> diff --git a/anaconda b/anaconda
> index 705edca..c366bbe 100755
> --- a/anaconda
> +++ b/anaconda
> @@ -488,6 +488,11 @@ class Anaconda:
> b = instClass.getBackend()
> self.backend = apply(b, (self,))
>
> + def setStage2str(self, stage2str):
> + if stage2str.startswith("cdrom://"):
> + self.mediaDevice = stage2str[8:].split(":")[0]
> + self.stage2 = stage2str
> +
> def setMethodstr(self, methodstr):
> if methodstr.startswith("cdrom://"):
> (device, tree) = string.split(methodstr[8:], ":", 1)
I don't like overloading mediaDevice in this way, though. Right now if
you look through yuminstall.py and other files, you'll see that
mediaDevice refers to the CD/DVD device where the installation source is
coming from. That is, the media that contains *packages*, not the media
that contains a bootable image.
I think if we do this, we'll end up breaking some kind of install
method, perhaps boot.iso+NFS or something similar. I'm concerned we
will try to eject the media halfway through the installation or
something silly like that.
- Chris
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