"J. Lewis Muir" <jlmuir%imca-cat.org@localhost> writes: > I don't know why the kernel needs to be copied on OS X in the first > place. Was this done just to be like the other supported platforms, and > it was easy to do? Or was it done because it was really needed? If the > kernel really does need to be copied, then the below patch won't solve > the problem on OS X Yosemite. However, it would be trivial to make a > new patch that does copy the kernel from the new location to wherever it > should go in the sandbox (presumably /System/Library/Kernels/kernel). > I'd be happy to provide such a patch if that would be helpful. I don't know why either, but some programs on some systems expect to have a kernel (to get symbols from). So I think it's easier to copy the kernel from where it is (to the same place in the chroot) than to figure out why we don't need it. A patch to do that (and tested) seems safe enough to apply.
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