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Shinkan wrote: |
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> Hi everyone, |
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> I want to patch hardened-sources to make them really hardened, because it's |
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> ROFL shit. |
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> Just kidding... sorry. |
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> Seriously, I would like to patch hardened-sources with just one patch. |
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> I want to make it clean, so I think I would : |
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> cp sys-kernel/hardened-sources to /usr/local/portage/ and set this dir as my |
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> portage overlay in /etc/make.conf. |
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> cp latest hardened-sources ebuild, in my portage overlay, and modify it so |
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> that its name as a more recent -r number, and that it'll apply my patch. |
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> The problem is that I'm new to ebuild. I get the philosophy globally, but I |
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> noticed by reading an hardened-sources ebuild that it's different. |
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> How can I proceed to just tell by ebuild to add a patch to the kernel ? |
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> Many thanks in advance for all your wisdom. |
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You could do it by modifying the ebuild and having it doiwnload the |
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patch and apply it automatically, but an easier way if you have just one |
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patch is to do it manually. When the hardened kernel is emerged, its |
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source is unpacked to /usr/src/linux-2.6.28-r9 with a symbolic link |
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/usr/src/linux pointing to it. Before compiling, apply the patch |
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manually there. |
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