Fixed in changeset [39]. Actually, the 'R' means 'read-only', which would render the hiding module ineffective, but according to the discussion on the kernel list the whole kernel is not in write-protected memory, so the 'read-only' seems to be cosmetic only.
Fixed in changeset [39]. Actually, the 'R' means 'read-only', which would render the hiding module ineffective, but according to the discussion on the kernel list the whole kernel is not in write-protected memory, so the 'read-only' seems to be cosmetic only.