20250916-linuxkm-module-update-fips-hash#9206
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* add module-update-fips-hash rule, for in-place FIPS hash update without rebuild; * improve PIE sequence in module build rule to double-check stability of the relocation table after final rebuild; Makefile.am: add a module-update-fips-hash passthrough target.
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linuxkm/Makefile:module-update-fips-hashrule, for in-place FIPS hash update without rebuild;Makefile.am: add amodule-update-fips-hashpassthrough target.tested with
after adding support for the
module-update-fips-hashmethod.Note the new logic in this PR is purely additive. The old methods of updating the FIPS hash (editing
fips_test.cor passing inWOLFCRYPT_FIPS_CORE_HASH_VALUEfor rebuild) still work as before, and are still the default method in testing, preserving all existing coverage of module build reproducibility.The new method simply overcomes non-reproducibility for those that need it.