> BTW it looks like the "nomodeset" parameter is missing in the list of
> boot options at these two places:
>
> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda/Options
That's because it's not an anaconda option.
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> - Put the iso on a ntfs partition
> - Put the vmlinuz+initrd.img in F11's grub .. and boot into the installer,
> pointing it to install from HDD
> - The installer cannot pickup the iso
Yeah this probably won't work because of the NTFSness, but what's the
exact error message? What does the log o
> Today while installing F11 from DVD, I noticed something : if one has
> multiple Ethernet cards in his/her computer, if booting with 'asknetwork',
> when it comes to configuring the network you are greeted with eth0 : address> and below eth1 : . I think it would be niftier if the
> identificatio
> * rhpl.exception -> Chris Lumens has split out a new package python-meh
> which includes the exception handling capabilities from rhpl with the
> added support for filing to bugzilla like anaconda does
Yeah, I invite anyone who's maintaining a python project with a GUI to
> It might have helped to find the problem earlier -- I for example got
> the impression that a lot of people had problems with the storage
> rewrite and thus aborted their tests with Alpha or Beta.
There was no storage rewrite in the Alpha, so this isn't the case there.
For the beta, you are corr
> > An earlier freeze would have just frozen the work unfinished. The
> > rewrite was a massive undertaking and we knew it was going to take
> > longer than the release cycle to finish. Freezing earlier wouldn't have
> > helped.
>
> Then it should have been done in a work branch and targeted for
> I have to agree that the new installer is very nice.
> But despite this I really wish you will apply some bugfixes
> to anaconda and release it in updates. This of course does
> not help with FC5, but it will help those who use anaconda
> to make new distros or respins such as I plan to do (eithe
> I've downloaded FC5 for i386 and x86_64. I do netboot kickstart
> installs. With FC3 and FC4, and previous I think, If I didn't have a
> network stanza in the kickstart config file it would just bypass
> configuring the interfaces and just use the one that was selected during
> the boot process
> On my system with system-config-keyboard-1.2.7-1.1
> If I run in Gnome the System --> Administration --> Keyboard tool, it
> gives absolutely nothing: only an empty window with title "Keyboard" and
> inside a keyboard-key icon with the text "select the appropriate
> keyboard for the system".
Thi
