gab_v wrote:
p.s. I said not how to disabled SELinux because I did it once and I did not solve the problem and, after that, I had a block at boot process.
You probably ran "setenforce 0" or added a kernel arg in grub (but not grub.conf). Those don't permanently disable SELinux. To do that, you should modify /etc/selinux/config and set "SELINUX=disabled"
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