Yup on 4 conditions:
1. you have serial console access to all machines.
2. you've tested that kernel works.
3. backed up the previous kernel
4. have not raised securelevel to 1 and have added the proper
rc.confvalues and got the appropriate MAC labels handy.
If you have messed up with securelevel
On 27/05/07, Dimitar Vasilev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yup on 4 conditions:
1. you have serial console access to all machines.
2. you've tested that kernel works.
3. backed up the previous kernel
4. have not raised securelevel to 1 and have added the proper rc.conf
values and got the appropriat
I compiled a kernel with:
options MAC
options AUDIT
I need to copy this kernel to a couple of (identical)
machines. Assuming that I've just used vanilla defaults
(with regards to CFLAGS, make.conf) and the hardware
is identical, is it safe to just tar /boot/kernel and copy to
the other machines?
