Description of problem: At multiple times during the installation, anaconda refers to a "boot disk": - after partitioning (if the partition on which Linux will be installed is probably not bootable from) - when choosing not to install a boot loader Since anaconda doesn't provide the means to make a boot disk anymore (I understood from other bug reports that a boot disk is not possible anymore, due to the kernel being too big), these messages should be suppressed, or rephrased, to avoid confusion. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): anaconda-9.91-7.i386.rpm How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install Fedora Core 2 test 2. 2. Choose a partition for "/" that is too far on the disk to be bootable. or 3. Choose not to install a boot loader. Actual results: Anaconda refers to a boot disk Expected results: Since boot disks are not possible anymore, they should not be referred to by Anaconda. Additional info: none
These should all be gone in FC3 test releases.