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Description of problem: I was installing fc3t2 over nfs to a test pc, and in order to don't use so many cd's, i burned the rescuecd on a RW, and booted with "linux askmethod mediacheck". I then specified that it should use the location "192.168.0.200:/home/kyrre/ISO" as install location - a folder which contained the four fc3t2 images, the rescuecd image, and two clarkconnect iso's. All seemed to work fine (exept it was a little strange that mediacheck first checked cd1, then 3, 4, and at last cd 2...) All which where proven OK. When anaconda then tried to "change cd" to cd2 in order to install the package "docbook-dtds-1.0-24.noarch.rpm" i got the message that the file did not exist. I then tried to move the four images to a folder of its own - and all went according to plan. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Anaconda screwed up with no warning Expected results: Anaconda should not screw up, or should at least warn/refuse to install. Additional info:
There are a few other bugs on this. Unfortunately, it's a little bit tricky to get right, hence at present, the instructions are to only have the ISOs for one release present in the directory you're installing from.
pjones fixed this up in CVS last week.