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> > I noticed the Processor Family list is much smaller in hardened-sources |
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> > than in other kernels, even with CONFIG_GRKERNSEC disabled. Is that an |
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> > unavoidable side-effect of the patches, or can I enable/disable |
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something |
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> > to bring the full list back? |
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> > |
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> > - Grant |
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> Hi Grant, |
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> what exactly do you mean? If I compare hardened sources and latest git |
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> (from Linus) I get the same 5 options with an x86_64. It's much less |
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> compared to make ARCH=x86 menuconfig but I don't think that that's |
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> depending on hardened or not but on a guess by menuconfig (or better the |
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> Kconfig stuff) that if I use a 64 bit userland I'll need a 64 bit kernel |
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> to support it. |
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> Hope that helps.. |
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> WKR |
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> Hinnerk |
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You're right, I tested a few more kernels and I only get the long list of |
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processor families when I use geek-sources from the init6 overlay. So |
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geek-sources doesn't know I'm using a 64-bit CPU and the other kernels do? |
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Can I fix geek-sources in this regard? |
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- Grant |
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