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Check this out. Its pretty slick. The SEAndroid project This would be a great base to build upon.

I would lay down XenClient XT before doing the OS install. Then, I'd have the Windows VM pass everything through an Untangle like appliance which in turn would connect to a VM of DD-WRT (theres a x86 DD-WRT project out there) thats locked down and passing everything over OpenVPN (traffic would be encapsulated in various other encryptions before using OpenVPN) using VPN servers and DNS servers maintained by my security staff. Did this the other day with my project laptop and a trial of XenClient. It was alot of fun to build but not too practical for day to day use. Thats where the XT comes in. It puts your hardware to way better use (so ive heard) than the civilian XenClient. Oh yea, the Citrix website says "Have your agency request more information" in regards to obtaining a trial or purchase. Good luck with that.

I just ran into this on a fresh, never plugged into the net, install of 12.10. Turns out its just the way chkrootkit reacts to dhclient because its passing raw packets. I did 5 fresh installs and 3 low level formats in 3 days over this and your .noinit flag. I checked my dvd against sha256 and all so my install medium is legit. If you can get false positives with modern paid-for solutions, im sure open-source solutions are no different.