On 21/11/11 00:00, Thomas Cameron wrote:
2) If SELinux is really disabled, your boot problem almost certainly
isn't SELinux related.
3) How did you disable SELinux? By that I mean, exactly what file did
you edit and how did you edit it? Did you use perl or sed or the like
against /etc/sysconfig/selinux? Or did you directly edit
/etc/selinux/config?
Thomas
I would say using the policycoreutils-GUI
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