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On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 11:14:44AM +0200, Andreas Prieß wrote: |
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> Hei! |
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> I see that hardened-sources-3.10.10 and 3.10.11 were removed because of |
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> bug #485120. |
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> I just wanted to note that for me the currently stable 3.10.1-r1 has a |
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> reproducible kernel panic while booting on my AMD FX-8150 (something |
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> with init of timer systems IIRC), but 3.9.9. and 3.10.10/11 boot and run |
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> without a problem, so I never cared to report this. |
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> Since the 3.10 kernel line is the 10th long-term stable release |
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> according to wikipedia I had hoped I could stick with it for a while. |
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> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel#Maintenance |
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> Are there any plans to keep 3.10 around for some time in Gentoo |
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> hardened? If so it would be nice to get 3.10.11 back in the unstable |
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> tree for the people not affected by bug #485120. |
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> In any case, thanks to the people providing gentoo hardened! |
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I hope it's ok to answer for the Gentoo Hardened team (since I'm just a user): |
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Grsec upstream won't support 3.10.x but the coming longterm ubuntu kernel (most |
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likely someting around 3.13.x or the like. That will be the next Gentoo |
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longterm kernel too, I presume. |
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IIRC there ma be a 3.10.x longterm release with hardened patches and backports |
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but not from the official grsec/PaX upstream but by ncopa (iirc again for |
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Alpine Linux). The Github Repo is here: |
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https://github.com/ncopa/linux-stable-grsec/tree/linux-3.10.y-grsec |
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WKR |
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Hinnerk |