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1) add ext2 xattr support to your kernel, yes i know the filesystem |
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isn't labeled but selinux thinks it has support and your kernel clearly |
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doesn't |
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or 2) change the fs_use file in your policy, comment out the ext2 line |
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and recompile |
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Joshua |
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nixnut wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> Small annoyance. I'd like to mount an ext2 partition that was created |
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> once upon a time when I was using another distribution. That |
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> filesystem was created without xattr support. When I try to mount that |
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> partition under selinux I get the error "operation not supported". In |
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> my log file I see and entry "SELinux: (dev hdc16, type ext2) has no |
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> xattr support". My guess is that these two are related. Is this |
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> correct and any idea how I get around this error? |
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> regards, |
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> nixnut |
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