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Subject: some nice advice....
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In shell server environment, which kind of security tools, should i use
frequently ?
Do i really need to have bfp, i don't enjoy such device in my kernel,
but there some security tools that don't run without it. Should i build
a kernel with bfp enabled or give up using the tool!

Thanks a lot for your advices.


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