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Tag Archives: fedora
Rowhammer Pine64
Rowhammer attacks have been well known, and gotten a lot of publications already. However, we notice that most rowhammers happened on x86 architecture due to the easy access to clflush from the user space. ARM architecture (both ARMv7 and ARMv8) … Continue reading
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Tagged ARMv8, cache, clflush, fedora, pine64, rowhammer
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Running Multics on Linux (Fedora 27)
This post follows the “Multics Simulator Instructions”[1] (with some tweaks) to setup Multics simulator dps8m and run Multics on my Fedora 27. Other Linux distro (Ubuntu/Debian/Raspbian) may need some changes but basically work the same way. Experience the cutting-edge secure … Continue reading
Fedora Upgrade from 21 to 24
After almost 5 hours of upgrading, my server has been successfully upgraded from Fedora 21 to Fedora 24, which uses the latest stable kernel 4.6. There is a online post demonstrating how to upgrade from Fedora 21 to 23 using … Continue reading
Fedora 21 Workstation – some post installation issues after fedup from 20
Believe or not, Fedora’s release upgrade is always troublesome, partially because of the package management imposed, which is initially designed to ease the update for binaries. After the painful experience from Fedora 19 to 20, I have just gone thru … Continue reading
EXT4-fs error – use Ubuntu to fix Fedora
The most terrible thing a Linux could have may be some errors reported by the file system. It is usually caused by power outages or bad blocks/sectors within the hard drive. Eventually, as a Linux user, you may at least … Continue reading
nested KVM – just for fun
KVM is based on virtualization instruction set – either Intel vmx or AMD svm, which provides the ability to run the VM directly without emulation or translation. In other words, KVM could only be enabled if it sees vmx/svm in … Continue reading
Fedora 20 – some post installation issues may bother
Even though Fedora wiki has posted some common issues after the system is upgraded into Fedora 20, interestingly, none of them applies the issues I have encountered:( Anyway, this post is for guys who may have a little bit chance … Continue reading
fsl – Fedora Security Lab
fsl (Fedora Security Lab) is a customized Fedora OS for security hack/test based Fedora 19. Like the famous BackTrace Linux, fsl has integrated a butch of security tools. To take the advantage of fsl, either security liveCD or all the … Continue reading
Android 4.0 for x86 – Install Android 4.0 using KVM in your Linux
Thanks to the project Android-x86, now Android 4.0 is able to run in our PC stably. Just installed Android 4.0 in my Fedora 18 Linux using KVM – it is stable and cool! This post shares some key points for … Continue reading
libmesa conflicts with Gnome 3 on Fedora 18 – run into black screen after libmesa update
A recent update on libmesa caused my Fedora 18 running into black screen during displaying the login screen. Note that Fedora 18 is using Gnome 3 as the default login desktop before you could switch to others, like my favorate … Continue reading