[solved] Unable to boot grsecurity-3.1-4.3.3-201512151908
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2015 2:29 pm
With latest kernel 4.3.3 and grsecurity-3.1-4.3.3-201512151908.patch I'm unable to boot my hosts (did not tried on vm's yet)
and I'm sorry to say, I have very little information about this issue, because nothing will be displayed!
The culprit must be between 'random nonblocking pool is initialized' and 'clocksoruce: Switched to clocksource'
Unfortunately I have only a bad image about last message, which disappears after 1 second and the machine hangs
https://pl.vc/13nxx
The other host reboots at this point, perhaps there is a kernel panic, because I see the blinking lights on keyboard. (I have a setting to reboot the machine after 2 seconds on kernel panic, because I have an issue with boot parameter intel_iommu=on, which ends in a kernel panic on rebooting the server. I had this issue since first grsecurity kernel on this machine, but only on this host)
But I have no message displayed. Unfortunately it is an important machine for me, where I'm unable to make much tests.
System: Ubuntu 14.04 64Bit (Intel Core i5 gen 4)
gcc version 4.8.4 (Ubuntu 4.8.4-2ubuntu1~14.04)
Perhaps there is someone who has more information on that?
edit: tested with uderef enabled and without
and I'm sorry to say, I have very little information about this issue, because nothing will be displayed!
The culprit must be between 'random nonblocking pool is initialized' and 'clocksoruce: Switched to clocksource'
Unfortunately I have only a bad image about last message, which disappears after 1 second and the machine hangs
https://pl.vc/13nxx
The other host reboots at this point, perhaps there is a kernel panic, because I see the blinking lights on keyboard. (I have a setting to reboot the machine after 2 seconds on kernel panic, because I have an issue with boot parameter intel_iommu=on, which ends in a kernel panic on rebooting the server. I had this issue since first grsecurity kernel on this machine, but only on this host)
But I have no message displayed. Unfortunately it is an important machine for me, where I'm unable to make much tests.
System: Ubuntu 14.04 64Bit (Intel Core i5 gen 4)
gcc version 4.8.4 (Ubuntu 4.8.4-2ubuntu1~14.04)
Perhaps there is someone who has more information on that?
edit: tested with uderef enabled and without