[NFBCS] How to install and use this? - Linux

Willem Venter dwillemv at gmail.com
Tue Mar 30 12:49:16 UTC 2021


Hi. It seems like it is built as a kernel module.
Modules are basically arbitrary binary blobs that conform to the
kernel's module interface. Loaded modules can register interrupts that
trigger when specific things happen, e.g. hardware state changes. From
there it can run any custom code it wants to. A lot of functionality
is made posseble by using the kernel API (exposed to the program
through the kernel headers).

HTH
- Willem Venter

On 3/30/21, Jonesy Cee via NFBCS <nfbcs at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> I am wanting to install the following on my raspberry pies that are mining
> crypto to prevent possibility that someone could steal my wallet.
>
> https://github.com/NateBrune/silk-guardian
>
> The instructions say the following,
>
> To run:
>
> make
> sudo insmod silk.ko
> You will need to have the linux-headerspackage installed. If you haven't:
>
> sudo apt-get install linux-headers
>
>
>
> — from what I understand, I need to use the command to install the headers,
> cd to where I downloaded it in terminal, type “make” and then just “ sudo
> insmod silk.ko”. There really isn’t any other instructions besides that? How
> is it that I actually turn it on or off or use the other features that it
> talks about?
>
> I appreciate any help that anyone can give!
>
> “ Never bend your head. Always hold it high. Look the world straight in the
> eye.”
> ~ Helen Keller
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