Documentation:

The documentation for the source release is still work in progress.

Please use currently the binary distribution.

For the unpatient:

make sure you have at least 256MB RAM and 256MB swap

create a single partition with at least 5GB

format it with ext3 and mount it (mount point eg. /mnt/sslx)

un-tar the source archive in some other partition and cd into the created directory

./setup-first.sh /mnt/sslx

./toolchain.sh

./setup-hlfs.sh

./hlfs.sh

./setup-server.sh

chroot into /mnt/sslx according to the instructions in Chapter06/Cleaning up (HLFS)
Now follow the instructions in Chapter07 in HLFS:

setup grub, edit /boot/grub/menu.lst, copy the stage* files to /boot/grub

edit /etc/fstab

edit /etc/sysconfig/console

edit /etc/sysconfig-network-devices/... and /etc/resolv.conf to setup the network

exit the chroot and reboot into your new Secure-SLinux

make sure that the network is working and you can connect to the internet (eg. ping web.de)

cd into /sources

./server.sh

./server2.sh

Thats basically all there is.

By default the toolchain is compiled specific for your processor while the real system is compiled for i586 which can be changed in /etc/sslx-uname.conf.

You can create a binary distribution by booting into another linux distro, mounting the newly compiled Secure-SLinux partition, cd into the mount point (/mnt/sslx) and enter "tar cvfj secure-slinux-i586.tar.bz2 *". You may first want to remove the tools directory and the archive of the toolchain.