Recently I decided to install Fedora 8 on my laptop. Originally the laptop came with Ubuntu but the hand holding that distro offers was starting to get in my way and it makes more sense for my job to have a Redhat-based distro on my laptop. The installation was quick and painless but the sound card did not work after applying updates. A lot of Googling turned up a lot of frustrated people. Apparently the Intel ICH8 chipset has some issues with the kernel drivers included with Fedora 8. I ended up having to break one of my cardinal rules of Linux to get sound working but the steps required to get the sound card working aren’t that involved.
BASH Functions To Manipulate selinux Policy
Posted by Pizon
on March 06, 2008
selinux is a great tool for keeping your server secure. The problem many people run into is properly configuring security policies to allow their services to run properly. Redhat-derived Linux distributions provide the audit2allow utility for easing the creation of selinux policy.
