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Hi, Please tell if there is a way to turn off the
selinux after full installation but before first boot. I have a daemon which needs to do ioctl during
initrd. daemon + related-driver is already inserted into a
new-initrd. Daemon can do ioctl during normal operation of
a running machine, but will get “Inappropriate ioctl for device
/dev/iscsictl” if built into initrd. Its just a control interface to a software iscsi
driver and daemon needs to pass some handler during initrd stage. I already tried passing selinux=0, enforcing=0,
disable=1. But looks the selinux policy to disallow ioctl during initrd is built
in kernel. I have little knowledge in this area. Will appreciate any
ideas for workaround. thanks -vikas |
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