Closed ponces closed 3 years ago
welp, I've hardcoded SELinux to permissive on Non-OneUI variant https://github.com/SamarV-121/android_kernel_samsung_universal7904/commit/d32e21c9d25c2ce0f7cd9d664b073c99e9267ec9
Ahhh understood... Is selinux blocking any kernel functionality?
what do you mean ?
Btw, thank you for the quick replies! Why did you need it to force it to permissive? Just trying to understand, don't get me wrong...
some GSIs doesn't boot with enforcing
As I'm using phhusson's GSI (enforcing), I don't need a permissive kernel. I'll build an enforcing version for me 👍 Thank you for your clarifications and help! Issue closed!
Hi,
First of all, thank you for your great work on this kernel! I was not able to run this kernel as enforcing, it seems that by default it is permissive. Is this normal? Is this supposed to be like this? Is there any way to force it to enforcing without resorting to setenforce commands?
last_kmsg.txt logcat.txt pmsg-ramoops-0.txt