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password (and/or
installing system software), it should be done in a secure manner,
preferably not from within user X session (unless the risk = the fact
of user = root equivalency is explicitly and specifically understood
and accepted).
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(because e.g. network services are off by
default), then how on Earth can we say at the same time it's ok and by
design that installing a single non-network service program opens
a huge door for attacks?
Just admit this was a bug or maybe backdoor and fix critical security
problem ASAP.
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of Inexpensive Crystal Balls :-)
Then it's clear the error is actually Fixing recursive fault but reboot
is needed! and it's most probably a kernel or hardware problem.
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Richard W.M. Jones rjo...@redhat.com writes:
Is ARM big endian?
It can be either. Intel's IXP4xx networking chips are usually running
BE since their internal network engines are BE-only and it's thus
more efficient.
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offers the advantage that an unaligned
fetch from memory gives results that are usable after quick fixup.
An unaligned fetch in big-endian mode essentially gives junk.
Both BE and LE obviously have advantages and disadvantages.
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Clemens Eisserer linuxhi...@gmail.com writes:
I mean is 1% improvement (for cpu intensive workload) really worth
changing anything?
No, especially if it screws somebody (not me though).
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. However, this default can be
changed via bit 1 in the FCR MSR.
- Maybe Samuel 2 and Ezra are non-cmov and Eden is cmov-able?
I don't say if those CPUs have to be supported by Fedora, I'm just
posting this for completeness.
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netbooks SSE2-capable?
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an additional opportunity for a compromise.
As a systems administrator I applaud this idea, as it stops people from
shooting themselves in the foot
That may be true. The same can probably be said about alias rm='rm -i'
and so on. This is not security, however.
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normal accounts (nor asked).
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compromises your non-root account, and if you use sudo or
whatever to switch to root then root as compromised as well, password
or no password. You have to use a secure terminal and a secure path to
the root session to be really secure.
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