On Fri, 2008-04-04 at 15:55 +0200, Michael Schwendt wrote: > Sigh. F9-Beta doesn't like to be tested. We're doing weekly snapshots; you might try today's snapshot instead of F9Beta. > First, Anaconda gave a traceback > upon being told to use a GRUB device other than MBR. Hm. What's your disk layout like? What device were you telling it to use? > Then, during the next attempt, I installed GRUB into MBR. But after > restoring F8's GRUB, I found out that it cannot access F9-Beta's root > partition. Did you encrypt F9b's disk? It'd be kind of tricky for GRUB to read that, obviously. How did you restore F8's GRUB? > That would have been my way to boot into it from the > command-line. But it fails to find /boot/grub/grub.conf on it and > errors out (2: Bad file or directory type) even if I specify it > myself. > It seems to be incompatible with F9. That seems unlikely; more likely is that there was some mixed-up configuration generated by anaconda at some point. If you can give us some details of how your partitions etc. are set up, I can try to reproduce your problem so we can fix it. -w >
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