>>>>> Jessie Liu <iamnotjessie...> writes:
[...]
>> Can someone please help me with this "unable to allocate SPIs from
>> kernel" message?
> I'm currently experiencing the same problem with strongSwan 4.2.4 [1]
> and Linux 2.6.26. Hopefully I'd be able to collect some more
> diagnostics soon.
> Hi, I had this problem, too. You could try to open the crypto
> algorithms needed, such as aes, des, 3des, md5, hmac sha1, sha2,
> xcbc, null.....in your kernel config. it could allocate SPI from
> kernel after doing this!!
I don't think that it's the source of the problem, since all the
relevant modules seem to appear in the lsmod(8) output:
$ lsmod | grep -E '[ad]es|md5|hmac|sha|xcbc'
des_generic 21504 0
aes_x86_64 12672 0
aes_generic 32680 1 aes_x86_64
xcbc 9096 0
sha256_generic 13824 0
sha1_generic 7040 0
$
Besides, it's one of the kernels built for the Debian project,
and they're known to have most of the modules shipped.
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