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Description of problem: When trying os-builder, I was surprised to see that it disabled selinux without asking me. It prints the following messages: > SELinux was found enabled on your system, in enforcing mode. > SELinux is incompatible with olpc-os-builder. > > It has been temporarily set to permissive mode to avoid this incompatibility. > It will be re-enabled upon reboot, or alternatively you can re-enable > it yourself, after olpc-os-builder has completed. I think it should at the very least ask the user to confirm that this is ok and give the command to re-enable selinux (I used setenforce Enforcing to set it back in enforcing mode).
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