Bill Nottingham wrote:
Jesse Keating (jkeating@xxxxxxxxxx) said:
Except that he used --nobase, so its one of the packages that anaconda
forces in, like from @core.
policy is explicitly listed in Core.
Which, I guess, is *always* included, specified or not?
Any harm in removing this from the 'comps' file? I have no
use nor desire ever for selinux on this platform.
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