Description of problem: Unexpected behavior when creating a partition using redhat-config-kickstart. The user is unable to use the up arrow to create an ext3 partition larger than 200000 MB. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): redhat-config-kickstart-2.3.22-3 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. In the redhat-config-kickstart tool, in the Partition Information tab, click Add. 2. Use the up arrow for size to create a partition of > 200000 MB (hold a really long time or input 199999 and press up twice). 3. Actual Results: The up arrow deactivates at 200000 MB. It is easy to work around by entering the size manually, but this artificial limit is confusing for users. Expected Results: The up arrow should continue to function, allowing the creation of an arbitrarily large partition (at least up to 1TB). Additional info:
Upped to arbitrary limit of 1e+12, it'll get built in next time I build s-c-kickstart