Is SELinux support as a kernel module possible ??

["Leo Prasath" <leo prasath gmail com>]

Hi guys,

I have a need to install SELinux on a sytem running with a kernel without SELinux built into it. However, I cannot reinstall a custom kernel with the SELinux built into it.

So, I am looking at building a kernel module for SELinux and load it. I tried compiling the kernel with config option CONFIG_SECURITY_SELINUX=m and i got this error:

.config:984:warning: symbol value 'm' invalid for SECURITY_SELINUX

Is it possible to load SELinux as a kernel module ? Has anyone tried this ?

Any help is appreciated

Thanks,
Leo.