Selinux so badly corrupted machine can't start [Solved]

[Claude Jones]

On Monday June 18 2007 8:19:43 pm Claude Jones wrote:
> I'm going to boot in
> permissive mode and establish the labeling as just Dan Walsh
> suggested - I shall report back results

OK - I run KDE; while booted up with selinux=0 as a kernel parameter, I went 
into the Administration/Firewall and SELinux GUI and set selinux to 
permissive; then I ran as root from a terminal "touch ./autorelabel"; the I 
rebooted and didn't append anything in grub to the kernel line; the machine 
went through a pretty standard boot and right after starting udev, it went 
into its relabeling routine. Several minutes later, it continued to boot 
normally and came up - I logged in, went to KMenu/Administration/Firewall and 
SELinux GUI and set selinux to enforcing - I rebooted. 

Now, it booted it up fine
Thank you Daniel

I'll have to see how packagement  goes over the next few days, but it seems 
the near-perfect storm has abated

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Claude Jones
Brunswick, MD