Chris Murphy wrote:
> I don't know why anaconda can't run the rescue mode when launched from
> a Live OS environment.
The main thing that is missing is an icon/button on the desktop, I guess.
Though of course Anaconda needs to provide a CLI executable (or a flag to
the liveinst one that is already shipped anyway) for it.
> There are some ideas to make install media with separate Live OS and
> Install boot menu entries. There'd be a Live OS to use Fedora in a
> volatile environment (perhaps one day make persistence an option out
> of the box). But you'd reboot and choose a separate installation
> option that would be a non-Live desktop, or kiosk mode, environment
> for the installer to run in dedicated fashion. In this case the
> installer's rescue option could be used, and run through the discovery
> logic to assemble the installed system.
But that is exactly what I do not want. I want to be able to use the full
live environment as my rescue environment, e.g., the KDE Partition Manager
that is installed on the KDE Live image anyway.
Kevin Kofler
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