> > : Yes, there is a note on the left that says the Linux data will be lost.
> > : The LINUX data, not MY data. Instead of listing all of the Linux partitions
> > : that it found and asking which ones it can remove, and/or, which ones it
> > : can use but leave the partitions the same, it blindly destroys.
> >
> > The installer DOES note that it will completely repartition your drives,
> > thus killing whatever was already there. Shame on you for not using the
> > "Custom" option, which lets you choose what to do with your drives.
>
> That is no excuse for the installation to blindly remove partitions without
> double-checking with the user that it is OK to destroy that drive.
U did notice that you were installing a linux version didnt you?
Its not windows - hence it takes a bit more from the person playing
administrator on it.
If you installed RedHat before.. then you must have noticed the
completely new install interface - must have warned you to just
RTFM first before just asuming things will go the way you think.
Ofcourse thats just my opinion.
J.
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