Dead? no. I'm running 4.3 files I provided with smallupdates applied. 20 users, 10TB of data, 5 IP cameras, Plex server, all works fine. It CAN be usable. But still waiting for VeNoM's release.
Its easy. Install Trantor's 4.3 test build (with newer bzImage), then login into ssh and copy /proc/bus/pci into for example /root/pci and append content of my file /root/pci/devices-append to your /root/pci/devices. Then edit /etc/rc and insert mount --rbind /root/pci/ /proc/bus/pci/ after "export HOME PATH". Reboot and it should work.
Here is my working 4.3 virtual with 'mount --rbind' pci-devices fix. Only for testing, but seems everything is working. For production please wait for neXus's /VeNoM's version. Based on Trantor's 4.3 build. Files are updated to 3776-3, boot device isn't. VirtualBox required. Default login is admin/admin.
https://mega.co.nz/#!ZtRTGR7K!anlF3ED9L ... gr1mn8I9zw (624.3 MB)
Agree. But I'll use 4.3 in production New features are important for me. I will not have problem check updated packages if they are safe before upgrading.
Yep.. it works too! No kernel module required. No modifications. Just mount edited directory(file).
https://www.dropbox.com/s/iiln8gdp7gr6h ... .41.23.png
Congratulations guys! IMO hooking was the best possible (and clean!) solution. Please give required files to Trantor so he can make test build. Can't wait