Hi all
i want create a LSM function that checks the properties of an inode using as criteria for filtering the pathname requested by a process, not this with symlinks resolved. In what part of the fs code is this information available? There's an existent security hook suitable for this purpose?
Thanks for replies.
Kernel 2.6.27.7-9 for Suse 11.1 help required with CPU Clock freq/speed/ticks
Problem Statement: High CPU clock speed/freq
Requirement: Obtain a stable CPU clock ticks/speed/freq on Suse 11.1 with kernel 2.6.27.7-9
Questions: Please refer to the bottom of this page
Artifacts in Use: ----------------------------------- OS: Suse 11.1
Today got server freezes. In log last message:
Nov 15 23:04:05 !!! kernel: [433562.050053] ------------[ cut here ]------------
Nov 15 23:04:05 !!! kernel: [433562.050070] WARNING: at /build/buildd/linux-2.6.31/net/sched/sch_generic.c:246 dev_watchdog+0x262/0x270()
Nov 15 23:04:05 !!! kernel: [433562.050073] Hardware name: PowerEdge 1950
Hi,
I am trying to port Synopsys OTG USB driver 2.90. to Xtensa Linux 2.6.29.1.
I got Synopsys OTG USB driver which was for the IPMate platform.
It has the support for the LM_bus and PCI bus. I am not using either
LM bus or PCI for the USB but Xtensa is using Platform bus, So I tried to use the same.
Hi all !
I am working on writing a generic system call handler, which can intercept (almost) all linux system calls. I have already written a simple module which intercepts chdir() system call. But, the thing is it doesn't sounds like a good idea to write separate function for each system call. So, I am trying to write a generic function which can intercept all the system calls.
my requirement is as follows.
I want disable preemption on all cpus. and then call a function
with on_each_cpu(preempt_disable, NULL, 1, 1); call I dont think it will work.
is there a way to achieve it ?
I have a problem I'm hoping someone can help me with...
I have an NFS server/client setup. On the server side, I export a romfs filesystem to the NFS. The client computers boot via PXE bootloader and mount their root filesystem via NFS, using tempfs/unionfs to make parts of the filesystem read/write (i.e., /etc, /var, etc)