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sys_ioperm() allows port offsets > 0x3ff

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76306.1226 at compuserve

Nov 22, 2004, 7:10 AM

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sys_ioperm() allows port offsets > 0x3ff

Is $SUBJECT a bug? I can see the IO bitmap size was increased in June.

The latest ltp test suite expects offsets > 0x3ff to fail.

--Chuck Ebbert 20-Nov-04 23:52:44
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akpm at osdl

Nov 22, 2004, 4:07 PM

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Re: sys_ioperm() allows port offsets > 0x3ff [In reply to]

Chuck Ebbert <76306.1226 [at] compuserve> wrote:
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> Is $SUBJECT a bug? I can see the IO bitmap size was increased in June.
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> The latest ltp test suite expects offsets > 0x3ff to fail.

The size was increased to cover 64k in June of this year.
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