On Sun, 2008-12-07 at 10:17 -0500, Jay Estabrook wrote:
Couple of thoughts:
1. BEFORE I reboot after the install, while at the "...complete: reboot?"
screen, I toggle over to VC2 (Alt-F2) and do:
vi /mnt/sysimage/etc/aboot.conf
replacing the "rhgb quiet" with "selinux=off"
as I don't trust/want/need selinux getting in the way.
2. I don't often use the default LVM auto-partitioning magic on the disks,
and can't say I've tested it much under this new FC9. Perhaps that is
getting in the way; I normally use just 2 hard partitions, ie 1 for swap
and 1 for everything else, and find it possible again to toggle over to
VC2 just BEFORE it asks for disk setup, and at the shell prompt, use
"fdisk" to do the work. This mostly works, except when exiting "fdisk"
you get a message saying that the kernel did NOT re-scan correctly, and
then you need to restart the install from scratch. If that message does
NOT appear, just continue on, and the partitioning screen ought to see
what was just done.
Hahaa, it works perfectly with the selinux=off parameter set...it was
causing all the trouble. Can't you disable it by default?