Josh Grosse wrote:
1. You are running a kernel which is beyond 6.0-release (such as a -current
snapshot)
and you are running with an out-of-sync package (such as 6.0-release). [1]
Josh, I installed 6.0 last night, pulled the source from CVS with
-rOPENBSD_6_0, built a kernel and then world.
*Maybe* I made a mistake, but as I do it with scripts, it's hard to see how.
I'll take another look.
2. You are not actually running with wxallowed enabled.
The mount command returns that my sole label mounted as / is running wxallowed.
I can only guess, of course, but I'll guess reason number 1.
If' you're correct, it must be number 1. I'll take a look. Thanks for replying.
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