This could be possible, though I do find it rather unexpected since other shared-library loading works fine (i.e. a PIE executable is effectively a shared library, like ld.so). If the problem does not appear on 64-bit, then it likely will not appear on the 32-bit generic-pae kernel (assuming this is on a system with PAE and the NX bit). Some further background is here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Security/Features#Non-Exec%20Memory
I will investigate this further, but it does sound like a problem with the partial nx emulation patch.
This could be possible, though I do find it rather unexpected since other shared-library loading works fine (i.e. a PIE executable is effectively a shared library, like ld.so). If the problem does not appear on 64-bit, then it likely will not appear on the 32-bit generic-pae kernel (assuming this is on a system with PAE and the NX bit). Some further background is here: /wiki.ubuntu. com/Security/ Features# Non-Exec% 20Memory
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I will investigate this further, but it does sound like a problem with the partial nx emulation patch.