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> I've been able to do so; basically I switched over to the standard profile, |
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> disabled selinux in the kernel, and re-emerged system for new use flags. |
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> There were some other details but overall the process was pretty painless, |
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> anyone ambitious enough to configure a hardened system can probably handle |
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> the switch without much problem. Not that I'm encouraging you to drop |
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> hardened (especially on a laptop that could be exposed to random wifi |
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> networks ;-) |
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I'd love to keep it hardened but I want to install programs like |
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skype, miro, and mplayer that don't seem to compile under a hardened |
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profile. |
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- Grant |
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>> Can I switch my laptop's profile from a hardened one to a non-hardened |
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>> one? I thought this was impossible without a complete reinstall but |
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>> folks on the gentoo-user list seem to think it's not a problem. |
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>> - Grant |