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<version>1.1</version> |
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<date>February 9, 2004</date> |
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<date>March 26, 2004</date> |
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<title>Preface</title> |
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As this is a major security concern, Users will be forced to accept this option |
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As this is a major security concern, Users will be forced to accept this option |
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the first time they encounter it, via a new tool, <b>kernel-config</b>. Users |
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the first time they encounter it, via a new tool, <b>config-kernel</b>. Users |
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can run kernel-config once to accept this, and will then simple be warned each |
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can run config-kernel once to accept this, and will then simple be warned each |
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time portage is doing this during a kernel module compilation.</p> |
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time portage is doing this during a kernel module compilation.</p> |
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# <i>kernel-config accept-writable yes</i> |
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<th>2.6 kernel, normal output</th> |
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<th>2.6 kernel, normal output</th> |
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Since we cannot actually build in /usr/src/linux, a fake build directory |
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This is the traditional method. kmod.eclass handles this situation by using |
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is created using symlinks, and makefiles should be pointed <b>there</b> to |
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find things. This is the "symlink method." |
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<path>/usr/src/linux</path> writable, and then does so if requested. This is |
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the fallback method for use until people convert to the new style of building. |
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This function serves to make <path>/usr/src/linux</path> writable. It should |
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This function serves to make <path>/usr/src/linux</path> writable. It should |
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be called instead of addwrite directly, as it will do the necessary checks |
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be called instead of addwrite directly, as it will do the necessary checks |
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to make sure we need to, and confirm the user has explicitly permitted this |
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to make sure we need to, and confirm the user has explicitly permitted this |
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