Hi, unfortunately I'm not sure whether preupgrade falls under the installer part of the release criteria, so I can't formulate a proper description of how the following two bugs impact them. However, they break preupgrade pretty thoroughly: a) bug 572281 With a too-small /boot partition (like the 200 MB one F12 creates by default ...), preupgrade has to fall back to down- loading the stage2 image after the reboot. However, due to a bug in the urlgrabber Python library in F12 (incorrect parsing of the Content-length header from the mirror) the calculation of whether there is sufficient disk space to put stage2 into the partition fails. It futily tries to download despite the insufficient size, then dies with an IOError and skips to the "yay, everything worked, reboot now!" screen without having downloaded any packages. This bug is fixed upstream in urlgrabber, but there's no up- date for F12 yet. b) bug 58737 For some reason preupgrade currently doesn't actually download any fc13 packages but sticks to fc12 repositories when picking the "Fedora 13 (Branch)" target, making it a fancy way to run a system update. Since both have to be solved in F12 (or maybe on the mirrors, if the bug 58737 behavior is caused by errors in the data that preupgrade retrieves) they wouldn't delay compose, though. -- Best regards, Eike Hein -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
