Hi folks,
I have a couple of AMDs AM1 similar Kabinis (well 3).
I decided to shitch on all of them from hardened to hardeened/selinux
profile ( with systemd already onboard).
After the conversion, I managed to persuade two of them to boot and work
normally within strict-enforcing mode.
Third one always boot in "disabled" mode.
Just as if the selinux was never compiled-in kernel.
it is never mentiioned in kernel log buffer on boot ( except when
echoing grub command line parameters).
Nothing else. No info , no error regarding selinux, notthing.
And "cat /proc/filesystems" doesn't list selinuxfs.
Just as if it was never compiled in kernel.
All three machines use same gentoo profile, same glibc, gcc, kernel
version, very similar kernel .config file etc.
I have a couple of AMDs AM1 similar Kabinis (well 3).
I decided to shitch on all of them from hardened to hardeened/selinux
profile ( with systemd already onboard).
After the conversion, I managed to persuade two of them to boot and work
normally within strict-enforcing mode.
Third one always boot in "disabled" mode.
Just as if the selinux was never compiled-in kernel.
it is never mentiioned in kernel log buffer on boot ( except when
echoing grub command line parameters).
Nothing else. No info , no error regarding selinux, notthing.
And "cat /proc/filesystems" doesn't list selinuxfs.
Just as if it was never compiled in kernel.
All three machines use same gentoo profile, same glibc, gcc, kernel
version, very similar kernel .config file etc.