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Description of problem:
When creating a set of RAID 1 partitions during installation of Fedora Core 2
Anaconda almost always picks the wrong md# for the boot partition. The
only solution I have found is to go back to the Disk Druid step and 
renumber the RAID partitions so that /boot happens to be the md# that
anaconda demands. There doesn't seem to be any logic to which md#
anaconda selects either. However it doesn't change within a given
installation session.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. install Fedora Core 2 on a machine with two identical SATA drives
2. during the installation use the Disk Druid option to create identical
Software RAID partitions on each drive. Use these to create RAID 1 
partitions for /boot, /, /swap, /var and /home.
3.In the next anaconda screen after creating the RAID partitions, you will
be presented with the md# that anaconda wants to use for the boot
partition.
    

Actual Results:  The md# partition presented by anaconda for the boot partition is almost always
NOT the one which has the /boot mount point.

Expected Results:  I expected anaconda to be bright enough to look for the /boot mount point when
picking the md# partition for the boot partition.

Additional info:

The only workaround I have found is back up to the Disk Druid step in the anaconda
installation and edit the software RAID partitions to have the expected md# that
anaconda is demanding for the boot partition.