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linux-user-chroot needs a recent version of eglibc so that the headers
include the right mount options.
These are not in debian squeeze, which we start our bootstrap from, but
we build eglibc which will have the headers.
However the toolchain still looks in the squeeze chroot's environment
for the headers, so we bodge the cflags to include the new headers.
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Suggested by Owen Taylor <otaylor@redhat.com>
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Some versions of the Linux kernel require large (order 4) contiguous
allocations per network namespace. This optional helper program is a
workaround for that; one can create the empty network namespace just
once.
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For some reason the RHEL6 kernel-headers package doesn't have it.
Let's just follow for now the cargo culting of "define defines ourself
if not available" that various kernel-tied utilities have because
various buildsystems are too shitty to make it easy to install newer
kernel headers even if you're running an old kernel.
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It was just an extra check to be sure we would be switching back to
the right uid, but there's no reason not to allow executing this
program as root.
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Just more convenient, and there's no reason not to.
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This is convenient for when we just want e.g. --unshare-net.
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