I was hoping someone could give me some guidance on how to run an application in secure fusion mode.
I see that "secure-fusion" is the default mode. I can start a master application with it enabled. But when I start a slave process, it fails during fusion_enter when it tries to create the fusion_sync_call_struct. This fails because when it tries to do a shared alloc, it doesn't have permissions to do it based on the permissions of the /dev/fusion file and fails with a seg fault. Is there a way to invoke the slave so that it correctly starts and communicates with the master process? Thanks, Bryce Poole DirectFB Lead Intel Corporation
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