> fast enough (not as fast as SKAS3 though).
And since it's fairly unlikely that your /tmp is a tmpfs mount, you'll
probably find it runs noticeably faster with TMPDIR=/dev/shm (which probably
is a tmpfs mount).
I'm off trying to get lilo to work with ubda, which by the way is probably
something like:
disk=/dev/ubda
bios=0x80
cylinders=128
heads=16
sectors=63
partition=/dev/ubda1
start=63
But as soon as I get _that_ beaten into shape...
Actually I've got about three nested tangents to pop off the stack first, but
I intend to submit a patch changing the default, and using /tmp as a
fallback. (Right now the code's not really structured to test and fall back,
but it shouldn't be brain surgery to fix it. Not quite sure why the layering
that's there is there, though, so I need to poke more before I voliate it...)
Rob
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