After upgrading to SysVinit-2.85-20, I can no longer boot. Immediately after my initrd finishes running, I get "kernel panic: Attempted to kill init!". I had to reboot with init=/bin/sh, mount all my filesystems by hand and downgrade to SysVinit-2.85-18 to get back up and running. It may be relevant that I'm *not* using SELinux.
But you probably have an /etc/sysconfig/selinux with 'SELINUX=enforcing', yes? Or do you have 'enforcing=1' in your kernel commandline?
Happens here also with a vanilla 2.4.25 host. SELinux settings are the default ones and there is no 'enforcing=1' in the cmdline (or any other selinux option).
'default ones' -> do you have a /etc/sysconfig/selinux?
no; there is no /etc/sysconfig/selinux
Jonathan: are you running a 2.4 kernel as well?
I am running 2.4.25-pac1 (built it myself, not Red Hat kernel).
OK, I can't reproduce this with the FC1 update kernel - does that work for you? I'll build a 2.4.25 and test that...
I am not in a position (i.e., I don't have the time) to try a FC kernel right now.
should be fixed in SysVinit-2.85-22.