Security update for Linux kernel
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(Last modified: 29JUL2005)
solutions Security update for Linux kernel SuSE Linux Maintenance Web (78dc1762b6e16a8b7785f2a942b69b14)
kernel-source
kernel-syms
Product(s): SUSE CORE 9 for IBM zSeries 64bit
Patch: patch-10384
Release: 20050729
Obsoletes: 0faea246aeed504807fe049bfbcdf8e5
309fc14e1d18412dbf174319b55459e0
x86_64:
- by causing an overflow in the 32bit execve function users could crash the kernel or even execute code (#90499, CAN-2005-1768).
- by causing an overflow in the 32bit execve function users could crash the kernel or even execute code (#90499, CAN-2005-1768).
- deadlock in reiserfs
- NFS problems with EMC servers (#96193)
- hang on deleting vlan interfaces (#83493)
- busy inodes after umount of autofs4 (#91112)
- JBD race condition during umount (#95665)
- output of /proc/scsi/scsi (#80228)
- ignore timer overrides on SMP Nvidia boards (#94194)
- crash on dual core, single processor Opterons (#96485)
- initialization of the ACPI Processor P-States Driver (#95059)
- initialization of the ACPI Processor P-States Driver (#95059)
- kernel parameter noexec=on did't work (#96528)
- include IBM codedrop 2005-07-20
rpm -Fvh kernel-s390x.rpm kernel-source.rpm kernel-syms.rpm
zipl
Finally, reboot the system with
shutdown -r now
to load the new kernel (replace "now" with the appropriate amount of time to allow local users to cleanly log out, for example "+5" for five minutes.)
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