I believe you can boot in permissive mode (without editing the config file) by entering enforcing=0 as a boot parameter. So, this may be simpler....
1. Boot with 'enforcing=0 single' to get to single-user mode/permissive. 2. 'fixfiles relabel' (or 'make relabel' if needed) 3. Reboot
tom
* /From/: Valdis Kletnieks vt edu
Probably a botched relabel.
- Boot with 'selinux=0' to disable it entirely.
- Edit the selinux file and set to 'selinux=permissive'.
- Reboot.
- make relabel, then set 'selinux=enforcing' and reboot again.
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