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Aaron, |
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I recall that I had the same problem at some point. |
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The cause in my case was the pie flag, which enables |
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the DoLoadableServer and MakeDllModules options in |
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the Xorg config file. |
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Without pie Xorg compiles and runs just fine. |
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best, |
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MARKUS |
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Aaron Walker <ka0ttic@××××××.com> writes: |
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> I've been using hardened (as in pie/ssp + hardened-dev-sources) on one |
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> of my servers for several months now and have been very impressed. |
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> I decided this morning to do a similar install on my desktop box. I |
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> installed from stage1 and have everything up and running and xorg-x11 |
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> installed. |
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> Originally, when I ran startx, I got errors about I/O permissions.. my |
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> hunch was right and disabling the "Disallow Unpriveledge I/O" kernel |
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> option fixed that. When attempting to run startx now, Xorg complains |
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> about not being able to resolve the driver's symbols (using either the |
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> nvidia driver or the generic vesa driver). |
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> Btw, I have disabled all PaX flags for /usr/X11R6/bin/Xorg with paxctl |
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> just in case, but that doesn't seem to be the problem. |
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> Anyone have any ideas? |
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> Thanks, |
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> Aaron |
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