Problem with MLS because /dev is labeled tmpfs_t

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After already receiving some help with my newrole-problem I have run into the 
next problem.
It does not appear when I compile the policy as standard-policy, but I run 
into it when I build a MLS-policy.

The problem I have is that device-mapper throws some security transition-error 
(which btw. does not appear in audit2allow, but only shows during boot and in 
dmesg). The reason for that is, as I believe, that my /dev is labeled as 
tmpfs_t, which is not the right label.

Manually relabeling it doesn't help, on the next reboot, when udev starts its 
magic, it gets turned into tmpfs_t again.

This problem of course prevents me to boot into enforcing-mode when using MLS.

Does anybody know where this problem is? Is it udev? I already compiled it 
with SELinux-support, but /dev is always tmpfs_t.
As said, I suspect udev here, but of course I might be wrong.

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