I am running CM13 (nightly build, Sep 2016) on my tablet. The init.d system works (adb logcat shows the output of /etc/init.d/00banner during boot). So I wrote my own init.d script which I want to use to mount an additional partition. The problem is SELinux. Obviously it won't let me do that.
I am not too familiar with the SELinux policies in CM13. It looks like I cannot simply do a "mount... " command in an init.d script. I also cannot do a "su -c mount...". Everything gets denied.
So what can I do in order to mount a partition during boot - besides turning off the darn SELinux?
Markus.
I am not too familiar with the SELinux policies in CM13. It looks like I cannot simply do a "mount... " command in an init.d script. I also cannot do a "su -c mount...". Everything gets denied.
So what can I do in order to mount a partition during boot - besides turning off the darn SELinux?
Markus.
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