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there's not one that i know of, but i managed to do it on one of mine |
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the other day. more or less just follow the install guide..backwards. |
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what i did was: |
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- build new kernel w/o security models/selinux enabled. (left the ext |
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extended attributes options alone) enable devfs if you're not going to |
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use udev. |
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- relink /etc/make.profile back to the default profile |
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- remove selinux related options (e.g. nodevfs) from bootloader config |
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- remerge any selinux patched packages - i.e. baselayout, et. al. (order |
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may matter - e.g. pwdb has to be remerged before pam) |
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- unmerge selinux related packages - i.e. python-selinux, policy stuff, |
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etc. |
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that's just off the top of my head. it seemed to work for me without any |
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problem (that i've found out about yet) at least. |
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On Mon, 2004-02-02 at 03:57, fisch wrote: |
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> hi, |
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> i have to change a selinux-system into a "normal" gentoo, is there a |
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> howto anywhere? |
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> bye |
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> fisch |
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