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On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 10:11:58 +0200 |
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Alexander Gabert <pappy@g.o> wrote: |
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> Barry Dunn wrote: |
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> > Hi, I've converted a recent install to hardened (USE=hardened, |
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> > changed the profile to hardened-x86-2004.0, emerge gcc binutils |
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> > glibc && emerge-e world, using hardened-dev-sources-2.6.7-r3) and |
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> > now cpufreqd won't start, it segfaults every time. I will be using |
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> > grsec/pax but have removed them from the kernel for now, cpufreqd is |
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> > still the same though. |
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> please try chpaxing or paxctling it: |
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> chpax -pemsrv or paxctl --help |
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> and then find out which protection needs to be disabled, reenable all |
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> the others and tell us what thing you had to turn on/off to make it |
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> work. |
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> i doubt its the hardened and i assume its some kind of memory |
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> access/io access that leads it to fail. |
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> thanks, |
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> Alex |
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> -- |
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> Chaos is just a perceptional disorder of reality. |
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Hi Alex, |
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I had tried the available paxctl options, should have mentioned that but |
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I'd assumed that as there was no difference using a kernel with no pax |
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stuff enabled that pax was out of the equation. I just tried chpax |
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-pemsrv too but it still segfaults. I'm not sure if it's just whether |
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pax is enabled in the running kernel, or also in the kernel the app is |
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compiled with? I just tried reemerging cpufreqd while running a kernel |
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with no pax, but that doesn't help either. |
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I'll try a few other things suggested by people, and get back to the |
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list. Thank you all for your feeback! |
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Barry |
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