Scenario 1
I facing below error while I copy data from host computer to Virtual Machine the host computer drive full. The virtual machine stuck...Once I restart the Virtual machine...it's given this error.
"Failed to load SELinux policy, freezing."
Solution:
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- Press “e” at the boot screen to edit the startup parameters.
- Modify the line that starts with “linux16” and append “selinux=0” to the end
- Press “ctrl+x” to boot.
This allows us to boot with SELinux disabled. We can now re-edit the SELinux configuration file and fix our typo.
Scenario 2
Failed to load SELinux policy freezing. Well, that’s a new one – at least for me. So what went wrong?
While performing some configuration changes on one of my Linux hosts, I needed to temporarily disable SELinux to test. Easy enough, right? Edit /etc/selinux/config and change SELINUX to disabled.
Changes made, host rebooted. I go off to perform another task, and when I come back to check on it I cannot log in. I load up the console and it’s stuck at loading CentOS. When I pull up the console logs, I see this:
Failed to load SELinux policy freezing. Well, that’s a new one – at least for me. So what went wrong?
While performing some configuration changes on one of my Linux hosts, I needed to temporarily disable SELinux to test. Easy enough, right? Edit /etc/selinux/config and change SELINUX to disabled.
Changes made, host rebooted. I go off to perform another task, and when I come back to check on it I cannot log in. I load up the console and it’s stuck at loading CentOS. When I pull up the console logs, I see this:
