Patrick Felt wrote:
> I'm running a custom compiled 2.6.11 gentoo patched r9 kernel. i've enabled CONFIG_SECURITY and CONFIG_SECURITY_CAPABILITIES and am trying to run the trustees module.
I don't know about the CONFIG_SECURITY_CAPABILITIES, try turning that
off to start with.
>
> i've done the following steps in this order (and nothing else from the readme).
>
> 1. compiled the kernel with the above options
> 2. rebooted to that kernel
Step 2.5...
cd <path-to-trustees-source>/module/
make install
...or " For non-typical situations, the makefile may not be able to find
your kernel source directory. If you have problems, try compiling with"...
make KDIR=/path/to/src/linux-2.6.x install
> 3. modprobe trustees (trustees-3.0pre3 -- or pre2 doesn't matter)
...is that what you did? Also try doing a `svn update' in Andrew's
trustees source directory, should be at revision 107 at the moment.
I hope that helps in some way. To give you some confidence, I'm running
2.6.11, custom kernel, has been running for a couple of months with no
issues at all.
Nima
>
> i get
>
> FATAL: Error inserting trustees (/lib/modules/2.6.11-gentoo-r9/extra/trustees.ko): Invalid argument
>
> on the screen and
>
> Trustees: Could not register security component
>
> in the kernel dmesg log
>
> what am i doing wrong?
>
> pat
>
>
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