Hi Flavio,

Thanks for your time.

> You mean the host kernel, isn't it?
> Note that for x86_64 architectures skas3 patch doesn't work. (See info
> about skas0 mode)
> Excuse me but in my previous e-mail I gave you not the right URL. It
> was about guest kernel patching. Anyway.. kernel patches are all
> applicable in that way.
I was talking about the HOST kernel, I have yet to touch compiling my
own UML Guest kernel. SKAS0, is that secure, i.e. is it "breakable"?

> I don't think skas3 patch may cause this kind of problems.
> It seems there are some other trouble in filesystem support in the guest 
> kernel.
That's what I thought
> But, excuse me, only to make me understand...
> If I did understand correctly you
> 1) applied SKAS3 patch to your Linux HOST kernel (the real kernel,
> that one you always boot when you power on your PC)
Yes, I applied it to the host kernel, which is why I asked my
datacenter to reboot the server.
> 2) applied uml patch to your uml sources (did you?)
No, I haven't touched the UML sources as-of-yet.

3) tried to boot a kernel.
Yes

> That kind of problems may also be caused by a wrong kernel
> compilation, e.g. you didn't include ext3 filesystem support as built
> in.
I'm not quite sure what that is.

Many Thanks Again,

Jay

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