I just looked at what it would take to port SKAS3 to 2.6.25, and it
looks well beyond my C non-abilities. Porting 2.6.23's SKAS3 to
2.6.24 was mostly an exercise in figuring out what code from
i386/x86_64 moved to where, but 2.6.24 to 2.6.25 seems to have
reworked a lot of the ptrace/ldt code. Hopefully someone can step up
to the task.
That's not to say I won't eventually try, of course. However, most of
my interest was vested in 2.6.24, as I wanted to upgrade my existing
UML base (based on Debian's 2.6.18 tree) to 2.6.24, as Debian will be
releasing "etchnhalf" with a 2.6.24 base. And while it would be nice
to play with SKAS3 on a 2.6.25 host (for roughly the same reasons I
installed Red Hat Linux 5.2 as a UML guest this evening ("because I
can"; it actually works flawlessly with the latest 2.6 kernel even
though it was designed for 2.0.36)), it's not a priority for my
production guests.
RF
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