Hi Eric,
On 15/04/2020 21:37, Eric W. Biederman wrote:
> James Morse writes:
>
>> If kexec chooses to place the kernel in a memory region that was
>> added after boot, we fail to boot as the kernel is running from a
>> location that is not described as memory by the UEFI memory map or
>> the
James Morse writes:
> If kexec chooses to place the kernel in a memory region that was
> added after boot, we fail to boot as the kernel is running from a
> location that is not described as memory by the UEFI memory map or
> the original DT.
>
> To prevent unaware user-space kexec from doing
On 26.03.20 19:07, James Morse wrote:
> If kexec chooses to place the kernel in a memory region that was
> added after boot, we fail to boot as the kernel is running from a
> location that is not described as memory by the UEFI memory map or
> the original DT.
>
> To prevent unaware user-space
If kexec chooses to place the kernel in a memory region that was
added after boot, we fail to boot as the kernel is running from a
location that is not described as memory by the UEFI memory map or
the original DT.
To prevent unaware user-space kexec from doing this accidentally,
give these
