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v1.10.1

18 Aug 00:48
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Fix compiling for modern kernels and compilers

06 Aug 23:52
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What's Changed

  • use kmap atomic for kernels past 2.6.37 by @tsahee in #80
  • Fix endless loop on PAE kernels with ranges > 4GiB by @fabianfreyer in #88
  • [x86] Fix kmap_atomic raises scheduling while atomic bug by @qodroi in #110
  • Rename raw mode expert and provide more warnings around use of this format. Closes #111 by @eve-mem in #121
  • Changed main.c to be compliant with new kernel versions by @ITRaab in #127
  • Fix the build process on ARMs by @eribertomota in #125

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Full Changelog: v1.9.1...v1.10.0

Bug Fix and new kernel options

25 Aug 18:59

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Release V1.9.1

Memory imaging is no longer very very very slow in certain cases.
Supports new TCP options in kernel 4.8
Other fixes

Kernel Compression Option

19 Oct 17:23

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Thanks to the great hard work of @valldrac, an option to compress memory using the zlib library from the kernel has been added.

Compression can significantly reduce the time required to acquire a memory capture. It can achieve the speedup of 4x over uncompressed transfers with a few memory overhead (~ 24 KB).

To enable add "compress=1" to your insmod parameters.
To decompress it you can use pigz or any zlib-compatible library.

See the README for more details.

This release also includes refactoring and cleaning.

Fixes for digest transfer

16 Jan 00:45

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This release fixes issues for transferring a calculated digest over a
TCP socket. The module will now retry 10x when it fails to bind a socket.

The Makefile also provides an option to build a module without stripping
symbols

Memory Hashing

06 May 18:00
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LiME v1.8 contains a minor bug fix and the ability to calculate and generate a hash digest of acquired memory.

Thanks to Daryl Bennett (@kd8bny) for the hard work in this area!

Fixes for kernels >= 4.11

15 Jun 02:36

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documentation of the timeout parameter (Fixes #27)

* documentation of the timeout parameter

* Update README

v1.7.6

23 Dec 20:13

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Disabled timeout for kernel versions < 2.6.16.

v1.7.5

20 Aug 15:46

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#21: Tweak default timeout again.

1.7.5

18 Aug 02:20

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1.7.5 Pre-release
Pre-release
#19: Adjusted default timeout to 5 seconds per page