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> Ok, but how you do for different kernel ? the ipsec.o should be
> compiled for smp/fb/secure/standar or maybe it's only for secure
> kernel, right ?
Do you think? Do you think the resulting ipsec.o will be any different
(materially, I am not talking about size or anything) for kernel-fb than
it would be for kernel, or kernel-smp? Perhaps maybe only
kernel-secure, but I doubt it would be different for that either.
Granted I am using it against kernel-fb.
Perhaps the freeswan package could contain the ipsec.o from all the
different kernel packages and install, the proper ipsec.o when the
freeswan package is installed.
> I think it's expensive for low memory machine.
Really? I was under the impression that the memory that initrd uses to
boot is given back when it is done.
b.
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