Mandrake 10.1 Dazuko HOWTO
					By Scott Grayban (sgraybanATborgnet.us)

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This HOWTO licensed under the GNU FDL.
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl.txt
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This HOWTO is for ANY Mandrake kernel installed.
As of writing this HOWTO was written using the 2.6.8.1-24mdk version
but as stated it can be used for any kernel installed.
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Prerequisite:
Have pico, vi, nano, or joe installed and know how to use them.
Basic knowledge on compiling.
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1) Make sure you have downloaded the kernel-source from urpmi first.
urpmi kernel-source <<---- will install the current kernel's source

2) cd /usr/src/linux

# make menuconfig
Security options -> Enable different security modules [*]
Security options -> Default Linux Capabilities <M>
exit, saving changes

# make && make modules_install && make install
**** NOTE -- I highly suggest you edit the Makefile's first few lines and name
the new kernel to something other then the default ones below.
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EXTRAVERSION = .1-24mdkcustom
NAME=My Kernel Name
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Change the 'mdkcustom' to something you wish
For example mine is the following:
EXTRAVERSION = .24Borg
NAME=Borg Security

3) Edit /etc/modprobe.preload and add to the top the following:
# /etc/modprobe.preload: kernel modules to load at boot time.
#
commoncap
dazuko
capability


4) Reboot into the new kernel


5) (build dazuko)
# cd <path-to-dazuko-source>
# ./configure
# make

(install dazuko kernel module)
# cp dazuko.ko /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/security
# depmod -a

5) Reboot into the new kernel

6) (load Dazuko) ***** If you didn't add it to modprobe.preload
# modprobe dazuko

7) (create Dazuko device) ***** If you didn't add it to modprobe.preload
# mknod -m 600 /dev/dazuko c `grep dazuko /proc/devices | sed "s/ .*//"` 0


**** Important Note ****

capability & commoncap MUST BE loaded or bind will NOT start since it
uses the 'capset' function

**** AntiVir note
If you are installing the avguard choose (k) for the type of dazuko module since its
loaded at boot time.