Thanks for the reply guys !


Permissions issue?
Like in: are you allowed to read this directory? it can produce bizzare results...

I am able to read the directory on 5.0.x and I didn't change my permissions.

Perhaps your user mapping has changed, so you no longer connect as the user you think ...

Hello fine folks,

So I updated my kernel from 5.0.16 to 5.1.3, putting all new config at "not set" and booting the 5.1.3 kernel, I can still mount my NFS drive but if I try to read it with ls(1), I have an Input/Output error.

Strangely, I can cd(1) to subfolders but ls(1) still behaves the same ...

Hello Zucca,

Thanks for the proposal, the command didn't had any effect (system was up to date and didn't want to update to ruby23, I'm only prompted for ruby23 when I do @changed-deps)

but I followed your idea and removed ruby22 :


emerge --unmerge =ruby-2.2.10
emerge --ask --depclean ...

So I don't know exactly how to solve that one, ruby 2.2 has been hard masked but the 2.3 upgrade is giving me issues.

It all started after a sync and @changed-deps

Dwarf ~ # emerge @changed-deps
Calculating dependencies... done!
[ebuild NS ] dev-lang/ruby-2.3.7 [2.2.10] USE="berkdb gdbm ipv6 ...

Hey mslt,

Thanks for the comment, I tried with be and be-latin1 but it doesn't work for me. No initramfs, /home encrypted but not /

Hello,

I was about to (finally) take the time to open a bug but there's one here already

Let's see how it goes !

freifunk_connewitz summed up my experience as well, it worked for years before for sure.

Would it be useful to enter a bug for such behaviour ?

Congrats Neddy and mad respect to you !

Myu,

I guess its the keymap in the initrd if you have everything except /boot encrypted.
openRC isn't normally in the initrd.

Hello Neddy !

Actually, no only my /home is encrypted, / and /boot are in clear and I don't have an initrd, so just setting up /etc/conf.d/keymaps + enabling the openrc ...

Small bump (sorry if not allowed) ?

I tried to play with rc_need and the like but no luck so far.

Hello there,

Since a recent update (udev?), my custom keymap at boot time is not loaded, hence I need to type my LUKS password as if I'm using a QWERTY keyboard which is pretty annoying...

Is there a "proper" way to fix that ?

Right now my openRC is setup like this :

rc-config list | grep ...

Hello,

I guess you're trying to passthrough your 960, as it stands there's _way_ too many stuff with the same IOMMU group 1

IOMMU group 1
00:01.0 PCI bridge [0604]: Intel Corporation Skylake PCIe Controller (x16) [8086:1901] (rev 05)
00:01.1 PCI bridge [0604]: Intel Corporation Skylake PCIe ...

Intel CPU's older than 5 years should get microcode security fixes : https://newsroom.intel.com/news-releases/security-first-pledge/

By Jan. 15, we will have issued updates for at least 90 percent of Intel CPUs introduced in the past five years, with updates for the remainder of these CPUs ...

Wait, what?
Do I get you right? Are you trying to loop the output from a physical device back to a virtual console?
Try this instead: You just hook up another display (or another input of your display) to the video card you passed to your guest and launch that VM again.

Yeah +1 to what szatox ...

I think that intel will upgrade cpu microcode in waves.

I have ThinkPad t530 (sandy bridge) with Windoze and Lenovo support page about Meltdown vulnerability stays that new bios will be available from 2/2/2018. So there is big probability that they will be sending microcodes for older families ...

Forgive me for the conspiracy theory, but by Intel refusing to update microcode for older CPU's, and as a result forcing the user
to update to a newer CPU, is this not worthy of what Americans call a class action lawsuit?

Could be, not in the US anyway but I'll be voting with my wallet if I need ...

So looking at this page, there's no microcode update for Sandy Bridge ? Thanks Intel ...

@CPUFan :

Have an Intel CPU and 4.14.11 ? Then run
If you have something like this, the KPTI patch is enabled :

Is there any mitigation possible, perhaps in either the kernel config, or via CFLAGs, that removes some feature that is allowing this exploitable path in our chipsets? Pretty ugly stuff - and I wonder who has been exploiting this for years without the public knowing...

Kernel 4.14.11 has CONFIG ...

Everyone should have NoScript/uMatrix plus an adblocker at a bare minimum after Rowhammer.

Definitely agree! Unfortunately, many sites now require JS to have basic usability. Wix and AngularJS come to mind. Hopefully people will start refusing to participate in websites which demand javascript ...

There is no mention for now regarding the ibm power processor, only time will tell us if they are not affected by spectre, if you care about security you may be more interested by thoses processor.


Ah, I do care, but I can only go so deep in the rabbit hole, the more you know, the more it seems ...

Don't bother yourself with CONFIG_PAGE_TABLE_ISOLATION, it won't help since your system have already a backdoor called nvidia proprietary drivers

It's like driving a motocycle with glove for the protection of your hands but no helmet.

While I understand your point, I would like to minimize the ...

Not fixable by microcode 8O

Linux 4.14.11 contains the KPTI (Kernel page table isolation) patch developped by Intel which incurs a performance hit (between 5 and 50%) to all Intel CPU users under certain workloads (syscalls will be slower)

https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/7nl8r0/intel ...

We're slowly getting there :) I see on Reddit that someone with the same MB managed to do it so there's hope !

I'm not sure I understood you last sentence though

So you isolate the 980Ti properly and are booted into Gentoo with you 710 right ?

Then you start QEMU and what happens ? You don't have ...

I'm not sure if I can help much more since it's becoming increasingly more hardware specific but there's someone with the exact same MB from the VFIO subreddit which managed to get it working apparently, maybe you can poke him/her ? : https://www.reddit.com/r/VFIO/comments/7ajpj7/cant_get ...