[SOLVED] SELinux install prevents bootup

**TreeFinger** · August 8th, 2008

Originally Posted by El Rogueo

kernel panic and segfaults constantly occur, booting up, shutting down, restarting, all out of nowhere.

I've no idea if it's related or not though, as they don't seem to be related directly to SELinux

**El Rogueo** · August 8th, 2008

Originally Posted by TreeFinger

Try commenting out the line

Code:

# SETLOCALDEFS=0

still returns the same error about being unable to load the policy

**TreeFinger** · August 8th, 2008

Originally Posted by El Rogueo

still returns the same error about being unable to load the policy

I would remove the package and see if it helps any

**El Rogueo** · August 8th, 2008

Originally Posted by TreeFinger

I would remove the package and see if it helps any

With the package removed, the system boots fine, but I'm still not sure what to do about the missing policy. I did a quick reinstall but the folder was still empty.

**windependence** · August 8th, 2008

App Armor is Ubuntu's answer to SELinux. I don't see what you are trying to accomplish loading SELinux over AppArmor. If you are super paranoid about security, try OpenBSD. Seriously, it's damn near impenetrable.

-Tim

**El Rogueo** · August 8th, 2008

Originally Posted by windependence

App Armor is Ubuntu's answer to SELinux. I don't see what you are trying to accomplish loading SELinux over AppArmor. If you are super paranoid about security, try OpenBSD. Seriously, it's damn near impenetrable.

-Tim

will do
I just like ubuntu/debian's package managing system, that's why I stick with it