policy version jumped to 18

[Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton <lkcl@lkcl.net>]

arg, wot a pain.

i am doing an install on another machine, just for fun
(and prior to doing an upgrade on another).

this is with my lovely 2.6.6-selinux1 kernel.

policy version being reported by the kernel i am using is 17.

checkpolicy is being a pain and reporting that it does version 18.

therefore, a make install does this:

creates a policy.conf file, and creates a .17 file (somewhere) because
that's what the kernel supports.

checkpolicy is then used to find what to check, which says "i do version 18".

consequently, i don't get anywhere.

hack-time...

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