Rainer Weikusat via Dng said on Wed, 11 Jan 2023 15:43:58 +0000

>karl@??? writes:

>
>Yet, the system cannot boot without
>a working libselinux because someone saw it fit to turn that into a
>mandatory part of the system. In my opinion, a system where libselinux
>cannot ever be used for anything shouldn't fail to boot because it
>can't be loaded. My workaround is good enough for me.

Is your workaround to install a faux libselinux which says the right
things during boot, but performs no actual action? Sounds to me like
that would be an excellent, easy to install and use workaround.

SteveT

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