SELinux, udev and SpeedTouch 330

I've reinstall gentoo system. I'd like to use SELinux
(it'll be a home
router/server and it worth knowledge).
1. In handbook is written to not have udev tarbal. However
iv I have
it setted to no I do not have any drive
(hdc{,1,2,3,4,5,6,7}) and it
crach couse of impossible of remounting root.
2. ppp ask about a node /dev/ppp. I created it by mknode. It
ask to
compile ppp support (it's compiled in). In dmesg I have
logs from avc
of denied  for comm="pppd"
name="ppp". How can I make it work?
3. I cannot turned into static /dev because:
- speedtch needs udev
- it's deprecated

I've install gentoo many times on few machines (include
this) but
never have such problems - it used to work. However it's my
first
SELinux installation - I think it's problem with my lack of
knowledge.
How can I resolve it?

Best regards

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Maciej Piechotka wrote:
> I've reinstall gentoo system. I'd like to use SELinux
(it'll be a home
> router/server and it worth knowledge).
> 1. In handbook is written to not have udev tarbal.
However iv I have
> it setted to no I do not have any drive
(hdc{,1,2,3,4,5,6,7}) and it
> crach couse of impossible of remounting root.
You can maybe use the developpement mode and boot in
permissive mode.
After boot, enter in the enforcing mode with
"setenforce 1".
Note that on many systems I have problems with >=udev-87

> 2. ppp ask about a node /dev/ppp. I created it by
mknode. It ask to
> compile ppp support (it's compiled in). In dmesg I
have logs from avc
> of denied  for comm="pppd"
name="ppp". How can I make it work?
Can you copy the denied traces (from dmesg or syslog when
you try to
start pppd)?
> 3. I cannot turned into static /dev because:
> - speedtch needs udev
> - it's deprecated
>
> I've install gentoo many times on few machines
(include this) but
> never have such problems - it used to work. However
it's my first
> SELinux installation - I think it's problem with my
lack of knowledge.
> How can I resolve it?
>
> Best regards
>

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On 5/20/06, kakou <kakoukakou.org> wrote:
> Maciej Piechotka wrote:
> > I've reinstall gentoo system. I'd like to use
SELinux (it'll be a home
> > router/server and it worth knowledge).
> > 1. In handbook is written to not have udev tarbal.
However iv I have
> > it setted to no I do not have any drive
(hdc{,1,2,3,4,5,6,7}) and it
> > crach couse of impossible of remounting root.
> You can maybe use the developpement mode and boot in
permissive mode.
> After boot, enter in the enforcing mode with
"setenforce 1".
> Note that on many systems I have problems with
>=udev-87
>

I don't understend. Where should I set it?
After crach I can only reboot (or do something before. But
not continue).
Should I pass it like an append?

> > 2. ppp ask about a node /dev/ppp. I created it by
mknode. It ask to
> > compile ppp support (it's compiled in). In dmesg
I have logs from avc
> > of denied  for comm="pppd"
name="ppp". How can I make it work?
> Can you copy the denied traces (from dmesg or syslog
when you try to
> start pppd)?

I'll do it after a moment.

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On 5/20/06, Maciej Piechotka <uzytkownik2gmail.com> wrote:
> On 5/20/06, kakou <kakoukakou.org> wrote:
> > Maciej Piechotka wrote:
> > > I've reinstall gentoo system. I'd like to
use SELinux (it'll be a home
> > > router/server and it worth knowledge).
> > > 1. In handbook is written to not have udev
tarbal. However iv I have
> > > it setted to no I do not have any drive
(hdc{,1,2,3,4,5,6,7}) and it
> > > crach couse of impossible of remounting root.
> > You can maybe use the developpement mode and boot
in permissive mode.
> > After boot, enter in the enforcing mode with
"setenforce 1".
> > Note that on many systems I have problems with
>=udev-87
> >
>
> I don't understend. Where should I set it?
> After crach I can only reboot (or do something before.
But not continue).
> Should I pass it like an append?
>

Oh. Sorry. I understend now.

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