Somebody in the thread at some point said: > same loop. I can't edit /etc/selinux/config to disable selinux because the > filestore is read-only and the live CD doesn't seem to want to let me mount > the hard-disc to edit it that way. If that is actually the correct filesystem being mounted read-only, you can re-mount it rw in place, like this for example mount /dev/sda2 / -oremount,rw (change the first two params to match your situation) or come up in rescue mode of the install media as Mark suggests. BTW on one machine here udev blows a ton of debug messages to the console during boot, without ill effect apparently. -Andy
