On Tue, Mar 21, 2017 at 7:49 AM, Lars Behrens <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi there, > > After copying a system like I have done a million times before (but only > with debianic, suse or arch systems) by > > * starting a live system on the target
This is not defined. What does "starting a live system" mean? Starting from a boot CD or DVD? Using PXE to run a rescue Linux? Or something else? > * copy the origin to mounted target device How did you "copy the system"? Tar, for example, does not carry along SELinux permissions. The "star" tool can. > * chroot afterwards > * adapt /etc/fstab and hosts/hostname files > * install and config grub. > > after reboot I cannot log in to the resulting system neither as root nor > as user. > > When I set selinux to permissive it works. So I am missing some basic thing. I'd definitely look at /var/log/secure on the new system to see what is grousing. > Internet search didn't help me and in the selinux docs I don't know what > to search for. > > Maybe someone, here could help me? > > TIA! > > Cheerz, > Lars > >
