Hi,
this is caused by /selinux not being mounted. This dir can only be
mounted if the kernel has selinux enabled already.
There is a bootstrapping issue with selinux right now: if you enable it
without having a policy, sysvinit will panic.
I'm not sure about the best way to handle it. A week ago I would have
suggested to default to 19, but 2.6.14 was now uploaded to unstable
which should have policy version 20... I don't know a way to detect the
selinux version of a kernel which is not running with selinux=1
best regards,
Erich Schubert
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