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NetBSD's approach is different as the kernel is loading the file, and it has to have "enough" kernel initialized to gain file system access, that is already pas
by throwaway2048 6y ago
NetBSD's approach is different as the kernel is loading the file, and it has to have "enough" kernel initialized to gain file system access, that is already past the point where many kernel structures can be randomized.
NetBSD's approach to this is pretty much the as *nix have done for a long time.
- loeg 6y agoSee ahoka's sibling comment.