setting up a virtual drive with confined access rights

Edit Package confinedrv

You may limit existing partitions to read only or no-read access by creating an own virtual drive with confined access rights mirroring the original. This can f.i. be used by a virtual machine to safely boot into one or more operating systems that reside on the same disk as your host operating system. Documentation tells you how to use that with qemu or qemu-kvm.

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SHA512SUMS.signed 0000006957 6.79 KB
confinedrv-doc-2016-08-23.tar.gz 0000093656 91.5 KB
confinedrv-v1.7.7 0000044735 43.7 KB
confinedrv.8.gz-v1.7.7 0000003586 3.5 KB
confinedrv.changes 0000002042 1.99 KB
confinedrv.dsc 0000000187 187 Bytes
confinedrv.spec 0000003654 3.57 KB
debexport 0000002634 2.57 KB
debian.changelog 0000002710 2.65 KB
debian.compat 0000000002 2 Bytes
debian.control 0000000905 905 Bytes
debian.rules 0000002345 2.29 KB
debian.watch 0000000593 593 Bytes
estellnb.pubkey.asc 0000004260 4.16 KB
format 0000000004 4 Bytes
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Elmar Stellnberger's avatar Elmar Stellnberger (estellnb) committed (revision 29)
- program was put under GPLv3
- for contributions use the CLA at https://www.elstel.org/license/CLA-elstel.pdf
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