Help needed reg LDT

Help needed reg LDT

[sample junk]

Hi all,
      I am trying to implement per process LDT for
linux-2.4.20 on IA-32. During booting the kernel
does'nt get past the invocation of /sbin/init.
      I have made the following changes for my
implementation
1) Have added segment descriptors for User code and
data in the newly created segment in the function 
"copy_segments".
2)changed the __USER_CS and USER_DS to point into the
new descriptors created above.

   Could anyone suggest where i  had gone wrong??

TIA
gum

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Re: Help needed reg LDT

[Gregg C Levine]

Hello from Gregg C Levine
How about your choice of lists? This list is for the ELKS project. You want
the actual kernel list, or a Usenet Linux group. Try one of those.
Gregg C Levine obiwanthejediknight@att.net
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----- Original Message -----
From: "sample junk" <gumnam777@yahoo.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2003 12:22 PM
Subject: Help needed reg LDT


> Hi all,
>       I am trying to implement per process LDT for
> linux-2.4.20 on IA-32. During booting the kernel
> does'nt get past the invocation of /sbin/init.
>       I have made the following changes for my
> implementation
> 1) Have added segment descriptors for User code and
> data in the newly created segment in the function
> "copy_segments".
> 2)changed the __USER_CS and USER_DS to point into the
> new descriptors created above.
>
>    Could anyone suggest where i  had gone wrong??
>
> TIA
> gum
>
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