Only one anaconda crash this time :-). I tried to select "Software Development" in addition to "Office apps" in the initial package selection page, and anaconda fall down, go boom. (I'll make a bugzilla with the traceback info I wrote to a floppy). Started again and just went directly to custom package selection without touching any toggle buttons on the first page - that worked better. I was able to select almost everything to install, but I could swear that previously I was able to just right click on the package group name and pick "select all optional". Now I have to first click on the toggle to say select that package group, then right click before I can select all optional packages. Did get through the network setup OK with a static IP this time, and was able to leave out IPv6 setup with no complaints. Did encounter the already reported bug about no keyboard during firstboot, just moused my way through it and defined a normal user after booting and logging in as root. Having gotten the system up and running, I can't seem to find any extras. If I type something liike "yum install yumex" it says "What are you talking about, there is no such package". Don't know if this is due to the prerelease perhaps already claiming to be fc6, but no actual fc6 repos exist yet? One very mysterious improvement, this x.org bug: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7243 still crops up during anaconda (I get to see a desktop pretending to only be able to display 800x600 during install), but once the firstboot happens, the automatic X config somehow manages to do 1920x1080 correctly (and I thought I'd been told anaconda uses the exact same X config as the full system). Don't know why this is working under normal circumstances now, but not in anaconda. (Not that I object, mind you :-). And most important, I was actually able to boot after installing, the initrd didn't go missing on me. -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list