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#1 2015-02-05 09:52:51
- parazyd
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e4rat vs stock kernel
I've recently compiled and installed a custom kernel because I needed to run e4rat-collect. I've initialized all the files e4rat wanted and now I'm wondering if I can roll back to Arch's stock kernel while keeping e4rat-preload working.
Possible?
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#3 2015-02-07 13:30:11
- gdon
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Re: e4rat vs stock kernel
if I can roll back to Arch's stock kernel while keeping e4rat-preload working.
Possible?
Nope. That would be either impossible or useless. Except, of course if audit support is already activated in stock kernel.
I would be curious to know what you gain from e4rat: if you really want you computer to boot faster, use on-disk/in-ram hibernation or buy an SSD. You could easily replace the information collection you have to do once a week by a real shutdown once a week.
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#4 2015-02-07 17:04:27
- clfarron4
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Re: e4rat vs stock kernel
parazyd wrote:if I can roll back to Arch's stock kernel while keeping e4rat-preload working.
Possible?Nope. That would be either impossible or useless. Except, of course if audit support is already activated in stock kernel. .
Audit definitely isn't in the stock kernel config,
Claire is fine.
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