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I'm currently putting together an engarde linux box (www.engardelinux.org), and am going to attempt to compile the SElinux kernel into it.
So far the only complications that I've run across is that the default engarde installation comes with no compilers, etc. whatsoever, so I'm brute-forcing those into the installation using older Redhat RPMS. It didn't seem to like some of them, but it looks like it will work with some tweaking.

My two questions are this:

1. There isn't a way to combine the LIDS kernel module with SELinux, correct? I remember seeing something about LIDS earlier on the mailing list, but didn't think it regarded to combining the two into one kernel.
2. Has anyone played around with this, and if so...did it work or fail disasterously? I'm trying it on a non-production server we have laying around, so there's no worries if I mess up something, but I was just checking so I'm prepared.

So far I've gotten the kernel configured, and I'll work on the build tomorrow or after I get back from my week vacation starting Sunday. If anyone replies and I don't respond, I've already left, but I'll send something out to the list to let everyone know if I could get it working or not, and what the results and performance of the kernel integrated with that distro is.

Thanks,

Randy McClelland-Bane
Harborside Internet Network Operations

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