So far as I know, the speakup FC3 kernel is selinux-capable. speakup
kernels have been available from Redhat 7.x onward at different times and
places. Slackware and Debian have had identical support with if memory
serves Debian back as far as potato and slackware as far back as 7.0.
On Sun, 5 Dec 2004, Jim Cornette wrote:
Jude DaShiell wrote:
Two notes on selinux and I have more investigation to do on these.
1) mysql breaks very badly on boot up when an attempt is made to start
it up by the system.
2) The cd burner has changed from hl-dt st to adaptec non cccs fake all
of this with selinux enabled. I don't know if the cd burner will
actually burn a disk or not in this state let alone burn it
accurately.
I'll find out a little later. I'm using the test FC3 speakup and that
replaced FC2 when system was last installed on this machine.
I noticed that my soundcard was redected as another model from FC2 to FC3. I
had trouble using the sound with selinux set active. If I changed mode to
permissive and rebooted, the sound would work.
A question about the speakup kernel for FC3, is it SELinux capable? All I
seem to remember about speakup is that it was once included in RHL (8 I
believe).
Not much help, I know. I hope others have better suggestions.
Jim
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