2.6+grsec break PCI support [SOLVED]
Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 11:02 am
Hello!
My english is not very good so I let me pass staight to the problem.
Running linux 2.6.21.5 with the latest grsecurity patch (or any 2.6 kernel with adequate grsecurity version) breaks PCI support on my system which thus becomes unbootable (disk controller on PCI).
Here is a fragment of boot messages:
I dont paste rest of messages because kernel panic is a direct result of non accessible hdd.
This occurs on pretty old machine (P233, 128MB RAM, mb on Hint Corp VXPro II Chipset) but it is sufficient, flawless and not very power consuming hardware for home server/router. I dont want to change it if i won't have to.
Vanilla 2.6 kernel with exactly the same config and all 2.4 kernels are working fine. I noticed that the patch breaks kernel even when grsecurity and PaX are disabled in config. Just applying patch on kernel cause the problem.
Please, help! I want to switch to 2.6 kernel because this could make few things easier for me and save me some work but i cant run it without gsecurity filesystem restrictions.
My english is not very good so I let me pass staight to the problem.
Running linux 2.6.21.5 with the latest grsecurity patch (or any 2.6 kernel with adequate grsecurity version) breaks PCI support on my system which thus becomes unbootable (disk controller on PCI).
Here is a fragment of boot messages:
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PCI: Fatal: No config space access function found
...
Setting up standard PCI resources
...
PCI: System does not support PCI
PCI: System does not support PCI
I dont paste rest of messages because kernel panic is a direct result of non accessible hdd.
This occurs on pretty old machine (P233, 128MB RAM, mb on Hint Corp VXPro II Chipset) but it is sufficient, flawless and not very power consuming hardware for home server/router. I dont want to change it if i won't have to.
Vanilla 2.6 kernel with exactly the same config and all 2.4 kernels are working fine. I noticed that the patch breaks kernel even when grsecurity and PaX are disabled in config. Just applying patch on kernel cause the problem.
Please, help! I want to switch to 2.6 kernel because this could make few things easier for me and save me some work but i cant run it without gsecurity filesystem restrictions.