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The nice thing about OP's solution is that they produced a new binary that's runnable on any system - in particular, it sounded like they had a whole research t
by nneonneo 6y ago
The nice thing about OP's solution is that they produced a new binary that's runnable on any system - in particular, it sounded like they had a whole research team who probably needed to run the software. I suppose you could give them an "installer" of sorts that would simply mount the appropriate filesystem and put everything there, but the OP's solution seems decently elegant all things considered :)
- mst 6y agoYeah. It's a question of axes: "runnable on any system" versus "robust against any program with that bug". Trade-offs all the way down, as usual, and "neat hack" was meant positively, mine's just a different neat hack with different advantages and failure modes :D
- noobermin 6y agoHow about something like a vm