Description of problem: Running with default selinux targeted policies, while running livecd-creator, the system hangs. The system was running firefox, evolution and the livecd-creator process. setroubleshoot warns me a few times during the livecd-creator process. livcecd-creator downloads packages, installs them, warnings start and near the end of install packages the system hangs and I have to reset the machine. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): selinux-policy-targeted-3.3.1-42.fc9.noarch How reproducible: Install fedora 9 using default selinux options. run: livecd-creator --config=liveusb-f9.ks --fslabel=myfedora Actual results: System hangs during livecd-creator process, during package install. Expected results: livecd-creator process sucessfully finishs. Additional info: Attachments contain two selinux warnings registered by selinuxtroubleshooter.
Created attachment 305733 [details] First warning
Created attachment 305735 [details] Second warning
You must put the machine in permissive mode while using livecd creator. We are working hard to fix this problem. Steps to create the livecd #setenforce 0 livecd_creator ... #load_policy #setenforce 1 Sometimes you might require a reboot.
Thank you for your quick response. I linked this bug wih #429813 since they seem to be related. I didn't link it to #445630 since I do think that livecd-creator should work under targeted selinux policies.
SELinux policy has been updated to handle this. A patch has been submitted to livecd to handle this properly. Fixed in selinux-policy-3.3.1-72.fc9.noarch
livecd-tools for F9 has been pushed and rawhide is in git -- testers from git appreciated as more indicators to do a rawhide build. Worst case, I'll be doing one the end of next week for the alpha freeze