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Hello, |
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I am experimenting whit SELinux at the moment. I work in a NFS |
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boot environment and I can not boot from cd-rom. The first thing I tryed |
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was bootstrapping a new server. This did not work, because bootstrap.sh |
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told me SELinux was not activated. |
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So I started whit the quickstart tutorial whit in a NFS booted |
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environment. This went well, until I came to the kernel. For some |
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reason, if I activate SELinux, the kernel does not start it's network |
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support at boot time. Normaly my kernel does a dhcp request so it can |
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mount it's file system on /dev/nfs and use it as root file system. |
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Some how, this onley works whit none SELinux kernel's. As soon as I |
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activate SELinux support, my network support at boot time stops |
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functioning and it ask's for a disk, because it can not mount it's root |
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file system. I tryed this whit the linux-2.4.25-selinux-r2 kernel. |
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I even tryed loading the kernel config form a working |
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(netbooting)linux-2.4.25-gentoo-r2 kernel in to a |
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linux-2.4.25-selinux-r2 kernel but I still get no network support. |
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Is a nfs root supported in SELinux? |
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If so, can someone explain what I am doing wrong? Do I need permissions |
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at boot time? |
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If not, can I fix it manualy for one kernel, so I can netboot new |
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installations? |
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Thanks, |
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Mivz |
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mivz@×××××××.net |
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mivz@×××.net |
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http://mivz.spugium.net/ |
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SPugium, Core |
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http://www.spugium.net/ |
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