William Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Late last night I tried a hard drive install, instead of going to bed
> (first mistake).
>
> I thought I'd check the option to clean the /tmp directory during startup,
> even though I knew the install partion was mounted there (second mistake).
>
> The cooker install was on my mdk 7.2 partition (third mistake).
>
> After rebooting for the first time, I thought that aurora had locked up.
> Nope, it was just peachy. It just took a long time to delete 6.5 gigs of
> perfectly good software.
Strange, it was a bug from us that was fixed something like in early
february or something.
Are you sure you're using latest cooker? Did your fstab really contain the
mount point /tmp/hdimage leading to the partition mirroring cooker?
--
Guillaume Cottenceau - http://us.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
