Re: Don't taint kernel when using the forcepae kernel boot parameter

On Sat, Feb 18, 2017, at 13:36, Nicholas Geovanis wrote: > > Wow. This is some of the best Debian doc I've seen. Really thanks. > And z/VM stuff. What's not to like? > > Nick-former-VM/SP-current-Debian-system-administrator-:-)-G Thanks for the compliment. I hope you find at least some of it

Re: Don't taint kernel when using the forcepae kernel boot parameter

Wow. This is some of the best Debian doc I've seen. Really thanks. And z/VM stuff. What's not to like? Nick-former-VM/SP-current-Debian-system-administrator-:-)-G On Sat, Feb 18, 2017 at 8:07 AM, Stephen Powell wrote: > For those of you who have an old laptop/notebook

Don't taint kernel when using the forcepae kernel boot parameter

For those of you who have an old laptop/notebook with a Banias-class Pentium M or Celeron M 32-bit Intel processor, use the forcepae option, and run a custom kernel (admitedly a limited audience), I have just developed a patch which you may find useful. By default, the kernel will taint itself