I have been working on kernel-lsm with both SELinux patch and kernel module, and in both ways there does not seem to be any problem with the network interfaces.

Maybe you should take a look at your kernel config. May have missed a driver or something.

And yes, you do see good. SELinux provides terrific security ;)

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> I have discovered how SELinux provides such terrific security--it doesn't

> load the eth0 drivers, thereby keeping the server off the network.

> Seriously, I have a problem when running the SELinux kernel in that the

eth0


> module can't be found during bootup (modprobe:  can't locate module eth0).

> I'm running 2.4.10-lsm on RH 7.1 (I386).  It works fine in normal mode.  I

> followed the install instructions step-for-step, selecting the preferred

> method of building the SELinux module as part of the kernel.  If I got any

> error messages, I didn't see them with all the other messages on the

screen.


> I'm fairly new to Linux, so this may be an easy fix, but it's beyond me at

> the moment.  Thanks in advance for any help.

>

> Carl Carpenter

> IT Manager

> Hill Country Community MHMR Center

> "Hiroshima 1945, Chernobyl 1986, Windows 2000"

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