Has there been any thought about enabling SELinux support in the Xen kernels?

It seems a shame not to have one of the most compelling features for server use of CentOS and Fedora available on my shiny new Xen instance.

It's possible to run SELinux in enforcing mode on your Linode now with pv_grub and a custom build kernel (just turning SELinux on really).

I've done it and it works, which is nice.

The feature required to run a custom
kernel via pv-grub are not included
into the latest Centos5 kernel and it won't
be as you can read here:

http://bugs.centos.org/view.php?id=3372

Plus what about kernel updates using a custom
kernel? I mean yum is useful and I would like to
use it whenever I want to update my kernel. I think
linode technicians should manage to include SELINUX
support on their kernels as soon as possible.