lids 1.1.2 for kernel 2.4.20
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1. patch to the vanilla kernel 2.4.20 

	Get the vanilla kernel from http://www.kernel.org,  
 
	$ cd dir_to_kernel_2.4.20
	$ patch -p1 < /dir_to_the_patch_file/lids-1.1.2-2.4.20.patch
	$ make menuconfig/xconfig/config
	$ make bzImage
	$ make modules

2. Install the bzImage and the modules 

 	If you use grub 
	* Modified the /boot/grub/grub.conf if you used grub (for RH user).
	if you use LILO
	* Modified the LILO configuration and install the lilo 

3. Install lidstools

	* If you already got lidsadm/lidsconf installed, skip this step. 
	$ cd lidstools-0.x.x/ 
	$ ./configure KERNEL_DIR=dir_to_kernel_2.4.20
	$ make
	$ make install

4. Reboot and start with the new kernel

5. After startup, Seal the kernel

	# lidsadm -I

6. Now.  LIDS is on you system and protecting your system.

7. If you want to add some ACLs or remove some ACLs.

--> disable lids first
	# lidsadm -S -- -LIDS 
--> enter your password 
	
--> then, use lidsconf to add your new ACLs or delete ACLs
	# lidsconf -A xxx -s xxx -o xxx -j xxxx
	# lidsconf -D xxx -s xxxx -o xxx -j xxxx	

--> Reload the ACLs into the kernel
	# lidsadm -S -- +RELOAD_CONF
--> At this point, the New ACLs will attach to the processes automatically. 

	--> enable lids again.
	# lidsadm -S -- +LIDS

Any question, send email to lids-user mailing list. 

8. Restart 
	* if you want to restart the kernel.
	
--> disable LIDS first
	# lidsadm -S -- -LIDS_GLOBAL
	# reboot


For question, please refer to the FAQ first, you can ask question on the LIDS mailing list,

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Updated, May 9th, 2003
