Scenario: You boot from CD, you answer several screens of
questions, you start the install. 3 cd's later it borks. Back to
square 1. There is no meaningful way to pick up the pieces.
Principle: The system should become bootable as early as possible.
Principle: The state of all your decisions should be saved as
early as possible.
Ideally then if it borks on CD #3, you should be able to go away,
burn a new copy of CD#3
come back, start with #1. On startup, Anaconda sees that there is
a file in the root file system called /install-status. Pop-up:
"It appears that a previous installation failed. Would you like to:
<<*>>Try to continue the failed install.
<<*>>Start again."
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