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Hi,


Am 27. November 2016 06:23:25 MEZ, schrieb James Braid <[email protected]>:
>Package: tiny-initramfs
>Version: 0.1-2
>Severity: critical
>
>Recent Debian kernels (4.8.x) have disabled support for legacy vsyscall
>emulation. [...]
>This causes problems with tiny-initramfs as the init binary is linked
>against an old version of dietlibc which uses the vsyscall for
>accessing
>the kernel gettimeofday functions. This manifests as the init process
>being
>killed when it attempts to access the vsyscall interface which renders
>the
>system unbootable.
>
>dietlibc 0.33 adds changes to use the kernel vDSO instead of the legacy
>vsyscall interface.

Thanks for the report. I hadn't noticed that because I haven't upgraded my VM 
that uses it recently and I hadn't realized that the vsyscall kernel change 
affected this, because I know newer dietlibc versions don't need it anymore, so 
I hadn't realized I needed to take action. Sorry about that.

I'll do a new upload tonight (with some other improvements) that'll also fix 
this (because it will be rebuilt) and will set the urgency to high so it 
migrates to testing sooner.

Regards,
Christian

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