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On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 5:40 PM, "Tóth Attila" <atoth@××××××××××.hu> wrote: |
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> How would I change the way /dev gets mounted? I don't have noexec as an |
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> option listed by mount for the udev entry. |
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I mount devtmpfs on /dev in initramfs, but you can add an entry to |
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/etc/fstab, too — see /etc/init.d/udev-mount for details (referring to |
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OpenRC 0.9.8.4 here). |
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> In my policy file Xorg is permitted to execute /dev/mem: is that no longer |
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> needed? I use the radeon driver, not the proprietary. |
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I didn't encounter any issues with radeon. Apparently, executing |
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/dev/mem is not needed for any open-source Xorg drivers in portage |
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tree. The only issue I have seen is that sometimes there is a /dev/mem |
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*write* failure when FB_UVESA kernel module is loaded, but that is |
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caused by GRKERNSEC_KMEM, not /dev noexec, and is apparently harmless |
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(however, I use v86d[x86emu], so YMMV). |
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Maxim Kammerer |
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