Sure surprised me
Anybody had this happen? I insalled FC2 on hdb which is an old 10gig HD. The install went fine and everything looked good 'til I tried to boot the other OS. Only problem, when it formatted hdb,it also formatted the first 10 gigs on hda.
Anybody had this happen?
I insalled FC2 on hdb which is an old 10gig HD.The install went fine and everything looked good 'til I tried to boot the other OS.
Only problem, when it formatted hdb,it also formatted the first 10 gigs on hda.Well,that other OS, on hda, didn't like that much so I had to reinstall it.
Does anyone have even a vague idea what may have caused that ?
I insalled FC2 on hdb which is an old 10gig HD.The install went fine and everything looked good 'til I tried to boot the other OS.
Only problem, when it formatted hdb,it also formatted the first 10 gigs on hda.Well,that other OS, on hda, didn't like that much so I had to reinstall it.
Does anyone have even a vague idea what may have caused that ?
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This has been reported and is a known issue in the releases of fedora with the 2.6 series kernel. I do not know the details, but it seems to be a problem with kernel 2.6 and parted and apparently occurs when using Fedora's partitioning utility during the install.
I have been able to install Fedora by using the upgrade method, without incident. I would guess that you should pre-format the partitions with a partitioning utility (not the partitioning utility in Fedora during the install) and then try the install, using your fresh partition.
Mel, did you use the Fedora partitioning utility during the install?
P.S. See the story;
http://news.com.com/Red+Hat+Linux+upgrad...d&subj=news
I have been able to install Fedora by using the upgrade method, without incident. I would guess that you should pre-format the partitions with a partitioning utility (not the partitioning utility in Fedora during the install) and then try the install, using your fresh partition.
Mel, did you use the Fedora partitioning utility during the install?
P.S. See the story;
http://news.com.com/Red+Hat+Linux+upgrad...d&subj=news