On Fri, Nov 28, 2003 at 11:06:40PM +1100, Russell Coker wrote:
> > 2. When I attempt to boot into my SELinux kernel (all packages,
> > versions, and kernel configuration options at the end of this
> > message), I get an error about being unable to find
> > /usr/bin/load_policy, even with an initrd that uses the script
> > provided by selinux-default-policy. Is there anything special I
> > need to know about building the initrd? I imagine this may be
>
> Sounds like you have /usr on a separate file system. If you upgrade to
> sysvinit 2.85-7.se3 then it should work.
This did the trick, thanks!
> > un libselinux-dev <none> (no description available)
> > ii libselinux1 1.2-1.1 SELinux shared libraries
> > un libselinux1-dev <none> (no description available)
> > un old-selinux-policy <none> (no description available)
> > ii selinux 2003081307-8 Management utilities for
>
> "selinux" should be removed, it is for the old SE Linux. It should have been
> automatically removed because of conflicting with the new packages.
I removed selinux and updated to the new version of coreutils (which
is necessary even though I'm running a 2.4.x kernel -- is this
weird?), which fixed my policy problems, and now I have a policy
installed and loaded. Now I have a question about devfs: I use devfs +
devfsd, but I don't have devfs-se.so, nor do I know where to find
it. selinux-policy-default installs a conf file into devfs's conf
directory that requires it, though. Where do I get devfs-se.so? Do I
need it? Is using devfsd with SELinux silly?
thanks for all the help,
Forrest
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