> > On Tue, Jul 31, 2001 at 10:10:16PM -0700, Greg KH wrote: > > If not, I'd recommend you doing the work if you want to, otherwise > > you'll be getting emails saying "go reboot the machine" all the time :) > > Though X10 devices may help mitigate this problem... :) I'm still learning what these systems can actually do. The console (keyboard video and mouse) are through a converter box external to the system. This converter box also has a very wide RJ11/RJ45 style connector with a different lable (and four wires visible from outside). I don't know what this is for ... just found it - It's the CMBus Access Connector ???. This could be for a remote console control used by the second generation system I saw offered. I don't know (nor can I get one at this time -$$$ and they no longer sell hardware :-( ) if it is functional in the 1000. The base signals are recognizable (what the box is plugged into) except for pins 17/18 (XLCL and XLDA). I don't know what these are - the other signals are the RGB, sync keboard data/clock/power, mouse clock/data. I also don't know what the CON_DCC_DAT and CON_DCC_CLK are either, but these could be part of the video data I'm not familiar with. These things are fast - dual 850 MHz PIII with 1 GB memory .. no swapping, nearly no IO. A kernel build was under 5 minutes (perception.. I didn't thing to time it, nor did I think to do a -j 6 (8/10..) either. If nothing else, I'll get to try my own module (I want to hide kerberos behind the system calls in a helper daemon(s)). And do some IPSec work. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jesse I Pollard, II Email: pollardat_private Any opinions expressed are solely my own. _______________________________________________ linux-security-module mailing list linux-security-moduleat_private http://mail.wirex.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-security-module
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