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Good Morning Anthony, |
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I ended up managing, it had been such a long time since I used grub1 and |
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forgot what was in it. Not to mention this was the first time that I had |
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done such a thing as well. |
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I had a few issues which i managed to iron out and im running the current |
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hardened kernel successfully. |
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Apologies for any noise |
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Regards, |
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Jonathan |
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> On 06/08/14 15:22, Jonathan Aquilina wrote: |
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>> Good evening everyone, |
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>> I am trying to harden a vps further by setting up PAX grsec and SEL. |
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>> Currently the vps is using the hosts kernel. My provider has |
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>> documentation |
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>> on how to do this but not on how to do it on gentoo. I have been told i |
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>> need the grub legacy format menu.lst. Is there a way I can just generate |
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>> my own grub legacy menu.lst or do I need to install grub legacy in its |
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>> entirety and use it instead of grub 2? If anyone has a link to a |
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>> tutorial |
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>> that would be greatly appreciated as documentation seems non existent. |
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>> Regards |
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> Writing your own menu.lst is easy; just do it manually. Unliked grub2, |
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> grub1 (for want of a better name) does not "scan" your system and try to |
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> write a menu.lst the way grub2 writes a grub.cfg. So don't install |
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> grub1 (and thus overwrite grub2's boot sector code) in the hopes that |
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> you'll get some magic script to write your menu.lst for you. |
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> I'm not sure why you are finding it hard to find resources. I really |
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> can't help you more because I don't know your setup. Obviously if you |
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> are booting some kernel in your virtual machine using grub1 you already |
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> have a menu.lst. Can you use it as a model? |
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> -- |
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> Anthony G. Basile, Ph. D. |
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> Chair of Information Technology |
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> D'Youville College |
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> Buffalo, NY 14201 |
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> (716) 829-8197 |
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