B STEVENS wrote:
> I just had to re-install Fedora 10 because after all the upgrading my
> machine went into some sort of coma.
>
> SELinux developed "'roid rage" and I was getting hundreds of warnings.
>
> The icons disappeared from my desktop.
>
> Gedit stopped working. Select it from the menu, mouse does a little
> animation. Nothing happens. Type "gedit" in terminal, nothing happens.
>
> Same with some other applications.
>
> Icons have changed and I no longer have permission to open the files,
> even as root!
>
> After the fresh install, I now have 475 upgrades to install. How do I
> know which ones are safe?
>
> Regards
>
> Bryan
>
System/Administration/SELinux Management/System Default Enforcing
Mode/Permissive
or su -c 'setenforce 0' and edit /etc/selinux/config and change
enforcing to permissive. If you can't stop the warnings turn off SELinux
completely and enable in a month or so to see if problems fixed.
Accept all the upgrades as one is to selinux policy so will help.
Amarok will not play at all on mine which must be something to do with
codec for MP3 but amarok-mp3 is no longer available. Installing
gstreamer hasn't helped.
John.
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