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On 06.03.2013 15:13, Sven Vermeulen wrote: |
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> If dracut doesn't use the fstab options then you'll need to find where |
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> it gets mounted and update that. Perhaps creating an additional dracut |
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> module to remount with the correct options works as well and is more |
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> manageable in the longer term? |
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> -- |
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> Sent from my Android phone with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity. |
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Hi, |
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I've actually tried that. The problem is that SELinux-enabled mount |
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(which gets pulled into the initramfs from the system) will filter out |
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SELinux-related mount options (like rootcontext) if it finds that |
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SELinux is not running (it will call is_selinux_running() from libselinux). |
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One of the checks it makes is for a mounted /selinux filesystem, but |
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mounting it alone has no impact. I'll have to dig further. |
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As for remounting I tried to remount /run by adding the rootcontext |
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option, but mount fails with the error "mount: /run not mounted or bad |
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option". I have a suspicion that you cannot add/change the rootcontext |
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mount option during a remount. This is actually what OpenRC is trying to |
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do in /etc/init.d/root, but fails with the same error. |
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Regards |
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Chris |
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