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That would suggest that CRYPTO_USER_API_AEAD=y in your kernel config. You can disable it in that case by setting that to "n", recompiling your kernel, and putti
by Sophira 6mo ago
That would suggest that CRYPTO_USER_API_AEAD=y in your kernel config. You can disable it in that case by setting that to "n", recompiling your kernel, and putting the new kernel in place.
- nh2 6mo agoIndeed, no modprobe.d will help when the feature is compiled into the kernel ("=y") instead of compiled into a runtime-loadable module.