27-Oct-2026 19:04:44: attempting to use the base commit bae9a042b03b27924c6fd5bdc00a20d6a44d6041 provided by author
27-Oct-2026 19:04:44: continuing with bae9a042b03b27924c6fd5bdc00a20d6a44d6041 in mm-new
27-Oct-2026 19:04:44: checking out "bae9a042b03b27924c6fd5bdc00a20d6a44d6041" in "mm-new"
27-Oct-2026 19:04:45: applying 3 patches
27-Oct-2026 19:05:31: starting AI patch evaluation...
27-Oct-2026 19:09:31: AI verdict: WorthFuzzing=false (Reason: The patch introduces the 'mseal_system_mappings=' early boot command-line parameter and associated Kconfig options to enable or disable sealing of system mappings at boot time. The only C function introduced is early_mseal_sysmap(), which is marked __init and only executes during early boot before userspace starts; its code is discarded from memory (free_initmem()) and is structurally unreachable during syzkaller runtime fuzzing. The change in include/linux/mm.h simply evaluates a read-only boot flag (mseal_sysmap_enabled) in the VM_SEALED_SYSMAP macro to choose between existing flags (VM_SEALED or VM_NONE), introducing no new runtime logic, data structures, or assertions. The remainder of the patch consists of documentation, Kconfig updates, and userspace selftests. Hence, there is no reachable executable kernel logic worth fuzzing.)