2011/5/12 "JÃhann B. GuÃmundsson" <johannbg@xxxxxxxxx>
Anywho it most likely was caused by a post-install script failure.
you can try to see if you can duplicate it by adding kernel parameters to grub then remove/install again the kernels you have installed.
Also check logs for any selinux msg if enabled which might be potentially have blocked the post install script.
JBG
On 05/12/2011 05:52 PM, Jonathan Corbet wrote:
So I went to boot my rawhide system the other day, only to notice that
none of the usual fedora kernel options were there. ÂI've long since had
my own kernels there, of course, and those have not been touched - but
somebody cleared out all of the Fedora options from grub.conf.
For all those kernels ( not just the latest entry )?
Anywho it most likely was caused by a post-install script failure.
you can try to see if you can duplicate it by adding kernel parameters to grub then remove/install again the kernels you have installed.
Also check logs for any selinux msg if enabled which might be potentially have blocked the post install script.
JBG
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