On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Stephen Smalley wrote:

=>
=>On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, White, Tom (AZ15) wrote:
=>
=>> I am trying to implement the SELinux patch on a Red Hat 7.1 box. I did the
=>> Kernel build following the documentation on the NSA web site. I got to step
=>> 2 in the INSTALLING section and when I do a make install in the module
=>> directory I get the following output:
=>
=>Which release of SELinux are you using, and which download option did you
=>use?
=>

my guess is he is trying one that was before the 2.4.10 release.

=>> [root@warthog module]# make install
=>> rm -f selinux_plug/include/asm selinux_plug/arch/machine
=>> ( cd selinux_plug/include ; ln -sf asm-i386 asm)
=>> ( cd selinux_plug/arch ; ln -sf i386 machine)
=>
=>Based on this output, it looks like you are using an older release.
=>As of the most recent release, the creation of the architecture symbolic
=>links was moved into the selinux_plug Makefiles. In any event, this
=>should have happened during the kernel build, so something is wrong here.

The out put looks like Pre 2.4.10 package. I Had these issues with both options on the pre 2.4.10.

I would like to say I have a fix for you besides downloading the 2.4.10 or better yet the newest one that is out right now. I had the problem and then the next day 2.4.10 was release.

=>
=>> cd ../../lsm/include/asm; install unistd.h /usr/local/selinux/include/asm
=>> cd selinux_plug/ss; install checkpolicy /usr/local/selinux/bin
=>> install: cannot stat `checkpolicy': No such file or directory
=>> make: *** [install] Error 1
=>
=>The checkpolicy program should have been compiled during the kernel build.
=>Again, this suggests that your kernel build didn't really succeed. Did
=>you enable SELinux in the kernel configuration?
=>

Dave

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