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Volledige versie: Passing kernel arguments at system boot
I am trying to activate rsbac on the system, which requires that one passes the rsbac_on kernel argument at system boot. How is that possible in a live system? Any help is much appreciated .
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Besides the above mentioned bootcodes, the isolinux will accept all the normal kernel boot codes i.e. vga=xxx for the framebuffer resolution, splash=verbose|silent to turn on or off the splash screen, acpi=off noapic nolapic parameters, init 3, irqpoll, ide=nodma, pci=nomsi, pnpacpi=off pnpbios=off
I do not know the rsbac_on option, but doesn't this work:livecd rsbac_on
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I tried that, but rsbac doesn't seem to be functioning as described - the system is supposed to be running with restricted privileges etc. I think that boot code didn't work. Are there any other ways to pass kernel arguments at boot?
Might editing /etc/rc.d/rc.local possibly help with this?
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