Re: F9 Beta install improperly handles error condition

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Andrew Farris wrote:
shmuel siegel wrote:
I have a scratched DVD. When I hit continue from the test dialog box I quickly got an Error dialog box which only had an OK button. Pressing this button retried the install which of course failed with the same dialog box. Removing the DVD didn't change anything.The only way out of this infinite loop was a hard reboot. There should be other recovery options.

I found that the continue button after testing my F9 beta i386 DVD (which passed the test) also ejected the disk and showed that same empty 'OK' dialog. The system had to restart, then I inserted the disk again, and this time did not test.

So that problem happens if you pass the test or not. In the past I think that the buttons available at that point in anaconda were different, where you had to eject the current disk before continuing whether it passed the test or not. You then got the choice to continue or test another disk. If you continued you had to reinsert the first disk. This weird dialog may be a problem in how that was changed for single DVD disk tests rather than testing multiple disks?

I forgot to mention that the errors shown in console for anaconda while that 'OK' dialog was shown (before I restarted the machine) indicated that it had failed to mount the ISO image, but unfortunately I didn't capture any of those messages. I think it was a post-test mount that failed, but can't be sure since I didn't check the console until it had failed.

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